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jvwheeler · 12-21-2006, 07:07 AM

Mine are almost 5# and almost 10#. Under my breath, I prefer the bigger puppy. I don't worry about her so much. I don't have to track whether she eats (I have to make sure she doesn't eat too much). She is rambuctious and I don't worry about her getting hurt, she is definitely not fragile.

My "teapot" (I love that!) is sweet, gregarious, wonderful, loving, smart and well-behaved.

My boy is almost 5#, frequently stepped on or nearly so, timid and I am constantly checking to make sure he gets his food, returning his treats to him, and protecting him from our 7# cat. But he is a great companion for Ginger--which was the original reason I got him. They spend hours upon hours playing. I just worry about him more. And my hubby and I both have lap warmers.

But they are both loved and just a teensy bit spoiled.

12-21-2006, 07:07 AM	#57
jvwheeler Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Virginia Posts: 261	Mine are almost 5# and almost 10#. Under my breath, I prefer the bigger puppy. I don't worry about her so much. I don't have to track whether she eats (I have to make sure she doesn't eat too much). She is rambuctious and I don't worry about her getting hurt, she is definitely not fragile. My "teapot" (I love that!) is sweet, gregarious, wonderful, loving, smart and well-behaved. My boy is almost 5#, frequently stepped on or nearly so, timid and I am constantly checking to make sure he gets his food, returning his treats to him, and protecting him from our 7# cat. But he is a great companion for Ginger--which was the original reason I got him. They spend hours upon hours playing. I just worry about him more. And my hubby and I both have lap warmers. But they are both loved and just a teensy bit spoiled. __________________ Janelle -- And Ginger and Glory, too! In Loving Memory--Coriander (4/15/06-5/15/07)