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Originally Posted by Annie&Badger thankyou. i guess i'm starting to understand now that he's just more independent but i feel upset about that because i definitely wanted an affectionate dog. he's got an extraordinary pedigree - his grandfather won best in show at crufts and his great grandfather was the greatest yorkie who ever lived apparently. or something. none of that means anything to me though because i wanted a true companion dog that would snuggle up and want to be with me all the time and i was very specific with the breeder about that and she assured me that he had a very affectionate blood line. when i first saw him, he seemed very sprightly but he was fine being held and cuddled. it's just been since we got him home and he got over his first couple of weeks getting used to us. i agree with you in terms of giving him space for his own needs but had my heart set on a lovely little snuggle muffin and now i've got what amounts to just a dog |
I am not trying to sound rude but maybe you should take him back to the breeder. Don't let him get to attached to your home if your not happy with him. If he is cuddleing your husband then he just hasn't bonded with you yet. He sounds very precious. I hope you make the right decision.
I just don't think you should keep him if he is just an ordinary dog to you. 