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Originally Posted by Scoobstersmom  Thanks for the welcome Yorkiedaze. And thanks for calling me a great mom, which is something I needed to hear. Lately I haven't been feeling like such a great mom because I haven't been able to figure this out for him. I'm one of those "Type A" people that always need to have the answers and fix things, and I'm bombing this time. Maybe you're right though. Maybe this is something that just is, and I won't be able to figure this out or fix it. I just hate to miss something important though.
He does eat well and seems content, and I don't think he's in any more pain than I would be if I lived to his age.  I mean, he's 14. He has a little arthritis, and he doesn't see that well anymore, but he still loves to snuggle with Dad in the recliner chair, howl at sirens when he hears them and tromp through the forest when we visit our mountain cabin. So I guess he's pretty content.
If those are all your yorkies in your signature, I can't imagine how you keep up with them all. This one little guy keeps me on my toes!
Diana and the Scoobster |
You are doing a super job with your little man, and he does sound very happy and pain free and living the perfect life for his age.
Yes, those are three of my four Yorkies. I need to have a picture taken of all four together to use.
My girls are not that much work, really, but it can be expensive with yearly teeth cleaning, shots, tags, license, home cooking, and so on, but it still isn't nearly as expensive as my sons were when they lived at home, especially when we had them in UC Santa Barbara and UC Berkeley at the same time. WEW! We survived, but after they graduated and got on with careers, I was left with a major empty nest, so decided to adopt me a few daughters, even if they are of the hairy-legged variety!