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Originally Posted by Mystique  Thanks! I did lots of research to find my breeder so I hope she's good. I looked for all the signs of a good (and bad) breeder before settling on her. I spoke to her at length and saw many of her dogs at her home, who all seem happy and well-adjusted. She has a two-year health guarantee and told me if anything happens that makes me unable to keep him, I can return him to her. She has offered free grooming and training until the puppy is six months old, and has also offered to teach me how to groom him myself. She has also offered to board him whenever I need to travel and can't take him with me. So far, so good!
By the time I get him, he will be just over 4 months old. And he has spent all that time hanging out with his mama (who I met and is super sweet). So he's had a great start 
As for a play pen, I bought the Richell Ex-pen with a lid in case he decides he likes jumping out of it. I've also bought some Iris pee pads because I intend to train him to go indoors so he doesn't need to go outside in the snow in winter. It is indeed freezing right now in Toronto!! I hope you are keeping safe and warm in NYS. |
I have 6 little guys, 2 Chis, 2 Japanese Chins, 1 Terrier x and Zachary, my Biewer Yorkie. The 2 oldest will go out OR on washable peepee pads. The other 4 use only the pads indoors.
Having them all pad trained has been a life saver for us. I am disabled and can no longer take them out. And in bad weather we don't have to worry. We don't have a fenced yard and even if we did, I would not let them out alone for fear of escape or theft.
Looking forward to pictures,
Louise and Zachary the Biewer Yorkie