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chandracz 03-20-2009 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Miao (Post 2532446)
Anyway, size, colour, breed comments don't bother me. I find it amusing most times and typical the rest. I mean, I'm still waiting for someone to call her a "rat" though I do think she's like a little mouse and named her after as much. ;)

What does bother me are times when I walk by GROWN MEN. This only happens with that particular species. Okay, this was another bus stop incident. A very bored late 40's looking smoker standing at the back part of the glass covered bus stop area sees us coming up the street. I can already see him eyeing my girl. He gets into position. Puffs a few more puffs of his cigarette. And as we approach and walk by with commercial buildings in the way, preventing us from avoiding the guy, he bent down near dog level, holding his cigarette off to the side (to avoid burning his clothes and/or ours, I bet, not so much to show some consideration) then proceeded to go, "Arf, arf, arf. Arf! Arf! Arf!" He KEPT doing that. LOL. And I said clearly to hubby, and hope he heard as he kept GOING even after we passed and gave him an "Are you stupid?! Wacko!" look. I said, "Why would people do that? Do they realize how dumb they come off looking??" I was proud that my girl walked RIGHT BY without once breaking pace. Little did he know, at that time, she would have responded more to, "BARK BARK BARK, BARK BARK BARK" and he'd have to do it with a deeper tone. She thinks "No bark!" = "Look! Doggy friend!" And when you do consective low pitched "Bark Bark Bark"s, she'd come up to you and give the yorkie head tilt. LOL. But we've overused that, so she has since refused to give us the satisfaction of a response. :(

Well, we weren't so lucky when we were crossing the road one time and there was a skateboarder crossing without getting off of it. She went hysterical on him especially when he bent down as he was boarding by going "bark bark bark! bark bark bark!" :( He's such a mean little delinquent. :( I've purchased a mini skateboard but have yet to make use of it because of the weather. I have been meaning to desensitize her from the noise it makes. So it's just sitting around for her to look at for the time being.
See, you know EXACTLY what I mean!!!!

nacke 03-20-2009 03:35 PM
This kinda bums me out. The "other" people lol. Why do they seem to be obsessed over how big someone else's dog is??? :confused:

It shouldn't matter, as long as they are loved. Hmmmph.

yorkiepuppie 03-20-2009 03:46 PM
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Originally Posted by nacke (Post 2532603)
This kinda bums me out. The "other" people lol. Why do they seem to be obsessed over how big someone else's dog is??? :confused:

It shouldn't matter, as long as they are loved. Hmmmph.
that is really what i am trying to find out.

my theory is that a lot of breeders advertise tiny yorkies and sell them at a higher price, so there is a misunderstanding of what the 'proper' size is for a yorkie. and people are mislead to believe that 'smaller' yorkies are 'worth more' because a lot of breeders charge 'more' for smaller sized yorkies.

what you think about my theory?

nacke 03-20-2009 03:51 PM
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Originally Posted by yorkiepuppie (Post 2532619)
that is really what i am trying to find out.

my theory is that a lot of breeders advertise tiny yorkies and sell them at a higher price, so there is a misunderstanding of what the 'proper' size is for a yorkie. and people are mislead to believe that 'smaller' yorkies are 'worth more' because a lot of breeders charge 'more' for smaller sized yorkies.

what you think about my theory?

I think the ONLY worry should be is their health. Not how big or little they are. I know smaller ones tend to be sickly, but if they ARE healthy, why should the size matter? It is the heart inside that matters most. IMO.

Im sure this is different if you are showing & breeding. But to the general public (and usually pretty uninformed) it just shouldnt matter.

yorkiepuppie 03-20-2009 03:55 PM
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Originally Posted by nacke (Post 2532631)
I think the ONLY worry should be is their health. Not how big or little they are. I know smaller ones tend to be sickly, but if they ARE healthy, why should the size matter? It is the heart inside that matters most. IMO.

Im sure this is different if you are showing & breeding. But to the general public (and usually pretty uninformed) it just shouldnt matter.
i agree that health is most important. but what i am saying about people in general is that they ARE ill-informed and perhaps mislead. they have no idea that small size could be a possible indication of poor health.

i am sure if people were more aware, then they would not make all the 'size' comments.

nacke 03-20-2009 04:09 PM
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Originally Posted by yorkiepuppie (Post 2532643)
i agree that health is most important. but what i am saying about people in general is that they ARE ill-informed and perhaps mislead. they have no idea that small size could be a possible indication of poor health.

i am sure if people were more aware, then they would not make all the 'size' comments.

Yep! I agree. Information is the key. And unfortunately, we are insulted before they learn!

HChellette 03-24-2009 07:57 AM
I know exactly what you mean! I've had some people be so mean to me when they see Silvia in person. Her pictures don't really accentuate how very small she is, and seeing her in person shocks some people. I didn't plan to adopt such a tiny little thing, but it worked out that way. I've even been told I'm irresponsible for owning her! Like I've starved her or something to make her as small as she is! (ironically, my vet tells me she's fat, cause she has a belly)

Speaking of ignorance, on another note, I've also been accused of using peroxide to "bleach" Silvia's hair, because "there is no way a yorkie is naturally that color!" Don't you just love stupidity?!:rolleyes:

rosey442 03-24-2009 08:14 AM
All I can say is: it's incredible! :D

chelop555 03-24-2009 08:31 AM
HChallette,
I love the name Silvia and she is so cute. How tiny is she? I cna't believe someone accused you of bleaching her!!! I think she would be bald if you tried it!!!
Makes you wonder how some people think! or don't think for that matter!

Sunny95 03-24-2009 08:35 AM
I won't be offended by the general public and their remarks because you guys are right. They are just ignorant and just honestly don't know.

I am offended, however, by other yorkie owners that are just downright rude. Ginger is all Yorkie, weighed 3 pounds, 12 ounces at 12 weeks. A lady carrying a very small Yorkie at Petsmart told me Ginger couldn't be full blooded at her weight. She's too big. Geez... she is only 3 pounds. It all in the way it's said, I guess. I'm not naive. Ginger will be on the larger side of the scale but that doesn't mean she not all Yorkie!

Yorkies come in all sizes and they all deserve LOVE! That's the bottom line. If someone has to comment can't it be on the postive side?!

"If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all."

KimberlySRN 03-24-2009 09:13 AM
I think I am going to start handing out standards, and info to people that ask me questions. Making a difference one person at a time. :)

KimberlySRN 03-24-2009 09:14 AM
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Originally Posted by yorkiepuppie (Post 2532130)
lol. i know. i could not believe anyone would ever call a dog less than 3lbs. big :confused: i looked at her like she was an idiot for a moment before i told her that milu is very small... but it's just so funny to me that size of dogs is such a BIG deal!? i don't really know why it is? so strange!
Exactlly! :eek: I have had people tell me Suri is too big at 2 pounds because she doesn't fit into a teacup!:rolleyes:

Britster 03-24-2009 10:01 AM
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Originally Posted by KimberlySRN (Post 2539183)
Exactlly! :eek: I have had people tell me Suri is too big at 2 pounds because she doesn't fit into a teacup!:rolleyes:
That's just unbelievable ridiculous. Jackson is a big boy at about 10 pounds and I still find HIM to be small.

TatumsMom 03-24-2009 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted by yorkiepuppie (Post 2532153)
lol! so funny. i have seen yorkies all different sizes as well.
the only time i question an owner if her yorkie was a true yorkie was because her yorkie was very large, and had a long muzzle, which i have never seen on a yorkie before. so i asked her if it was a yorkie mix. i am sure she was probably secretly annoyed with me for that question. but she was very nice and told me that although it's large, it's still a yorkie. (i probably should have told her i asked because of the muzzle, not because of size. but i didn't want to be more annoying than i already was :rolleyes: )
I've actually made this mistake too before..... at the ball park, I was walking around with Tatum (she was about 2 years old and 4-ish pounds) and I saw someone with what looked like a Yorkie but was pretty big - I'm thinking probably well over 10 pounds and quite tall - so I asked her what kind of dog he was. She kinda snorted at me and said a Yorkie. I didn't want to be rude so I just said "cute Yorkie" and walked off. I've learned a lot since then on this board.

TatumsMom 03-24-2009 10:43 AM
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Originally Posted by yorkiepuppie (Post 2532089)
...so ignorant that i was told the other day that milu was a big doggie, because she is bigger than that person's 6 week old puppy...(milu is under 3 lbs. and one year old) it's ok, i forgive her. it's not her fault that she doesn't know doggies 'grow' ....... ok, maybe some people are just kind of dumb...

I had that happen to us one time too. The lady was telling me that Tatum was much bigger than her's - at the time Tatum was around 4-5 lbs (about 2 years old) and this puppy she was holding was 12 weeks old. Um, sure, of course mine is bigger than yours. I wanted to ask her if she really believed that her's was finished growing. Sheesh....

heatherm0890 03-24-2009 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted by LilMissy (Post 2532150)
Missy is under 3 lbs still and I am CONSTANTLY criticized for having a dog that is "too small". "She's not going to live very long", "She doesn't even look like a dog", "She's going to have health problems", "Why would you want a dog that's so small?", "Are you sure there isn't something wrong with her"...I could go on and on.

So it's not just people with average to large size Yorkies that are criticized, I'm getting ALOT of critical remarks from people about Missy's small size. You just can't please everyone! ;) What annoys me more is being criticized for dressing her up, doing her hair, and homecooking for her. I think that I'm just taking good care of her. All pets should be treated so well. :)
if i had the time and money(ima busy broke college student lol) id be homecooking for bailee,whenever i make chicken or something dog friendly i always leave out the seasons until i can pinch her a lil of it and my family thinks im crazy! i dnt get ppl how ppl dont understand. MY DOG IS MY BABY!

HChellette 03-24-2009 11:14 AM
chelop555: Thank you, I thought the name Silvia fit pretty perfectly considering her color!

Yeah, I have also been asked all of the questions about "why would you want such a tiny dog?" and "well I don't know why you even got attached to her, she's not going to live long." I feel like asking them if they would give away or put down their child if they didn't turn out the way they wanted them; too short, wrong color hair or god-forbid handicapped. It just really burns me up when people ask me questions like this. I REALLY have to hold my tongue to keep from saying, "here hold my pocket-sized dog while I kick your a**!" :D

JasmineNoelle 03-24-2009 11:29 AM
I just laugh at these people.........I met a lady at the vet's office the other day. I had Prissy, 7 lb poodle, and Jasmine, 1 lb 8 ounce yorkie, with me. She had a poodle with her. She opened the conversation with "My, your poodle is awfully big" and "Your yorkie is small now, but she will be alot bigger than my little one. I just had to laugh at her. I know she didn't appreciate this, but the constant, my dog is bigger, my dog is smaller..................really does crack me up. We loved Prissy when we got her and we love Jasmine and if Jasmine stays tiny, we will continue to love her and if Prissy all of a sudden put on weight we would still love her. My husband and I have both put on weight since we got married and we still love each other and neither one of us asked each other how much we weighed before we fell in love. People are just too funny. Laugh is takes less facial muscles and it is so much more pleasant! Love can't be weighed! Have a great day with your furbabies!!!!!!!!!!

journey826 03-24-2009 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Gigi485 (Post 2532139)
I was bummed out the other day when I was out on a walk and a woman looked at my Yorkie and told me he wasn't a REAL Yorkie cause he was too big and that I spent a lot of money for a mix. He's 8 lbs and 6 months old. Being new at this "Yorkie" thing - I called my vet and asked is this possible? Did I get ripped off? He laughed at me and said they come in all sizes and as a matter of fact - the original Yorkies back in the 1800's weighed more like 15 pounds. I felt better and took my teapot out for another walk hoping to drop a tootsie roll on her lawn. :D:D




:lol tears:sidesplt: Thanks for that,I needed a good laugh.

adorame 03-24-2009 12:06 PM
I have 3 Yorkies of different sizes. Axl will be 1 at the end of May and is about 10 pounds, Yumi Yasha will be 1 at the end of May also and she is almost 5 pounds and then I have Jeter who is 19 months old and is 2 1/2 pounds.

For the most part I get people telling me how cute my Yorkies are when we have them out for walks, but I do get allot of people saying things about Jeter's small size and never about my Axl's bigger size, witch is kind of odd to me:rolleyes: I have had a stranger ask me how much I would sell him to them for because they were looking for a small male to breed with their female Yorkie:eek:, I have had one lady at the PetCo say that he would not stay small for so long cause "when they turn 6 months they hit a growth spurt " This cracked me up because Jeter was well over a year old when she said this to me LOL! When I told her Jeter's age she came up with more negative things to say about him and ME for owning such a small dog. She even said I was most likely "taken" by Jeter's Breeder ( who she had no clue to who she even is) for a "TEACUP" I just walked away laughing at her and her nonsense!

JasmineNoelle 03-24-2009 12:25 PM
Good for you!

nanahas3 03-24-2009 03:09 PM
I am new to being owned by a yorkie ....but I know when I was looking for my furbaby I looked at alot of breeds and size never was the issue for me. I wanted a baby that would have a beautiful pixie face, beautiful coat, and a beautiful personality and from all I was told and read yorkies won hands down. I have never been sorry and I dont care if laddy stays tiny as long as he is healthy or if he gets to be 20 pounds he is exactly what I wanted in my furbaby :rolleyes:

salazark 03-24-2009 03:21 PM
It's funny - I guess size mattered to me but that's how I ended up being blessed with a Yorkie. I had a 15 year old Shih Tzu that passed away last fall. She was extremely small for a Shih Tzu. She weighed about 6-7 pounds healthy. When I started looking for a new puppy I realized that she was so small. I loved her size because she was so easy to travel with but I didn't want to buy from a breeder that was breeding outside the standard. I read something on-line that said if you really want one that small maybe you should look at a different breed. I had thought about a Yorkie in the past so that's what I started looking at. I wound up with Sadie and she is the light of my life. I think she's going to be about 4 to 4 1/2 pounds but at this point if she were 15 pounds I'd still love her just the same!

delicatepuzzle 04-24-2009 08:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Gigi485 (Post 2532139)
I was bummed out the other day when I was out on a walk and a woman looked at my Yorkie and told me he wasn't a REAL Yorkie cause he was too big and that I spent a lot of money for a mix. He's 8 lbs and 6 months old. Being new at this "Yorkie" thing - I called my vet and asked is this possible? Did I get ripped off? He laughed at me and said they come in all sizes and as a matter of fact - the original Yorkies back in the 1800's weighed more like 15 pounds. I felt better and took my teapot out for another walk hoping to drop a tootsie roll on her lawn. :D:D

OH MY GOSH ... THAT IS HILLARIOUSSSS!!! ROFL seriously I'm on the floor. Someone called my dog big and I wanted to smack her. That's like calling someone's kid fat (even thou sadly as a student nurse working in the hospital ... there are soooo many overweight children it makes me sad ... but I would NEVER flat out tell some ... "damn your kid is fat") I mean there is a nice way to say things. Anyways my dog is actually visually small for a 10pounder. His fur does the puppy thing still ::poof:: LOL

Thank you for the laugh.

LilMissy 04-24-2009 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Miao (Post 2532573)
You have a cute little Missy Mouse. ;)
You are too sweet. Thank you! :)

delicatepuzzle 04-24-2009 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Miao (Post 2532415)
I mean, taking your furkids to the outside world shouldn't automatically mean they are volunteers at a free mobile petting zoo! :eek:
That DRIVES me BANANAS!!! I mean seriously. And then they get offended when we are at Petsmart and I ask them to sanatize their hands (I had one lady tell me, she took a shower). ... What? Did she not touch anything since then? My little boy is only 13wks (1.8lbs) and not done with all his shots. Man she was lucky I let her hold him (after she used the anti-bac).

PANAMA69 04-24-2009 09:27 PM
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Originally Posted by yorkiepuppie (Post 2532589)
someone had called milu a rat before, but i am usually in my own world and not paying much attention. so i just regarded it as a compliment of some sort... it's not until i hear people complain that their baby was called a rat that i knew it was NOT some sort of strange compliment...

it really is a good thing i never pay attention to people. otherwise i would just constantly get into stupid fights with people...
Aww they are just jelous:mad: I have seen Milu in person and she is one of the most beautiful yorkies I ever seen:aimeeyork good thing I was not there:thumbdown

PANAMA69 04-24-2009 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted by delicatepuzzle (Post 2593839)
That DRIVES me BANANAS!!! I mean seriously. And then they get offended when we are at Petsmart and I ask them to sanatize their hands (I had one lady tell me, she took a shower). ... What? Did she not touch anything since then? My little boy is only 13wks (1.8lbs) and not done with all his shots. Man she was lucky I let her hold him (after she used the anti-bac).
I don't have a problem when people ask me to pet my girls, and if is kids I always tell them to be gentle, but the other day I was with Melody in a store I was online in the register line, Melody was on a bag that I have she was just hanging there watching everything lol, when then I hear a little kid running; when I look down the kid had put his nose, on Melodys nose:eek::eek: I ask him how do you know she is not going to bite you:rolleyes:his dad didn't say anything, then he try again but this time little Melo put her head inside the bag I cover her with my hand and move it away from him by that time the mother call the boy, she was kind of mad at me:eek::mad::thumbdown

lmcquade26 04-26-2009 08:38 AM
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Originally Posted by delicatepuzzle (Post 2593826)
OH MY GOSH ... THAT IS HILLARIOUSSSS!!! ROFL seriously I'm on the floor. Someone called my dog big and I wanted to smack her. That's like calling someone's kid fat (even thou sadly as a student nurse working in the hospital ... there are soooo many overweight children it makes me sad ... but I would NEVER flat out tell some ... "damn your kid is fat") I mean there is a nice way to say things. Anyways my dog is actually visually small for a 10pounder. His fur does the puppy thing still ::poof:: LOL

Thank you for the laugh.
same here.. my DJ was visuably the larger in his litter (4lbs at 3 months) but the breeder went on and on how hes not gonna grow much... um yeah ok... at 5 months (this past jan) he was 7lbs aaaand just last week while gettin blood test done for neuter he weighd in at 13.8 lbs!!!!! i knew he got bigger.. not fatter but bigger but holey cow was not expecting that.. doctor said hes seen yorkies.. )yes pure breed folks) get as large as 20lbs!! but as i said how big was never thie issue.. it was love at first sight with my DJ and he can weigh 100lbs.. i would still love him the same.... and as for those who like to comment he cant be pure breed and that big .. do yur research... cause they can... and to those who like to make comments about the possiblity of your yorkie not bein pure bred.. shut up.. its so obnoxious... its ok to be surprised if youve never seen or heard of a yorkie that big but to make comments like oh theres no way your big ass dog (not put that way but the message is the same)can be the same breed as mine is just down right RUDE!!!!! lol.. sorry.. ive had dj for 5 months and have had people question his bloodline.. and when i say yes... get that look like ... yeah ... ok.. if u say so.. eeeerrrr.. very annoying.. ok im done ramblin on.. just wanted to say lil,big in between.. they are all adorable and should be loved just the same..

delicatepuzzle 04-26-2009 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted by lmcquade26 (Post 2595377)
same here.. my DJ was visuably the larger in his litter (4lbs at 3 months) but the breeder went on and on how hes not gonna grow much... um yeah ok... at 5 months (this past jan) he was 7lbs aaaand just last week while gettin blood test done for neuter he weighd in at 13.8 lbs!!!!! i knew he got bigger.. not fatter but bigger but holey cow was not expecting that.. doctor said hes seen yorkies.. )yes pure breed folks) get as large as 20lbs!! but as i said how big was never thie issue.. it was love at first sight with my DJ and he can weigh 100lbs.. i would still love him the same.... and as for those who like to comment he cant be pure breed and that big .. do yur research... cause they can... and to those who like to make comments about the possiblity of your yorkie not bein pure bred.. shut up.. its so obnoxious... its ok to be surprised if youve never seen or heard of a yorkie that big but to make comments like oh theres no way your big ass dog (not put that way but the message is the same)can be the same breed as mine is just down right RUDE!!!!! lol.. sorry.. ive had dj for 5 months and have had people question his bloodline.. and when i say yes... get that look like ... yeah ... ok.. if u say so.. eeeerrrr.. very annoying.. ok im done ramblin on.. just wanted to say lil,big in between.. they are all adorable and should be loved just the same..
::applause:: LOL Plus I feel like people make these assumptions that just because we have a dog, we are going to breed them. MAYBE they should look into how large the original breed was. 10lb was common way back when. It is that now a days we think that it is cute to carry our pups around like accessories (i'm COMPLETELy guilty of this) and smaller is more convenient for this.


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