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Originally Posted by Ravens Keeper Hi Jim - I'm glad you found yorkie talk. I'm so sorry to here about your little Chloe. It's amazing how these little ones capture your heart and soul. My husband was not very happy when I brought my first yorkie home but now we have two, and he turns to mush around our little furbabies. I agree with the other posts, that you introduce your new yorkie on neutral ground. Worked well with me. I was also extra careful not to fuss over the new puppy in front of my other one. Looking forward to future posts.....
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I had a sheltie and had to put him down after 15 years poor guy had a stroke. Sadly I let the vet take him in the back to do the sad thing from that day on I felt so guilty that Charlie died alone I swore no pet of mine will ever die alone if I could help it. Then I had to do it and it was the hardest thing I have ever had to do. I am am plumber by trade and go into peoples homes and how I hated the yappers then my daughter casked if we could get a puppy she saw and being the animal lover that I am I said yes. She said I may not like it though as it was a Yorkie and to be honest I was not thrilled but when she placed that ball of fur in my hand I knew who was going to be the boss and it was not me. I have cried over her harder than when my father died. She would always be there for me when I got home and be such a pain in the rear when she wanted to play. God I miss her so. Give your dogs lots of love as you never know.
Thank You for your kind words Jim