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Originally Posted by amyhinmn We got our 9 week old from an excellent breeder. The parents, and pups, are kept in her house--the pups when old enough go in a baby pen in her living room. They should be well socialized and fearless. When we went to visit the litter at 7 weeks old (she would not let anyone handle the pups before the 1st vacc), they were all gregarious and friendly. No shaking whatsoever. When I went to pick her up at 81/2 weeks old, she was shaking even as the breeder held her. Now, whenever she seems to get nervous, her little body shakes. I hate seeing adult toy breeds shake, it looks so pathetic and unhealthy. |
He is very healthy! He gets nervous in new places. You just have to give him exposure. Jackson used to shake when I would bring him in my kitchen because he was so used to being upstairs. Now he's fine. But he shakes if I carry him in stores, as soon as I put him down on the ground he stops.