[JasmineNoelle]

I got my first yorkie too young at 8 weeks. She could not eat kibble very well at that age. I supplemented with a yogurt and chicken baby food mix which she did do alright on. Also, I gave her nutrical. She had to be fed every two hours (around the clock) at first because she was so tiny. Another thing I did was to make a sling that fit over my shoulder and around my waist and this is where Jasmine stayed the first few weeks when I had chores to do and couldn't sit right beside her. This way I knew she was safe and we boned very well. I didn't know then what I have since learned regarding the desired age of the puppy before separating from the their Mom. I also had to train her not to bite and the extra socializing that the Mom would do. All and all I am glad I go her. She is a love I would also caution you about little children holding your new pup. They are extra wiggley and can push their back legs against you just like a rabbit. They have no fear even at a very young age. We learnt this in a very bad way. My husband was holding little Jasmine and she was wiggling and she pushed her legs against him and out of his hands she flew. He was standing when this happened......and she fell to the floor and stopped breathing. It seemed like forever before she took a breath. I am not trying to discourage you from getting your little fur baby, just giving some suggestions. Good luck with your new baby!