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gypsyqueen · 03-20-2010, 08:34 AM

and the other boy

colormyyorkie · 03-20-2010, 08:36 AM

Is there anything that I can give him to settle him down? I had him upstairs all night and he barked and ran around for about 5 hours!!! He just wont give it up. I am surprised that he is not exhausted today, Btu he is doing ti again, running in circles barking. My other male the older one is not really caring about it. LOL he is just sleeping right now, My female is whining. WOW this is crazy!

colormyyorkie · 03-20-2010, 08:38 AM

My other male ( the older one) is 4lbs exactly and he is 4 years old and he wont get any bigger. The litters that she had all teh puppies stayed between 4 and 5 punds. Most of the people keep in touch with me so I know they are still small. My female is 5lbs 3oz and she is 3 years old.

rbelland · 03-20-2010, 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted by colormyyorkie

The male that I have is 3lbs 9oz and has not gained a ounce since I got him, I had him weighed 2 days ago and he weighs the same. It is like time stood still for him, He has not changed at all. He eats his food and he very active and healthy.

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Originally Posted by colormyyorkie

Is there anything that I can give him to settle him down? I had him upstairs all night and he barked and ran around for about 5 hours!!! He just wont give it up. I am surprised that he is not exhausted today, Btu he is doing ti again, running in circles barking. My other male the older one is not really caring about it. LOL he is just sleeping right now, My female is whining. WOW this is crazy!

I have heard you can try a putting little vanilla on his nose. But this is what they do.

gypsyqueen · 03-20-2010, 08:42 AM

if you put the males together they will end up fighting. It sounds like you need to give your girl a break or you will have problems normally they should not be breed till 2yrs old then every other heat at best.

jackson25 · 03-20-2010, 08:46 AM

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Originally Posted by gypsyqueen

if you put the males together they will end up fighting. It sounds like you need to give your girl a break or you will have problems normally they should not be breed till 2yrs old then every other heat at best.

The female is 3 years old. Not always the case in skipping, depends on how the female did, along with her "bouncing back". A pregnant uterus is a healthy uterus.

rbelland · 03-20-2010, 08:47 AM

Vanilla has worked for Harley( just a little on his nose). I still keep them seperate and even keep a diaper on the female. Not because it will keep them from mating (because it wont) but because a females scent is soooo strong. It is going to be in the air no matter what, but I dont want her to drip all over the house. I let them take turns in the room. This way one of them is not locked up for 30 days. Yes, 30 days!!! Harley will still try to get her.

jackson25 · 03-20-2010, 08:48 AM

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Originally Posted by colormyyorkie

My other male ( the older one) is 4lbs exactly and he is 4 years old and he wont get any bigger. The litters that she had all teh puppies stayed between 4 and 5 punds. Most of the people keep in touch with me so I know they are still small. My female is 5lbs 3oz and she is 3 years old.

For your female being 3 years old, how old was she when she had her first litter? This being her fourth, seems a bit much for my taste, but that is jmo!

Mardelin · 03-20-2010, 08:49 AM

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Originally Posted by colormyyorkie

Mardelin I have read and watched your posts for a long time, and I truly value your opinion. I dont think this lady knew what she was talking about, Nor do I think she has been breeding for a long time. You on the other hand are very knowledgable and it shows in your threads and answers to us newbies that need someone with the intelligence to help us along. So thank you for your information. Do you think the female is in any danger having been with 2 males???? I dont mind DNA testing the males and the litter that is not a problem. He only was with her the one time that I caught her and has been separated since. Now that I separated the other male from her, she is not happy with me. Do I keep them separated for the whole heat cycle and them see if she is pregnant? I am sure that my older male has tied with her and she is pregnant. He has never missed yet. The little boy that tied with her was on her for about well less than 30 seconds and they were untied, my other male well he is stuck for a long time with her.

Just a bit of info. She may or may not have conceived from both of them. It's very dependent on when she ovulated.....the eggs she drops stay alive for 48 hours. If both of them bred her on the same day....very good chance that the pups can be from both. Is it dangerous for her, no. My only concern is how prolific she is, her size and how many pups she can safely carry to term.

I would keep them all seperated for her entire cycle.

Oh! you don't have to have a tie to impregnate. All that is necessary is for the initial ejaculation to result in a litter.

As for your crazy boys.....vanilla is one thing to try. I use Calm Downs, get it at PetSmart. My boys do go off food and get little sleep. Be careful with the young one...make sure he's eating....keep NutriCal on hand and I keep DYNE on hand to supplement the boys with extra calories.

topknot · 03-20-2010, 10:10 AM

Welcome to the world of craziness with breeding. Yes, males do go crazy - whinning, howling, not eatting, and have a hard time just resting while a female is in heat.

Yes, your little one can sire a litter. You will need to DNA the mother, sires (both boys) and the whole litter (all pups) in order to register them now. Here is information about how to go about it and cost (if they are AKC): American Kennel Club - Multiple-Sired Litter Registration -
Multiple-Sired Litter Registration Application is used. An additional fee of $200 is required, plus the normal registration fees for each sire/pup combination. For example: a litter with 2 puppies from one sire and 3 puppies from a second sire would therefore cost $200 plus $29 for litter one and $31 for litter two = $260 total. These fees are in addition to the DNA processing costs.

If your female is only 3 years old and you have breed her 4 times - has she ever had a break and not been bred?? You need to for health reasons. YOu might not have know, so just trying to help.

Best wishes and hope things calm down for you soon. Keep them all apart and things should get better soon.

P.S. Having her bred with 2 sires will not hurt her. Just confusing for parentage of pups and will have to all be DNA.

colormyyorkie · 03-21-2010, 11:54 AM

She has had 3 litters and this would be her 4th litter. I did not let her breed till she was 1 year old. She had a litter a year and this would be a litter that was back to back. This one was a surprise, She didnt show any signs of going into heat this time. Usually I can tell when she is going into heat But this time she totally surprised me. The little boy was with her just the one time I caught them, Then I separated them. Now they are all in different rooms. Totally MAD at me. I will put a diaper on her, I hope that might help at least a little. I did put some vanilla on the little guy's nose, but he didnt pay any attention to it and is still barking and running around the room, wanting to get to her. When is is older and ready to mate, he is going to be crazy.! She has had 4 puppies in each litter that she had 3 females and 1 male in each litter, she is consistant with the number of puppies and the sex of the puppies. I hope that she will not have a bigger litter. She is a self whelper and I have not had to help in any way with her.

colormyyorkie · 03-21-2010, 11:56 AM

By the way I just wanted to Thank everyone that had offered their help in this situation. I greatly appreicate all your comments and suggestions. It has made it seem that I am not in this alone. THANK YOU

Mardelin · 03-21-2010, 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by colormyyorkie

She has had 3 litters and this would be her 4th litter. I did not let her breed till she was 1 year old. She had a litter a year and this would be a litter that was back to back. This one was a surprise, She didnt show any signs of going into heat this time. Usually I can tell when she is going into heat But this time she totally surprised me. The little boy was with her just the one time I caught them, Then I separated them. Now they are all in different rooms. Totally MAD at me. I will put a diaper on her, I hope that might help at least a little. I did put some vanilla on the little guy's nose, but he didnt pay any attention to it and is still barking and running around the room, wanting to get to her. When is is older and ready to mate, he is going to be crazy.! She has had 4 puppies in each litter that she had 3 females and 1 male in each litter, she is consistant with the number of puppies and the sex of the puppies. I hope that she will not have a bigger litter. She is a self whelper and I have not had to help in any way with her.

Oh dear. First of all she should have never been bred until her 2nd heat or 18 months of age....but, what's done is done.

Good Luck with this litter...and happy DNAing.

topknot · 03-21-2010, 12:13 PM

I did not think the vanilla would work, but was a great idea.

The males determine the sex of the puppies and the female determines how many.

The diaper usually does not work. They can get passed it, so still keep them in different parts of the house. Breeding can drive a houshold mad while the girls are in heat. Hey, I had four one time in heat and not breeding them. That was a crazy month. But at least they all came in at once. One time I was not so lucky and they were all about 2 weeks apart. That was a really long time around here. So just be careful and hope you have a lot of patience. Time will go by soon. Best wishes.

topknot · 03-21-2010, 12:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Mardelin

Oh dear. First of all she should have never been bred until her 2nd heat or 18 months of age....but, what's done is done.

Good Luck with this litter...and happy DNAing.

I wasn't gong to say anything, but Mary is right. Most yorkies come in heat every 8 months or so.

03-20-2010, 08:34 AM	#16
gypsyqueen Donating Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Las Vegas. Posts: 955	how old is your girl and the other boy

03-20-2010, 08:42 AM	#20
gypsyqueen Donating Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Las Vegas. Posts: 955	That wont stop if you put the males together they will end up fighting. It sounds like you need to give your girl a break or you will have problems normally they should not be breed till 2yrs old then every other heat at best.

03-20-2010, 08:47 AM	#22
rbelland Luving my babies Donating Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Over the rainbow Posts: 3,291	Vanilla has worked for Harley( just a little on his nose). I still keep them seperate and even keep a diaper on the female. Not because it will keep them from mating (because it wont) but because a females scent is soooo strong. It is going to be in the air no matter what, but I dont want her to drip all over the house. I let them take turns in the room. This way one of them is not locked up for 30 days. Yes, 30 days!!! Harley will still try to get her. __________________ Renee, Tayah, Dash, Bella & Paige

03-20-2010, 10:10 AM	#25
topknot Donating YT 2000 Club Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: GA Posts: 3,787	Welcome to the world of craziness with breeding. Yes, males do go crazy - whinning, howling, not eatting, and have a hard time just resting while a female is in heat. Yes, your little one can sire a litter. You will need to DNA the mother, sires (both boys) and the whole litter (all pups) in order to register them now. Here is information about how to go about it and cost (if they are AKC): American Kennel Club - Multiple-Sired Litter Registration - Multiple-Sired Litter Registration Application is used. An additional fee of $200 is required, plus the normal registration fees for each sire/pup combination. For example: a litter with 2 puppies from one sire and 3 puppies from a second sire would therefore cost $200 plus $29 for litter one and $31 for litter two = $260 total. These fees are in addition to the DNA processing costs. If your female is only 3 years old and you have breed her 4 times - has she ever had a break and not been bred?? You need to for health reasons. YOu might not have know, so just trying to help. Best wishes and hope things calm down for you soon. Keep them all apart and things should get better soon. P.S. Having her bred with 2 sires will not hurt her. Just confusing for parentage of pups and will have to all be DNA. Last edited by topknot; 03-20-2010 at 10:13 AM.

03-20-2010, 08:36 AM	#17
colormyyorkie Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Greeneville TN U.S.A. Posts: 21	Is there anything that I can give him to settle him down? I had him upstairs all night and he barked and ran around for about 5 hours!!! He just wont give it up. I am surprised that he is not exhausted today, Btu he is doing ti again, running in circles barking. My other male the older one is not really caring about it. LOL he is just sleeping right now, My female is whining. WOW this is crazy!

03-20-2010, 08:38 AM	#18
colormyyorkie Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Greeneville TN U.S.A. Posts: 21	My other male ( the older one) is 4lbs exactly and he is 4 years old and he wont get any bigger. The litters that she had all teh puppies stayed between 4 and 5 punds. Most of the people keep in touch with me so I know they are still small. My female is 5lbs 3oz and she is 3 years old.

03-21-2010, 11:54 AM	#26
colormyyorkie Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Greeneville TN U.S.A. Posts: 21	She has had 3 litters and this would be her 4th litter. I did not let her breed till she was 1 year old. She had a litter a year and this would be a litter that was back to back. This one was a surprise, She didnt show any signs of going into heat this time. Usually I can tell when she is going into heat But this time she totally surprised me. The little boy was with her just the one time I caught them, Then I separated them. Now they are all in different rooms. Totally MAD at me. I will put a diaper on her, I hope that might help at least a little. I did put some vanilla on the little guy's nose, but he didnt pay any attention to it and is still barking and running around the room, wanting to get to her. When is is older and ready to mate, he is going to be crazy.! She has had 4 puppies in each litter that she had 3 females and 1 male in each litter, she is consistant with the number of puppies and the sex of the puppies. I hope that she will not have a bigger litter. She is a self whelper and I have not had to help in any way with her.

03-21-2010, 11:56 AM	#27
colormyyorkie Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Greeneville TN U.S.A. Posts: 21	By the way I just wanted to Thank everyone that had offered their help in this situation. I greatly appreicate all your comments and suggestions. It has made it seem that I am not in this alone. THANK YOU

03-21-2010, 12:13 PM	#29
topknot Donating YT 2000 Club Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: GA Posts: 3,787	I did not think the vanilla would work, but was a great idea. The males determine the sex of the puppies and the female determines how many. The diaper usually does not work. They can get passed it, so still keep them in different parts of the house. Breeding can drive a houshold mad while the girls are in heat. Hey, I had four one time in heat and not breeding them. That was a crazy month. But at least they all came in at once. One time I was not so lucky and they were all about 2 weeks apart. That was a really long time around here. So just be careful and hope you have a lot of patience. Time will go by soon. Best wishes.