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Not to mention Derby ate my paper last time, and my comp ate this one (hence why I try to do it on paper first!) and seriously I've tired of REDOING IT. I just want to throw it OUT! :animal36 |
Take him to look at the puppies. I doubt he'd be able to say no after that! :rolleyes: |
My thoughts are, Did you get the other 2 dogs AFTER you two discussed getting a yorkie when you saved enough for it, because if you did, he may be thinking you got your puppy. If not you should have a discussion about giving you false sence of being able to have something that is important to you. I would not get the puppy until you are both in agreement. If he says go ahead and get one if you want it in the tone of I don't really want you to, I would call his hand on it. Not that there is a Yorkie out there that can be a little devil HEE HEE If you should be the one he could fool, it could be thrown up to you all of the time. Good luck, glad my GREAT husband is as much of a yorkie/animal lover as I am. |
When I decided I wanted a puppy, I sat down with hubby and discussed how there was a hole in my heart only a little dog could fill now that dtr was out of the house. He gave me a budget and helped me look for the right breed. Then I convinced him Gypsy needed a play mate, and he agreed if I bought it with my own money he would accept another one in the house as his b-day present. Another yr passes. I keep talking about getting another puppy, he keeps saying not a nother one. I told him I would talk to him when i felt it was the right time. I got him in a great mood and told him my money would be spent and really wanted Puff to have a playmate as Gypsy doesn't really like to roughhouse. We now have # 3 a boston terrier. It all in how you present the idea. |
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Oh i think men are crazy...my hubby is a softy with me sooner or later. He flipped his lid a couple years ago when i bought my first yorkie and he realized how much i spent...but fell in love. Lost him, we have Laynee now and he is a big MUSH around her...and he HATES small dogs:rolleyes:...and now he knows i want a Biewer.;):D |
I have the opposite problem. My bf wanted to get a yorkie when I said no. "Those high maintenance yapping things? No we can't afford it. No I don't like dogs!" Who is the one on YT all day every day? ME! Now bf wants to get another one! And I say No! We REALLY can't afford it this time. He knows we really can't right now, but he still looks. But where does he look? kijiji! :thumbdown He knows about that site, but still he likes to just look. I think in part he likes to talk ish about the byb and crazy prices. (He found a $3500 micro nano in Fullerton :rolleyes:) I told him IF we get another it will be an older one, adopt or rescue. :) Oh yeah, only REAL men love yorkies. :D |
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You've asked for this dog since you lost your baby, and I can understand the strong desire to have something to hold in your arm and cuddle like you can't with your other dogs.... Do you feel maybe he's still hurting over the loss of the baby too? (see above) Maybe he is ok with his family just how it is right now, and changing the dynamic is just too much for him? I don't know. You say are you getting money from your settlment, and that's where you are getting the cash to pay for your Yorkie, then what else does he want to spend the money on? See, knowing the whole story- you said that you never said you couldn't afford the toys he wanted but understand that those are TOYS, NOT DOGS. There is a difference, but in this case I think it hasn't been totally equal if he gets what he wants and you don't. Did you decide together to get those? or are they just "his". anyway, I'll stop rambling. |
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My husband wanted a dog since day 1, and I said No. I said I wanted a cat, and he said No. We compromised. We got a small dog, the size of a cat, and I can still manhandle it, and he's got the qualities of a dog. LOL I was pretty scared at first since I have a fear of dogs (scar on my hand since I was young, almost took my entire hand off!) but the small ones- I can handle. Now I'm the obsessed one and I am begging for a second! but we really can't afford it, and we really don't have the space... so that's that. |
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I would say "but honey there is a crazy lady on YT that has six dogs! I want a third." If I were smart I wouldn't have 6. But I wouldn't trade any of them for anything in the world. I have a good way of convincing my hubby. Just bribe him with something he has been wanting. Even if it puts you in debt :D LMBO Say if I can get my Yorkie you can have that (fill in the blank) you've wanted for so long. LOL or always "you promised me if you don't let me get my Yorkie I will never trust anything you say ever again" With my hubby: I started out with Bridgette and Bandit my husband wanted a cocker so in entered the third, Lizzie. Husband said "ok no more" My husband had told me for years I could have my first Pug when we moved into our first home. Well just like a child I NEVER forgot. We moved into our first home and I said "Honey you promised" so entered harley the fourth. He put his foot down NO MORE! Then Bridgette had a litter and got seriously depressed when her babies left so we kept Teddy the last of the litter. Because We HAD to keep one for her, or she'd never forgive us. He SERIOUSLY put his foot down absolutely NO MORE! Then I just fell head over heal in love with my pug and HAD to have another. His mommy and daddy were expecting a litter so I HAD to have a girl. He said now "I'm not kidding no more, or I'm moving out!" I'm thinking about adding another little Yorkie girl or maybe a Cavalier spaniel! LOL There is always something that they will be willing to negotiate for. LOL |
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