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jacquelinebabco · 08-10-2009, 08:36 AM

I am the one that will be taking a pup from it's mom on Saturday and I have almost changed my mind thinking about the mom and how she will feel. I do plan on keeping in touch with the breeder and we have meet-ups once a month so the dogs and the breeder will be seeing him. I feel so bad now taking the pup away. Thanks a lot for making me feel bad (lol) when I was so thrilled that the time is near.

bebeyorkie · 08-10-2009, 10:35 AM

Hi everyone,
Thank You so much for all your comments and warm wishes. I pretty much knew this would be hard because I just love my furbabies so much. I do have to say I have much comfort in knowing that family will love them very much and spoil them rotten. They will pretty much have huge house and beautiful backyard to live in. The best thing is that from the beginning they wanted 2 so they went together. I don't breed often and only breed once I have interviewed and approved family.

Mom and last pup Volcom are doing much better. We have her babies from our prior litter (they are 2 yrs old) that we ended up keeping we were very attached being the first litter. 2 of my daughters took one each and I kept Apple. So mom and pup have been playing with them.

Volcom was lonely and even got little upset stomach from missing his siblings. We made sure he and mom received extra love and attention. His tummy seems to be settling down now he cried alot first day he hates being alone in x-pen so we think that's what upset his tummy.

New family has been great they have already e-mailed me 5 times letting me know how pups are doing and that they loved their puppies and puppy baskets

She asked me if I would watch them when they go on vacation - they travel alot in summer. "Of course!" I said LOL She also wants me to groom them monthly because she likes how I groom my furbabies. So I will be seeing them alot YAY

They went home about 90% pee pad trained and they do very well when crated.

New family was very amazed at how well they did with transition. They have a shih-tzu that gave them many problems as pup with potty training and crying all night.
They sleep through the whole night and wake up at 6:30 am to potty

I wrote everything down and they have kept exact same schedule. I also put the pad that was in crate at my house inside the crate that they brought for pups this way it would still smell the same. Oh, and their blankies that they had since they were tiny. I tried to make transition as smooth as possible and it seems to have worked

I had already planned to offer boarding & grooming services for any pup I place. I thought this was good idea to keep in touch with them and bring in some extra cash for furbabies funds

My hubby thinks it's just an excuse to see pups regularly LOL

Once again thanks everyone this is why I love YT

bebeyorkie · 08-10-2009, 10:42 AM

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Originally Posted by jacquelinebabco

I am the one that will be taking a pup from it's mom on Saturday and I have almost changed my mind thinking about the mom and how she will feel. I do plan on keeping in touch with the breeder and we have meet-ups once a month so the dogs and the breeder will be seeing him. I feel so bad now taking the pup away. Thanks a lot for making me feel bad (lol) when I was so thrilled that the time is near.

I'm sorry didn't mean to ruin it for you
You should still be very excited! Just keep in touch and love love love your puppy

And don't worry mom did alot better after

Congratulations!!!

yorkie mad · 08-10-2009, 10:50 AM

Yep , in tears here too. It reminds me of when I got my first dog Jessie . The mum was crying and so was Jessie , I nearly took her back because of the guilt that I felt but glad we didn't , she had 14 glorious years with us and couldn't have been more loved.

bebeyorkie · 08-10-2009, 11:48 AM

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Originally Posted by yorkie mad

Yep , in tears here too. It reminds me of when I got my first dog Jessie . The mum was crying and so was Jessie , I nearly took her back because of the guilt that I felt but glad we didn't , she had 14 glorious years with us and couldn't have been more loved.

Oh I'm so sorry - Jessie was very lucky to have been so loved.

08-10-2009, 10:35 AM	#17
bebeyorkie YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: california Posts: 659	Hi everyone, Thank You so much for all your comments and warm wishes. I pretty much knew this would be hard because I just love my furbabies so much. I do have to say I have much comfort in knowing that family will love them very much and spoil them rotten. They will pretty much have huge house and beautiful backyard to live in. The best thing is that from the beginning they wanted 2 so they went together. I don't breed often and only breed once I have interviewed and approved family. Mom and last pup Volcom are doing much better. We have her babies from our prior litter (they are 2 yrs old) that we ended up keeping we were very attached being the first litter. 2 of my daughters took one each and I kept Apple. So mom and pup have been playing with them. Volcom was lonely and even got little upset stomach from missing his siblings. We made sure he and mom received extra love and attention. His tummy seems to be settling down now he cried alot first day he hates being alone in x-pen so we think that's what upset his tummy. New family has been great they have already e-mailed me 5 times letting me know how pups are doing and that they loved their puppies and puppy baskets She asked me if I would watch them when they go on vacation - they travel alot in summer. "Of course!" I said LOL She also wants me to groom them monthly because she likes how I groom my furbabies. So I will be seeing them alot YAY They went home about 90% pee pad trained and they do very well when crated. New family was very amazed at how well they did with transition. They have a shih-tzu that gave them many problems as pup with potty training and crying all night. They sleep through the whole night and wake up at 6:30 am to potty I wrote everything down and they have kept exact same schedule. I also put the pad that was in crate at my house inside the crate that they brought for pups this way it would still smell the same. Oh, and their blankies that they had since they were tiny. I tried to make transition as smooth as possible and it seems to have worked I had already planned to offer boarding & grooming services for any pup I place. I thought this was good idea to keep in touch with them and bring in some extra cash for furbabies funds My hubby thinks it's just an excuse to see pups regularly LOL Once again thanks everyone this is why I love YT __________________ Bebe Toby Apple Our Beautiful Shells We will forever Love You 1994-2009 Last edited by bebeyorkie; 08-10-2009 at 10:38 AM.

08-10-2009, 10:50 AM	#19
yorkie mad ♥Tiny Tia my Furbaby♥ Donating Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: portsmouth england Posts: 1,824 Blog Entries: 7	Yep , in tears here too. It reminds me of when I got my first dog Jessie . The mum was crying and so was Jessie , I nearly took her back because of the guilt that I felt but glad we didn't , she had 14 glorious years with us and couldn't have been more loved. __________________ Lots of love from Julie , Olly &Tia's mummy. Yorkies leave paw prints on our hearts

08-10-2009, 08:36 AM	#16
jacquelinebabco Donating YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: hannacroix,ny Posts: 1,364	I am the one that will be taking a pup from it's mom on Saturday and I have almost changed my mind thinking about the mom and how she will feel. I do plan on keeping in touch with the breeder and we have meet-ups once a month so the dogs and the breeder will be seeing him. I feel so bad now taking the pup away. Thanks a lot for making me feel bad (lol) when I was so thrilled that the time is near.