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JennaPenny · 04-10-2016, 04:22 PM

1) It's none of your business what the price was. What a rude question.

2) No, my puppy isn't a teacup like your mom/aunt/sister/boyfriends uncle/ etc. Furthermore, to the dude that told me his 16 pound yorkie was "half teacup" so that's why he cost more, not only do I not care, I suggest doing a google search on why I am half amused, half pitying.

3) She is NOT a toy. Just because you've now established our "bond" based on some chick or dude I've never heard of, doesn't mean she can now be scooped up!

4) NO, you cannot pet her. Why? Because she's training, and, not only that, I didn't give you permission

5) I've already told you to NOT touch her. If my daughter is holding her, you have NO RIGHT to pick her up or pet her because she's 11!

6) Take your face out of her's. For the LOVE of gobsmackers. From the way she's acting, your breath could stop a horse.

I'd have more, but I've gotten the gist of it out. I'm venting. I'm tired of this. I WAS afraid that chewie was a "teacup" ( I will clarify I know that's not real- it's for lack of a better word.) but, I was concerned and asked the breeder. No- Breeder had her siblings on site and she's seen the parents personally. They are just between 4-6 pounds- both dad and mom.
People are touching her, petting her, and picking her up without asking. I'm getting VERY angry. At first hubby asked me to try to be civil within our condo, but I'm getting to the point where I'm beyond wanting to turn the other cheek. My girl doesn't like to be cuddled or pet unless she's in the mood- and that's with me. I don't appreciate people thinking that because she's tiny she's now fair game. I had too many incidents today with the teacup comments and strangers, so I'm a bit shorter with my temper. You guys understand, so I wanted to vent in a safe area.

04-10-2016, 04:22 PM	#1
JennaPenny YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: Mesa, az Posts: 970	Rules for strangers with my puppy 1) It's none of your business what the price was. What a rude question. 2) No, my puppy isn't a teacup like your mom/aunt/sister/boyfriends uncle/ etc. Furthermore, to the dude that told me his 16 pound yorkie was "half teacup" so that's why he cost more, not only do I not care, I suggest doing a google search on why I am half amused, half pitying. 3) She is NOT a toy. Just because you've now established our "bond" based on some chick or dude I've never heard of, doesn't mean she can now be scooped up! 4) NO, you cannot pet her. Why? Because she's training, and, not only that, I didn't give you permission 5) I've already told you to NOT touch her. If my daughter is holding her, you have NO RIGHT to pick her up or pet her because she's 11! 6) Take your face out of her's. For the LOVE of gobsmackers. From the way she's acting, your breath could stop a horse. I'd have more, but I've gotten the gist of it out. I'm venting. I'm tired of this. I WAS afraid that chewie was a "teacup" ( I will clarify I know that's not real- it's for lack of a better word.) but, I was concerned and asked the breeder. No- Breeder had her siblings on site and she's seen the parents personally. They are just between 4-6 pounds- both dad and mom. People are touching her, petting her, and picking her up without asking. I'm getting VERY angry. At first hubby asked me to try to be civil within our condo, but I'm getting to the point where I'm beyond wanting to turn the other cheek. My girl doesn't like to be cuddled or pet unless she's in the mood- and that's with me. I don't appreciate people thinking that because she's tiny she's now fair game. I had too many incidents today with the teacup comments and strangers, so I'm a bit shorter with my temper. You guys understand, so I wanted to vent in a safe area.