Crate Training intentions but did not follow through I intended to crate train my yorkie but it did not happen...at night he sleeps with me but when i am gone he does stay in his crate...he does not cry or anything..He has had two accidents in my bed because I was too lazy to get up and take him outside...but he tried to get me up by licking my face...is this bad of me to let him sleep with me |
Of course not! But since he did try to lick you and awake you to take him, you can't really blame him for that. It sounds like he has learned to not pee in the house, right? Is there any way you can put a pee pee bin in your bedroom or somewhere close to the bedroom where Pinkerton can go by himself (with steps for getting on and off the bed)? The main reason Yorkie parents don't let them sleep in the bed is because of pee accidents, if Pinkerton knows not to pee on the bed, I think it's fine for him to do sleep with you. |
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We had every intention of crating Tia as well, but wouldn't you know? She sleeps on my pillow now!! Sandy sleeps under the covers by my feet and Tia sleeps by my head, it's very cozy at night! :) Tia also licks me to let me know she needs to GO. When we leave the house we put her in a baby playpen. She just goes to sleep, I think. I'm going to try FastEddie's idea of setting up a camera the next time I go out! |
First time Yorkie mommy--needs help!! I have purchased a new Yorkie baby but she is still too young to bring home. I have been reading tons of info on Yorkies on line. I have had dogs all my life and allways crate train them. I read on line yesterday at a Yorkie rescue site the "Yorkies "can not" be house broken. Please tell me this isn't true. I am so excited about bring my baby home in a few weeks and this statement has me cunfussed!!! Please say it ain't so!!!!!! Any help will be gladly excepted--- |
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