[QUOTE=sims822257]Does any one else experience that their yorkies shake a bit? I have a 6 month old baby boy and sometimes he shakes. It is nothing that is so bad that it is deserving of a doctor but I was just wondering if mine was the only one that did this? My mother hasa 10 pound yorkie and she does not shake so this is new to me. I was thinking it is just because he is so small since he is always happy and never scared of anything!! Thanks![/QUOTE
Pixie shakes when I carry her but not in her messenger bag or any bag. She shakes on elevators (actually vibrates), car rides, even when being held but just a few minutes. I attribute this to her breeder never socializing her outside the house. When Pixie first arrived, I realized she must have been in an x-pen at the breeders 24/7. She was completely happy to be there without 15 other dogs. She loves attention and flirting with anyone. I take her to the mall in her stroller and this helped. I also take her when I travel, used to shake but loved room service. She's a happy girl when I start packing. I own 3 different breeds of dogs and out of 3 breeders only speak to one. The other two really were only interested in selling the dogs not their well being. Yes, I did my research, one is the president of her club. The worst person to purchase a dog from, titles mean nothing. She lied about everything. I called her last night for papers since I sent her everything months ago and we kept getting cut off, so I'd call back. She was doing it on purpose. That's her mentality. I ignored it. I dislike her intensely. I usually don't work up that much emotion. Sorry I took over your thread.
I wouldn't worry at this point.
Jessica |