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It's amazing to come across people who just don't know when to keep their own mouths shut, and when they can't they smart off rude comments as you mentioned above. Luckily we have all been blessed with Yorkies of different shapes and sizes, I am thankful for that sooo much! Of course hidden deep inside we all know our own Yorkie's the best, LOL but we surey don't tell other's that! (KIDDING!!) :D |
People comment about mine all the time, Chloe is 6 lbs and Lacey is 3 but Lacey is very delicate looking, with little short legs, people just gravitate to her because she has this cute little face. Then, they assume Chloe is a male and call her he all the time. She's just as cute, only not as small and in some ways, like behavior, she's a much better dog. Tinies are great for people who cannot handle a bigger dog but really, even bigger yorkies are small. |
TeaPOT! I tell everyone that asks....my teaPOT Yorkie , Chelsea (GOAT) is a Yorkie, 14 lbs, and is BIG boned....and then I love to see their faces!!!! :D |
TeaPOT! I tell everyone that asks....my teaPOT Yorkie , Chelsea (GOAT) is a Yorkie, 14 lbs, and is BIG boned....and then I love to see their faces!!!! :D LOL... Chelsea'sMOM :aimeeyork |
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I remember taking Gracie to the vet once and a lady made a comment, "WOW, IS THAT A YORKIE? SHE IS SO BIG!!!!" Gracie weighed 4 1/2 lbs. People that don't know the breed are just ignorant to it. Haven't got a clue... |
For what it is worth...which is not much all breeds have the problem with people being ignorant.... All female Scotties that I have had are "he"s and our Aussie is a Collie. Oh well..... |
Stupid people. 2 Attachment(s) I can't even start on this......people are ignorant and want to stay that way, being ignorant is easier. :( I get this teacup thing all the time with Matise. The breeder told me he was supposed to be 4-5 lbs. and that's what I wanted but he is only 3.3-3.5 lbs. and I am always stressed because he is so small. :( But of course I wouldn't trade him for the world and love him to pieces. :rolleyes: ;) Another example My cocker was a full blooded, AKC registered, show quality tri color cocker spaniel. Later in her life the tan had sivered out so she looked more like a black and white. AND I got "that's the funniest lookin Dalmation I've ever seen" My reply used to be "you're the funniest lookin person I've ever seen" I mean I tried not to let it bother me but those things used to really upset me. Now when ignorance just goes a spewing I just walk away or completely ignore them all together, I am over it(stupid people). Here are a couple of pics of Alex(my cocker) in case you wanted to see what she looked like. :) |
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Kara! your dog is beautiful! Probably nicer looking than the ones with the rt. color! I think he is georgeous! Pat |
you gotta hear the comment i get about brownie :rolleyes: i was in the vet once and i had brownie a old lady comes in "is that a yorkie " i said YeA (no its a cat hehe) shes like i just got a teacup yorkie from a petstore in brooklyn i was like GRRR i asked her how much the puppy weight she was like 2-3 pounds at 8 weeks i started laughing well brownie was 2 pounds at 8 weeks she looked at him and her face dropped and she went on to say that she was at the vet picking up medicine for the pup cause it was sick :rolleyes: and she said she spend $2000 people are so stupid i was like well good luck and she kept on looking at brownie LMAO |
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1 Attachment(s) Ok -- I have a confession.... I have actually used to the term "teacup" when describing my chihuahua (I'm bending over now for the lashings... LOL) I guess it just slipped out -- and I've only done it ONCE. A group of baseball moms were talking about their dogs, and of course I chimed in and before I knew it, the phrase, "and then we have a teacup chihuahua" came out. I stopped myself dead in my tracks, and said, "Well, "teacup" is not a term most dog people like to hear, so I guess I should say Callie is just super super super little...." I felt so bad - so here I am admitting it. Can I get some forgiveness around here so I can sleep tonight?? hahaha Anyway... here's a picture of her -- she's 13 weeks and weighs 10 ounces. The vet has checked her and says she is healthy, other than an extremely large open fontanel. |
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Thanks for the laugh! |
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Don't want to start an argument just my opinion The only thing that gets me is that when I got my little guy, I didn't know of course how big he would be, but everything I ever read, always said to be careful because the tiny ones get sick all the time and that you have to treat them so fragile. My Miko is not quite 4lbs and he is as spunky and healthy as a 9lb or 10lb yorkie would be. I just hate when people tend to over exaggerate and say that you have to be extra careful with a little one. Sorry that's just my opinion, I think the only thing you have to be careful with a little one, is not to step on them!! LOL |
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