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Originally Posted by gracielove  I hope you have found help for your baby by now. A young dog that is kept in a cage more than a two or three hours a day is going to be wild. That is just a fact. These dogs are very social creatures and they crave human companionship. A young dog needs human interaction and continual reinforcement of his training.
You did not say but it does sound as though this pup needs a lot of companionship and training. I hope you have found someone to help you to learn how to interact with him. Yorkies are high energy dogs and when they are young they are super energetic and need tons of exercise to run that energy off. |
I agree with this. I won't put Chewie in a cage, no matter how much hubby has begged. I've agreed to crate her for date nights once a week after training her to do it, but no more than 3 hours. I agree with gracielove. A good trainer makes all of the difference. When you find someone that speaks your little guy's language the results are unbelievable. hubby wont call her over until next week, or I'd be already over the biting stage with daughter. Look up on angies list, or yelp,. and interview as many trainers as you can afford. You WILL see results. I promise. Try to find old posts of mine about walking and the like, and you'll see my trainer made a HUGE difference- along with advice on this board.