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In total over the last 30+ years I have had 4 females, I had a pack of 3 girls at one time, all got along fantastically, they ate from their own dish side by side, never a growl or snarl. But, that's how I trained them, I was the "pack leader". Over the years they passed away one by one. My last girl lived to be 17 Years old, her loss was over whelming, I swore no more dogs, the loss of them is to traumatic. 6 weeks after my girl went to rainbow bridge I was still grieving, cried all the time, my house was so empty, my heart was so dead. My vet called me, they had just gotten a male surrender, 2 1/2 yo, not an abused dog, she begged me to just come see the dog. I never wanted a male dog because they mark everything, I told this to my vet, she said he was nurtured, some mark some do not. I told her all the reasons why I didn't want another dog, but she kept pleading with me to just come see this dog, she kept saying Joan, this is your dog. Well, to appease my vet and out of respect for her to think of me when this dog came to her, I went JUST TO SEE THE DOG knowing I would NEVER have a male dog. When I saw this little guy at my vets lunch room running to every tech that entered the room, so friendly, I thought who could toss this little guy out of their lives.

So he came home with me lol.
We are a team for 3 years now, and what I can say about boy vs girl yorkie is, lol, boys sure are mommas lil boy, he MUST be touching me all the time if we are on the sofa, heat of summer, cold of winter, this boy is pressed into my thigh. He is more of a cuddle bug then any of my girls ever were.

Good luck in choosing that perfect lil puppy, girl or boy, ya just can't go wrong with either sex.

As a PS. my boy does not mark, he is house broken, makes only outdoors, he squats to pee, no marking in the house, he is a PERFECT boy and very, very smart, learns new commands very fast.