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Originally Posted by BlondieGirl87 I see where you are coming from however, a friend of mine has a 7 pound yorkie and she has had numerous hypoglycemic epsidoes with him and I have a 4 pound boy and a 1 pound 7 ounce girl and have had ZERO hypoglycemic episodes. My little girl is a puppy and they are supposed to be the most prone to this and she has never had any problems with this whatsoever and is almost 3 and half months old.
My boy yorkie was also put under to have his alteration taken care of and did great. The key here is using the correct kind of gas and making sure you have a top knotch vet who knows what they are doing..
Maybe some people consider tinies to be 2 pounds and under full grown. I consider both of mine tiny and Jaden is 4 pounds and Jewelina will be about 3 1/2 to 4 pounds. They do require extra care and work but both of mine are extremely healthy, neither were runts or bred to be "small" they just happened to be that way and are not sickly in the slightest. |
i didnt mean runts as the pups born now i ment years ago when they were first bred down in size.
now no one really knows what sizes they will have in a litter, tiny small or big can pop up.