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Its way early to throw in the towel with your puppy. I am sure that he will warm up to your son over time, as long as your son is taught to respect the dog. You should also have a safe spot for you dog to go to that he is safe from your son. My kids know that if the dogs go to bed, that's their safe place, and there is no bothering them there. Odds are the dog has had enough play time, and needs to rest. Gosh, maybe I need a safe spot! :D |
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Today..... Wow I'm a yorkie yakker already??? Ha Ha Well this morning Maxx let Damian play with him so that was encouraging Damian had one of his favorite toys and Maxx went up and started cheweing on it, playing with him....Damian started to shake it and I told him to be slow & easy that Maxx wa still a baby, so he calmed down & they played for like 5 minutes. Right now Damian wants Maxx to play with his Thomas trains with him......LMAO Poor dog!!! |
I think that it's a combination of his being so young and also his being so new to your home. Toddlers move quickly and some Yorkies are timid of that movement. You have to remember that he sees things at a different prospective as us. He's low to the floor. I know many are against Yorkies and young children. Where I think it has some merit I'm not in total aggreance with that. I think each family should be judged individually. Some older kids are worse then the young with animals. It's all in the way you raise your children and your Yorkie for that matter. I have two boys who are now almost 12 yrs. old and almost 15 yrs. old. Our first Yorkie past away this summer. He was 10 yrs. old. My boys were 2 and 5 when he came into our home. They were raised to be respectful of ALL animlas and to be gentle. I never left them alone with Newman and I also went for a bigger Yorkie, not a tiny. I think that made a difference too. For people with young children or any children really I would always reccomend the bigger of the litter. Newman was 12 pounds full grown and he loved my boys and they loved him. I hope it works out for you. Elaine |
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I sure hope that came out clearer this time.:D |
Here is my expirence. Pep C was 9 1/2 weeks old when I got her (7 months old now) and my Grand-daughter, Lelah, was 2 1/2 and lives next door to me. When we first got Pep C she really didn't want much to do with Lelah even tho Lelah was very gentle and very careful around her. I only let her pet Pep C while I was holding her, making sure she felt safe. I had a pen set up for Pep C so that if she felt uncomfortable or scared she had a place to go where she felt safe. The rule is NO ONE else is allowed in the pen except Pep C. LOL Lelah stands outside the open pen watching Pep C but never ever goes in or touches Pep C. I noticed that as time went past and Pep C grew she started really looking forward to Lelah coming over. They are now best buds and play all the time they are together. Pep C misses Lelah when she goes home. So my advice is give it time and make sure you have a place for Maxx that is his very own. When I had my first yorkie I didn't have a pen but I did have a bed for him. It was the same rules, no one was allowed to touch him/bother him in his bed...even me! Good luck and congrats on Maxx! |
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I got Tiffany when Bryson was close to 2 years old. They have always gotten along great! |
I think it's just going to take some time. Maxx is very young and I think small dogs especially are very sensitive to small children. I think they have to be because they can so easily be hurt and adults are much more calm. I would recommend keeping Damian very mellow around Maxx and maybe just have Damian sit calmly next to you when your holding Maxx in your lap so that Maxx will learn that Damian poses no threat. I'm sure that with time Maxx will come around. Good luck:) |
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I have 1 girl that completely HATES my 6 year old son:( :( He has NEVER done anything to her she just does not like that he is loud and jumps around:( The bad thing is she just wont get over it:( Yorkies hold grudges:rolleyes: When they make up their mind about someone or something there is no going back:( I wish you all the luck so you dont have a situation like I have at my house:p |
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