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Spoiled? My name is Onegus, and I am NOT spoiled. My Mommy and Daddy are just very well trained. When I first came home, 2 yrs ago, I weighed 2# 2oz. I made sure daddy understood that I could not eat unless I was hand fed, one tiny piece at a time and that he had to sit on the floor with me to do it. BTW, my daddy is over 6 ft tall, lol. Mommy put an end to it after a week because she would hold my dish up, tell me to sit and give me one bite then put my dish in front of me and walk away. (Daddy still hand feeds me when she isn't looking.) I KNOW there is no good reason to bring bags into the house unless there is something for me. I have a big doggie brother, 87#, and a big cat brother, 20# and they do whatever I tell them to do. Even laying down nicely so I can nap on them. And they are only allowed to play with toys if I say so and have the time to play too. They also may not eat until I check out what they have. I get special expensive food but I have to make sure theirs is OK. That's my job as a brother. Brother cat now eats in the basement. He isn't a good sharer. It is also my job to tell mommy and daddy if Cat is doing something he should not be doing. He says I am a tattle tale. I also make sure my big dog brother knows I am in the lead when we are both outside. If he doesn't listen and gets sassy with me, mommy and daddy make him wait inside until I come in. I go almost every where in the car with my mommy and daddy. Daddy lets me lay on the console, but mommy insists that I have an 18" lead with the seatbelt through it, hooked to my harness when I am alone in the car with her. Since it is in the front seat, the air bag is alway turned off when I am in the car. I have more toys then my human brothers and sister had when they were little and they tell mommy and daddy all about that. Mommy puts them in a basket at night but daddy tips it over in the morning and I am allowed to leave them all over the house all day. Mommy puts them away after I go to bed. Same with clothes. I have jammies, sweatshirts and 5 snowsuits. But hey, I am a little guy and it's cold outside and on the floor. Not that I am there except to play. I like laps much better then the floor. When I first came home, Daddy said I could not sleep in his bed. I think he was kidding. I take naps with daddy every day in the big bed, but mommy makes me sleep in my own bed at night. I know what time bedtime is, 9:30PM and I tell them. I pace up and down the hallway and cry until my jammies are on me and daddy cuddles me like a little baby and rubs my belly. THEN I can be put in my bed. I also have a daytime bed in the living room. Cat thought they bought the cube for him, but I let him know it was all mine so he leaves it alone now. I love my mommy, but my daddy is my best friend. He shares his icecream and human popcicles with me and sneaks me human nibbles when mommy isn't looking. When he is outside, I wait at the top of the steps for him to come back in. If it is winter and he is plowing snow, I wait there with an extra pair of heavy socks for him, which I have sneaked out of mommy's clean folded laundry. No, I am not spoiled, I am very special and I deserve to be treated that way. I give lots of kisses and snuggles, and even smiles sometimes so they know I love them too.;) |
Keep it coming spoiled yorkie lovers... I am so jealous. I am having to live vicariously through your spoiled-ness. LOL Bonnie is such a fiesty tomboy, she will not let me spoil her. I try and try to pick up on something she does and start a little routine (spoiled) Maybe she is spoiled, and like many moms I don't recoginize it:rolleyes: |
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Sushi has started doing something new: I recently bought a nice and cozy throw for the couch. When I'm not using it I fold it and put it on the couch, on one end. Sushi is convinced that I bought it for her (of course!) but she refuses to sit on it if it's folded. God forbid if she wants to sit on the throw and it's folded! She throws a fit, and keeps scratching it, and looking at me grumbling, until I go over and bunch it up for her so she can curl up in the middle and feel warm and cozy! :) |
I am house broken too, lol This is just too much and WAY over the top. We now have to be real sure the bathroom door clicks when we close it or we have furbie company. He sits at our feet, head cocked sideways with that look in his eyes, watching. As soon as he hears us go, he gets that " Oh Good mommy / daddy" look on his face. Once we flush he actually bounces in excitement, making as much fuss over us doing it right as we do him, lol. Hum.......I wonder what the chances would be of inventing some sort of stairs with a platform where he could step over the toilet seat and learn to use the potty instead of dragging me out into the cold Wisconsin winter that is right around the corner? Had a cat once that was toilet trained. ( Ok, I found out the hard way, at night, in the dark, and neither of us was ever quite the same. That is absolutly all I will say on that subject, so don't ask, lol) Maybe not so good an idea after all. Oh well.:eek: |
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Well my Hemi is 6 months old now and he catches on quick cuz he will not drink his water unless he sees me fill it with fresh water. He also digs through my bags when i come back from shopping and he will take off with anything he decides he wants. if he wants attention hell sit at my feet and bark until i pick him up. he wont sleep anywhere but under my covers. and since we live in ohio and its starting to get cold here he refuses to go outside. we had a parade in town about a month ago and my town are HUGE animal lovers so they had rescue groups in the parade and they were handing out dog biscuits to anyone who had their dog with them. when she handed hemi the treat he spit it right back out but give him a carrot and he runs away like he has found himself some treasure. oh yea and he wont chew on his bone unless he is sitting in your lap. he refuses to actually lay on the floor and chew them. i dont think he knows that hes a dog. i think thats my fault :D i am in love with this breed!!! |
4 Attachment(s) Mimi gets served breakfast...in bed. Attachment 298585Attachment 298586Attachment 298587Attachment 298588 Oh, & she's not spoiled one bit! Kekeekeke!:p |
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Just wanted to add another one that I remembered since I got such a great night's sleep last night :rolleyes: Uni likes to sleep on a pillow. Not just any pillow, MY pillow. She's so tiny but yet she manages to wedge me off my own pillow and I have about 1/8 of it and at the edge of the bed. If I roll over I will roll off the bed. Oh, I sleep on a cal king. |
Buddy always has phantom toys under the couch. I have to lift up the couch and show him that there is nothing under there. Also, he thinks he is my wife's boyfriend. Everytime we kiss or hug, he gets all worked up and starts barking and runs outside to bark at the neighborhood. When we stop kissing, he is okay. Also, whenever we stay up past HIS bedtime, he will go to bed, then come out of the room and stare at us every ten minutes or so. It is as if he is saying, "WTH? Why are you not in bed, yet?"... |
Jackson is spoiled rotten! It seems every time I go to a store, I end up buying at least ONE thing for him. Whenever I come home with bags, he expects something... whether it be a toy, treat, anything. He gets to go a lot of places with me so whenever I leave w/o, he gives me this WTF look. He gets to go to the dog park at least once a week generally speaking and when it's not raining or freezing, we go for a nice walk every day. Those are his favorite things! I'm sure there's more, i just have to think... |
This thread is a riot ! :wavey: Hi ! I thought mine was spoiled but the ice cream truck thing is a hoot. :lol tears Cubby has to eat his food in the bowl on the sofa. If we are in bed he has to have the food bowl on the bed. My sons get really annoyed that he's so spoiled, AS IF, they weren't, sheesh :rolleyes: ! At night if "his" crocheted blanket ( I made it for my husband but now it's his) is folded on the arm of the chair and he can't get to it to make his nest, he whimpers until we pull it down for him. If we have company and someone is sitting in the spot where he makes his blanket nest he makes this funny noise that sounds like a question, like "what am I supposed to do now." He also tells us when it's time to go to bed, :bed_time: he'll go sit near the hallway and make a teeny bark. Love him to bits. :ittykiss: |
I dont think our yorkies are all that spoiled I truly believe they are just well taken care of......The biggest things people comment about spoiling the dogs would be..... 1. When Bella Mia was pregnant and after her pregnancy I cooked for her all her meals...including things like breakfast at 5am was scrambled egg and peaches on the side(I dont make my family breakfast:rolleyes:), lunch and dinner was useually chicken rice carrots and cheese sometimes we would have noodles instead of rice and OCCASIONALY beef instead of chicken. I did this everyday until the pups were completely weaned. 2. Bella Mia tells all the other animals in the house how to behave and she disciplines the animals especially the kitty when he is bad.:eek: 3. The yorkies have more toys/supplies all over the house than any kid ever did and my 18 year old son reminds me of this daily.:rolleyes: 4. We base what we do in our lives on our pets...we only leave for vacation if they go with us or if one of us ist staying home, or our niece who is a vet tech can move in for the time we are gone. She does great even sleeps with the yorkies like we do.:D 5. Sherman has decided his place in the bed is between mommy and daddy and he will share his pillow with mommy:rolleyes: Bella sleeps under the bed on Daddys side but SHE is the only animal allowed under the bed. No spoiling here just loved animals! |
George isn't spoilt or so he reckons. The cat sleeps in his day bed at night so I have to put his teddy and other toys into a big pot, if I forget to get them out he stands on the couch above it and moans and barks till I get them out. George sleeps on my pillow at night around my head, so I got another smaller pillow to squeeze in next to mine for him and guess what, most mornings I wake on his pillow and he's stretched out on mine. I have a foot stool to help him get on the bed and on sunny mornings he likes to get on the basket next to the window but if the stool is not there you should hear the performance so I went and brought another stool one for the bed and one for the window. We have 6 different vehicles but will only ride in car seat in the rear in one, the others he must be on front seat. He only eats his kibble if I feed it to him one at a time. He has his own chair in the staff smoko room. I hold his chewy for him. He nibbles my toes for a tickle if not he nibbles harder and harder. We are going to dog obedience class but i refuse to put him in a collar, i think tutor is going to give up on us soon I'm too soft. If he sleeps too much I worry, if he dosn't eat enough I worry, if he walks slow I worry. The list goes on. |
my yorkies are OBSESSED with ice cream too! |
Whenever I get home from running any errand both Hendrix and Lucy sit down at my feet and bark at me until I give them their presents. If I don't unpack my bags (grocery, shopping, etc) immediately then they will jump inside the bags and find what mommy brought home for them. They have me trained to being them home a treat every time I leave the house. |
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My yorkies are OBSESSED with whipped cream, too! They can hear me take the cap off and they know the sound of it squirting out so whenever my boyfriend or I eat some they are right there at our feet waiting for a squirt in their bowl too! hahahaha. |
I think our dogs can safely say that we (owners) are well trained. And if the pups decide to change the rules, we just have to be retrained by them. |
Potty trained cat Ok, Sushi's Mom, Since you said please so nicely I will tell. and, it was such an hysterical incident, still is, even after more then 30 years, I can't even ask none of you to laugh at me. I can barely tell without laughing so hard I go into tears. I do ask, PLEASE, keep the making fun of me to a minimum roar, Ok, just between us yorkie loving parent's? I was a single Mom with 3 little one's, 8 mo - 5 yrs. and one large white angora cat. Just us in the house, and night lights on in the hallway for the kids. Had to go potty in the wee hours of the night so I went trotting down the hall, half asleep, not bothering to turn on any lights, whipped up my nighty and sat on the pot. Didn't quite feel right. :confused: Should have been the first clue. Next thing I hear is the cat screeching and hissing, right along with me, lol. He had been on the potty and I sat right down on him. Needless to say, I couldn't pee for the rest of the night and he gave me some very dirty looks for several days. The thing that makes it REALLY terrible is that the day before my 2 yr old daughter, who was completely potty trained, had wet herself in the hallway right outside the bathroom door. When I scolded her, she told me " kitty wouldn't let me on the potty". Ya, Ok, kiddo, like I believe you? She was sent to her room and not allowed to go out to play the rest of the afternoon. Not only did I dunk the cat into the toilet and scare both of us half to death, I punished my "baby" for telling the truth. I told you it was too awful to repeat, lol. |
:lol tears:lol tears:lol tears:bravo: that was hysterical!!!! |
OK, NOW it's funny. At the time I felt like a rotten mommy to both my baby girl and that stupid cat, lol, and it was one of those things that once it is over, you are sooooooooooo glad no one was there to witness it. Then you laugh so hard you are on the floor and everyone would know for sure you were crazy because there is no way you could get the words out of your mouth to explain it, no matter how hard you tried. FYI, my daughter still remember it and gives me the nubs about it on occassion because I didn't believe her. Would you have? Geeze......those things they remember. along with how many toys they had, that they had to pick up after themselves, didn't have as many clothes as the furbie, had to eat whatever was put in front of them, didn't get treats just for being "cute"......long list of "failures" as a parent of human babies, lol. Can't win.:rolleyes: |
Help with replying to posts :confused:I didn't know where else to ask this but I replied to the post about "how spoiled is your yorkie?" and when I got done typing, I noticed my sign-in was gone. It happened again tonight when I replied about the puppy that was scared to come out of the kennel. I may have typed quite a bit, but I've seen longer posts on here. Does any one else have this trouble or what am I doing wrong? |
Diva is spoiled with a capital 'S'. 1.) She demands to eat whatever you are eating. If it's good for human's it's good for Diva (after all she's human too!). When told "no" she pouts for hours refusing to cuddle. 2.) After a bath, Diva must be wrapped in a towel warmed in the dryer and then told over and over again how pretty she is. Then after grooming she does what we call the pageant walk, prissing aound with her fur flowing around her while all humans exclaim how beautiful she is. 3.) Diva hates to get her feet wet. If it's raining she will stop at the door and look up at me as if to say " um, are you crazy" and turn around and priss back inside. 4.) She tattles on the cat all the time. She tells me: if the cat jumps on the counter, if the cat was mean to her, if the cat is on a bed (because of course all beds belong to Diva), if the cat shredded paper towels, etc, etc. Apparently the cat is a disgusting animal and Diva has very little tolerance for her. LOL She will come to me and bark like crazy and lead me straight to whatever crime the cat has committed. I am then required to fuss at the cat while Diva sits there beside me looking so proud of herself. 5.) If we are riding in the car the kids do not have to argue about who gets to ride in the front seat if Diva is with us. I swear she gets in the front passenger seat and refuses to move. It's so funny. My oldest daughter will try to move her while Diva just digs her nails into the seat and holds on for dear life. Shelby will finally say "fine Diva!! Have the front seat!!" and Diva will shake out her fur and give me the cutest "I won" look. |
Oh I forgot, Diva also tries to claim my husband as hers!! When he and I kiss she either barks like crazy if we are standing up or if we are sitting on the couch she will wedge her way in between us and try to get in between our faces to try to kiss him. I have had to tell her on more than one occasion that he is my husband not hers. He of course loves to have women fighting over him. I seriously have to keep an eye on those 2. I may have to contact Cheaters to see what's going on behind my back. LOL |
4 Attachment(s) Well right now my Silky is the spoilest one of them all...LOL she is expecting and mama can't be more complacient with her demands... and what I think she needs.. here she is modeling her maternity gown that I just finished,,,:D:D |
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This is absolutely hilarious!!!! Thanks for sharing!!! hahaha, oh god, i can't stop laughing (and I'm at work, supposed to be working, oops! ) The funniest part was your daughter getting grounded cuz "the cat was in the potty"....hahahaha. |
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