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lisaly · 07-20-2014, 04:48 PM

My little girl, Katie, is what I consider a rehomed Yorkie. I'm not sure if others would consider her to be one. She spent her first three years with her show hobby breeder who is also a professional trainer. Katie received her championship at fourteen months of age and had two litters of puppies before she was rehomed at three. She lived a great life in a family setting, and she was used to rides in the car and lots of playtime and trips to the park. It was obvious how loved she was when her first mom spoke about her. Because of this love, Katie is very confident, and she adjusted beautifully with us. Katie was socialized early, has a wonderful disposition, and loves people. All of our much adored Rainbow Bridge babies were with us from the time they were little except for our littlest one, who was given to us by our first breeder at 6.5 months when she remained too tiny to breed. However this experience with Katie has been so amazing, and she has greatly surpassed my wish for a healthy little girl with a nice temperament. Katie is everything we dreamed for and more. She is so loyal, stays by my husband's side all day while I'm at work, and even when she showers me with kisses when I come home, Katie runs back to him and showers him with them, too, so she doesn't leave him out. We believe she loves her new home with us, but we also believe she will always love and be loved by her first mom. We always say we could not love her more, but each day our love grows deeper. I spend hours each day walking and playing with our little girl, and I don't get a lot of sleep, but she fills our hearts and lives with such love and joy, and we will forever be grateful for Katie and the people who helped bring her into our lives.

07-20-2014, 04:48 PM	#355
lisaly Donating YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Long Island, New York Posts: 5,892	My little girl, Katie, is what I consider a rehomed Yorkie. I'm not sure if others would consider her to be one. She spent her first three years with her show hobby breeder who is also a professional trainer. Katie received her championship at fourteen months of age and had two litters of puppies before she was rehomed at three. She lived a great life in a family setting, and she was used to rides in the car and lots of playtime and trips to the park. It was obvious how loved she was when her first mom spoke about her. Because of this love, Katie is very confident, and she adjusted beautifully with us. Katie was socialized early, has a wonderful disposition, and loves people. All of our much adored Rainbow Bridge babies were with us from the time they were little except for our littlest one, who was given to us by our first breeder at 6.5 months when she remained too tiny to breed. However this experience with Katie has been so amazing, and she has greatly surpassed my wish for a healthy little girl with a nice temperament. Katie is everything we dreamed for and more. She is so loyal, stays by my husband's side all day while I'm at work, and even when she showers me with kisses when I come home, Katie runs back to him and showers him with them, too, so she doesn't leave him out. We believe she loves her new home with us, but we also believe she will always love and be loved by her first mom. We always say we could not love her more, but each day our love grows deeper. I spend hours each day walking and playing with our little girl, and I don't get a lot of sleep, but she fills our hearts and lives with such love and joy, and we will forever be grateful for Katie and the people who helped bring her into our lives. Last edited by lisaly; 07-20-2014 at 04:49 PM.