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Originally Posted by kikil  yeah but my does sometime what urs does. some of the time she come when it time to eat. but she come when she think that she getting something she don't care what it is as long as it something for her. she don't like it when I don't give her anything or she don't see it. but if she came all the way she would get some loving but she wont do it. |
I see. Have you tried encouraging her
as she's coming to you? I've done that with Tatiana, and it worked. If it's a meal-call, I would say,"Yes, love, it's time for lunch." I would promptly put down her dish of food (that I first got ready). If it's a non-meal call (for affectionate attention only), I would show with my body language. I would bend down (or sit cross-legged), and open my hands to her, while saying,"Come here, love." Tatiana would run into my hands, and I would pet and praise her. I give her a sign -- something to read. Tatiana would scramble.
I hope this helps. It may not, as our yorkies seem different, as I said.