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Old 09-03-2012, 05:45 AM   #12
luvlee
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You'll be remarkably surprised at how easy it is to transition from a larger breed to a yorkie. I previously had a Wheaton Terrier.

I love the fact that everything about my Lucy is so SMALL! I have absolutely no trouble re-directing her on a lead, she eats much less food and the poops, well, they're TINY in comparison.

Yorkies are also very intelligent. I must admit, that due to the smaller size, they tend to get spoiled very quickly. Just yesterday, we had Lucy in a time-out in her exercise pen. She just sat there and looked up at me without moving. I couldn't help but scoop her back up into my arms - while my daughter glared at me!

Yorkies also need less exercise than a larger dog. It may just be enough to be able to run around your house! And it's so nice to pet a yorkie on your lap.

While they don't shed a lot, they do release some hair here and there.

Grooming is probably the most sigificant draw back. However, a yorkie can be bathed right in your sink! If you keep your pup in a "puppy cut" then brushing will be mostly trouble free.

I hope after your move, you can find the right pup. You will have endless pleasure/companionship with a yorkie. Good luck.

Tracey
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