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Originally Posted by yavenay  Yes she does, she really is a sweetheart. Most of the time it usually just all bark and pulling on the leash when we go for walks. In the dog park, she's actually pretty good, the other dogs her size she leaves alone. She will sniff their butts and go on about her business....pretty much ignores them
However, it's the big dogs I think she gets intimidated by and her little dog syndrome comes out. A friend of mine give me the number to the trainer she used before so I will give her a call.
I will say she loves people more than dogs though. When she sees people, she runs right up to them and wants them to give her a tummy rub.
At home, she's the perfect dog. She doesn't chew on anything, potties 100% on her potty pad and almost never gets in trouble. If she does do something it's usually my fault......like if I don't change her potty pads, she will not pee on them or if I put food in the trashcan. Other than, I have no complaints when she is home, it's just she needs to learn proper etiquette when we are outside. |
The reason why I went with a yorkie, being an all terrier lover, is this, right there. A friend owns a gentleman who is a fellow teapot member. (Chews isn't I meant this board) She has this story where he was riding the neighbors huge lab like a horse with his teeth in the scruff of it's heck as it's howling and running to and fro. Yeah, it's terrible, but I found it funny. Duchess every time I Hear stories makes me smile!!! Yorkies are the best!