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Originally Posted by Scoobstersmom  Hi Marco's mom. I could have written your post. Our little rescue is about two but we've only had him about two months, and he's a little bigger teapot at 12 pounds. He had no name so we call him Ranger. At first he was shy and submissive. I've had other yorkies - so I thought this time we finally got a calm one. NOT! The longer he's here, the more we see that crazy yorkie personality coming through. He's turning into a real yorkie terror - which makes me happy. He also came with a lot of baggage, likes women and kids and is unsure around men. He was also un-neutered and marked like a faucet. Neutering, constant supervision and a belly band helped, and we've got the marking about 90% under control now. I say 90% only because I still don't trust him completely, but he hasn't used the belly band in over a week and I haven't caught him trying to mark and haven't found any evidence. He still marks like a crazy man outside though and I think every square inch of our backyard has been claimed by him. It is so fun to watch them blossom into the silly little dogs they were meant to be!
Diana |
I love watching their personalities comes out. Dutch is my second yorkie and I've only had her for 6 months but boy is she quite the terrier. Like yours, she went from sweet and shy to a terror. Like you, I love it too. To me, it means, they are healthy and happy. I'm finding new ways redirect her to postive energy. She's not actually really bad, she's just a busybody.