[Nancy1999]

Originally Posted by taren

IT is sad that I am her 4th owner. She is a wonderful dog, but just has jumping and nipping issues. she listens when you tell her to stop biting but she forgets. she jumps bc she is so happy to see people. i hope i can get her to stop. she is the most lovable huggable dog unlike my harley, he is more independant. he just always wants to play fetch. they get a long great and they are sooo much fun and fun to watch.

I had diapers on gabby and kept my dogs seperated when i was at work or out running errands. I turned my back for a few minutes while I was cleaning my living room and realized they were MIA, so i went to front room and there they were, locked cheek to cheek, through the diaper and all. i was devasted. i personally wanted to wait until after her third heat cycle if I WERE going to breed her and educate myself on breeding yorkies before doing so.

the difference between ckc and akc is the size and markings of the dog i guess. to be akc the yorkie has to meet certain height and weight measurements. akc has much higher standards. but i love both my dogs just the way they are. just need to get past this hump. no pun intended..........

I don't know who told you this, but this is totally wrong. There are many differences between the AKC and the CKC, but it has nothing to do with markings or if the dog meets a standard. The AKC insists on proof that the dog is purebred and the breeder has breeding rights. The CKC (Contenental Kennel Club) does not insist on any proof whatsoever, and you do not have to have breeding rights. The CKC papers are worthless, it was started to mislead unsuspecting buyers because there is a reputable CKC, the Canadian Kennel Club.