She's gone

[celstu1]

awwww my heart breaks for you! Was Mika your daughters dog? Did you know that one day she would not be with you anymore? Im so sorry your heart is broken, mine would be too! (((HUGS))) Do you have other dogs? Do you think you would get a yorkie someday?

[Misti1]

Originally Posted by celstu1

awwww my heart breaks for you! Was Mika your daughters dog? Did you know that one day she would not be with you anymore? Im so sorry your heart is broken, mine would be too! (((HUGS))) Do you have other dogs? Do you think you would get a yorkie someday?

Yes I bought her for Amber, but with a scheme in my heart (maybe that is why I am being punished). You see I did not think my daughter was going to be able to pull this move off (job, place to stay, etc.). I under-estimated her. She was on a 7 month plan and she executed it to a tee.

In my mind, she would always be with me until she got married, then that meant Mika would be with me too......she showed me!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes, I think I am going to have to get one of my own.

[yorkiesmiles]

I'm so sorry it has been so hard to let Mika go -- I think not only are you sad to see her go, but the symbolization of what she means - that your daughter is not dependent on you.

How hard, I'm a single mom, with one daughter - she's 18, just finished her first yr in college & off to Australia to study at the Univ. of Melbourne for a mth & work on a water sustainability project -- it's killing me that she isn't here and every time she proves she doesn't need me

But we want to raise independent, smart, go-getters - that's where you can find your solace -- you did a great job being her mom!

[LoveMyJake]

awwww it must have been so hard for you to give Mika to your daughter, but at least she is still in the family, and you can see her and hear all about her!

Maybe you need a little yorkie of your own.

[Misti1]

Originally Posted by yorkiesmiles

I'm so sorry it has been so hard to let Mika go -- I think not only are you sad to see her go, but the symbolization of what she means - that your daughter is not dependent on you.

How hard, I'm a single mom, with one daughter - she's 18, just finished her first yr in college & off to Australia to study at the Univ. of Melbourne for a mth & work on a water sustainability project -- it's killing me that she isn't here and every time she proves she doesn't need me

But we want to raise independent, smart, go-getters - that's where you can find your solace -- you did a great job being her mom!

Wonderful words, thank you

[Misti1]

Originally Posted by LoveMyJake

awwww it must have been so hard for you to give Mika to your daughter, but at least she is still in the family, and you can see her and hear all about her!

Maybe you need a little yorkie of your own.

I want one like Trixie

[tmatherly]

awww, it must have been so hard for you! Too bad you couldn't have made a deal with your daughter: You keep Mika and get your daughter a new Yorkie puppy!

[Misti1]

Originally Posted by tmatherly

awww, it must have been so hard for you! Too bad you couldn't have made a deal with your daughter: You keep Mika and get your daughter a new Yorkie puppy!

I don't think she would have gone for that one. We are both bonded to Mika and her unique personality. The people on this site helped us to raise her, stayed with us the night she was lost, helped when she was eating poop, helped with crate training, helped with her nipping at us, told us about CET chews that have her teeth so lovely, and a million other things. We have gotten her to a point with your help that she is quite the little lady.,

My daughter in a new city with a new job, and a new picky roommate has the right dog for the right situation, she ain't giving her up for love nor money.