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Kirbyhealth · 11-20-2014, 03:24 PM

Hi All,

We have a 7 year old male Yorkie who was born with a limited eye site condition. As he has aged his eye site has become more limited and has become more vocal with a new more bossy style of communication (he is still has some vision). He's a bit skittish/reactive with random noise, he also experienced symptoms of Atlantoaxial luxation (spinal related inflammation) last year that vet treatment alleviated.

Our concern:
Recently he has started to whine/or cry out at random times after he is put in his bedroom and early morning, his buddy a small Pomeranian sleeping close by. Could this be the premature mind/aging process where his world has gotten smaller; from his playful cat like boundless energetic behavior?
Or health related? Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks a bunch!!

11-20-2014, 03:24 PM	#1
Kirbyhealth YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Nov 2014 Location: Shoreline, WA Posts: 1	Adult Yorkie Male Behavior Change Hi All, We have a 7 year old male Yorkie who was born with a limited eye site condition. As he has aged his eye site has become more limited and has become more vocal with a new more bossy style of communication (he is still has some vision). He's a bit skittish/reactive with random noise, he also experienced symptoms of Atlantoaxial luxation (spinal related inflammation) last year that vet treatment alleviated. Our concern: Recently he has started to whine/or cry out at random times after he is put in his bedroom and early morning, his buddy a small Pomeranian sleeping close by. Could this be the premature mind/aging process where his world has gotten smaller; from his playful cat like boundless energetic behavior? Or health related? Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a bunch!!