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heather_lathrop · 01-12-2006, 08:17 AM

I agree, I think that people should definetly educate themselves before they say no way to something. My son is extremely alergic to cats, mold, dust, you name it. But I did my research, and now I have a yorkie, and one more on the way, and my son is fine with it. He has abolutely no symptoms at all. Not that your mom won't. Because there is never any gaurantee. But I do know that yorkie's don't really shed at all. And that would not cause the allergy anyway, and she said before, it is from the glands. Just look up some info online, or from some "GOOD" breaders, and I am sure they could give you some helpful info. And I think your mom would appreciate the fact that you are really trying to educate yourself. Good luck!

01-12-2006, 08:17 AM	#27
heather_lathrop Gizmo and Gidget's Pet Donating Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Arkansas Posts: 1,326	I agree, I think that people should definetly educate themselves before they say no way to something. My son is extremely alergic to cats, mold, dust, you name it. But I did my research, and now I have a yorkie, and one more on the way, and my son is fine with it. He has abolutely no symptoms at all. Not that your mom won't. Because there is never any gaurantee. But I do know that yorkie's don't really shed at all. And that would not cause the allergy anyway, and she said before, it is from the glands. Just look up some info online, or from some "GOOD" breaders, and I am sure they could give you some helpful info. And I think your mom would appreciate the fact that you are really trying to educate yourself. Good luck! __________________ Heather & Max - In honor of my sweet Ayden!