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Originally Posted by yorkietalkjilly  If I were you, I wouldn't put myself through all of the time, vet bills & brain drain it is going to take to learn how to deal with a dog this tiny and with these issues with the lack of experience that you have with the breed. I, too, would tend to recommend that you rehome this tiny dog with a rescue group that can place her with someone who has the experience, knowledge, time & patience to deal with the problems present now & those that will arise later. |
I agree. It takes a lot of patience and perseverance to deal with training issues, and so far it sounds like the OP might not be cut out for it. You really have to love and want the dog in the first place in order to go the extra mile to make it work. Due to the circumstances of acquiring this dog, that might not be the case.
There are some people out there who are up for the challenge and ready to do whatever it takes, and to love the dog unconditionally even if it all fails. It might be best to let him go be with one of those people, and do him and yourself a favor.