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Old 05-27-2012, 06:00 PM   #61
MyTrixie143
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I can't really relate to how your feeling as I have always had pets, they are my life. I literally grew up taking care of my golden retriever. When I was 12, I got my first dog that was totally my responsibility and have owned many dogs since. I love having them, they make my life so much richer, I can't imagine life without them. I don't care what I'm missing out on, one look into their eyes and I'm hooked.

I won't lie though, puppies are tough, especially yorkies when it comes to training. It takes a lot of time and patience and unfortunately not everyone has that.

If you are willing to put in the time and effort, the end result will be very rewarding. You just have to make it through the hard times.

Maybe your mistake was getting a puppy. I think if you had gone with an adult that was already trained, you might not feel so overwhelmed. Puppies can be overwhelming with the chewing and accidents and how much they depend on you and just how much responsibility they require. I love young puppies, (12 weeks and under) but once they reach that age I am eager for them to grow up because I know as an adult they will be wonderful.

I believe if you really want to make it work out, you will. Just take one day at a time and remind yourself that it will be tough starting out but the end will be amazing.
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