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Old 06-21-2010, 03:14 AM   #46
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Personalities change so much in the first few months. When I went and picked out Mya, she was quiet, laid back, and honestly just sat back and watched her brothers play and fight. She never once barked. Now, she is my little terror! She'll bark at you if she wants to play or isn't getting her way, she barks at the neighbors (that ones annoying and has to stop), she instigates fights with Oliver and literally teases him when she still has her treat and he gobbled his down (he usually steals it though, lol). Potty training has been horrid but we're finally getting somewhere.

Her breeder still can't believe the changes in her, she doesn't believe me cuz the little bugger is all nice and sweet when she's over there, lol. She is cuddly, but on HER terms. If she's tired she will come cuddle, but that's about it. She's just a baby, learning new things and exploring her new world.

Give your little one some time. She's soooo young... She has a lot more changes ahead of her. Keep training, loving, and be patient. Remember that dogs have personalities and can't be molded into what we want them to be - we need to learn to love what we've got.

Sometimes adding a 2nd yorkie can help - They help tire each other out, and I've got one independent and one glued to my hip. I love having 2 and would never go back to one. I'd wait until your little one was a little older though, and at the very least, fully potty trained. Hang in there, it will get better... my first 2 months with both dogs pretty much sucked.. and now we're into a routine and things are better.
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I didn't really research. I didn't know I had to since I never had before with my other dogs. But this is my first yorkie. All I knew before was that my daughter was given a yorkie for Christmas and her's was so cuddly from day one. She got her at 8 weeks I think and she lived about 90 miles away. They stayed with me for almost a week and her pup was with me all day long. She followed me around and laid down on my lap when I was relaxing and was so sweet that I got attached to her. At the time I thought all yorkies had the same temperament. She'd come when I called her and when they left for their new home I felt the loss. So I told my husband that's what I wanted for Mother's Day. I saw and held Zoe for a few times within the couple of weeks before taking her home but I guess she was too young for her true personality to come thru. I guess...but I'm not sure.. I did read lots and lots about yorkies before I actually picked her up but everything I read suggested they were mild mannered little lap dogs. One even said if you wanted a lapdog to get a yorkie. So I thought that was going to be the case..But my little Zoe dashes about like she's on a mission...I do love her...but lapdog she isn't!! LOL
In my experience, your daughter's yorkie is unusual, most young yorkie are very active and would rather be running around or playing, than calmly laying in your lap. But, with age they do calm down some what, but they are almost always going to be independent and active.
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From what you state in your first post, you got your Yorkie very early...8 weeks? 8-12 weeks of age is a key time frame for socialization skills learned by the pup staying with the mom and littermates. Your little one missed out on that, so you have to factor in a 'learning curve' for her. Give her time, she'll come around. 13 weeks is way too young to be throwing in the towel.
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Old 06-21-2010, 10:42 AM   #49
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Addie was three months old when we got her, and she wasn't much of a cuddle bug either. For my part, I do kind of like that independent, spunky, stubborn spirit she has. Reminds me of someone.

Anywho, she has become more cuddly with time (she's two years old now). She certainly doesn't like it when you wrap your arms around her, but she now tolerates it. I can even get her to kiss me by making a kissy noise. When she was younger, it was almost like she gave me a look of disgust when I tried to get a kiss from her.
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Yes, but she needs to know not all yorkies are snuggle bugs. I have 3, only 1 of which loves to cuddle and be held. The other two love me dearly, follow me room to room, but will not allow me to hold them for more than a minute. They are 5 and 3. So she needs to know that now and if that is a deal breaker for her, then better to rehome her baby sooner than later. Again, I am against rehoming for the most part, but this baby isn't going to be what she wants her to be, then I don't know that either of them will be happy. I think the animals wellbeing needs to be put first.
I agree, Addy loves me and follows me everwhere like a shadow. But, it is up to her whether or not she is to be held. Yorkies remind me somewhat of a cats personality, they want to be the ones to say when and how they get their attention.
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I want to thank the many posters on this forum who are understanding, helpful and truly interested in helping new yorkie owners, such as myself get thru a rough period of adjusting. I am very thankful that you're here for those of us who have never had prior experience and who are desperately trying to make it work. Your advice is greatly appreciated and I can feel that you're truly more interested in helping, than casting blame on those less experienced. In some of your stories I can tell you really do understand and can relate to us. Others stories are downright funny, lighthearted and are a great relief to me and I feel that maybe one day I can be as good a yorkie owner as you. I can tell most of you are compassionate people and your advice is helpful both to puppy and owner. I hope one day I can return the favor by helping someone else by giving them good advice and never shooting someone down who is already feeling helpless.
Hang in there, there is nothing that compares with living with a Yorkie.

I have had several different breed of dogs and loved them all, but i have never experienced with them what I do with my yorkies (past and present).

The love and connection is hard to truly explain.
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As others have said 6wks is way too young to get a dog and it is not legal to sell a puppy until it is at least 8wks. For most of the breeders that I've gotten my previous yorkies from, most of them will refuse to let their pup leave until it's at least 12 wks due to yorkies small size and stubborness. so to give up would be as though you give up on an infant because you're worried it might not do well in college. it's has a long ways into the future. remember they have a much longer lifespan.

none of my yorkies have been cuddlers until they got older and settled down a bit. they all wanted to sleep with me but i wouldn't let them sleep in the bed overnight until they were at least a year and fully housebroken.

my new little scamp Logan is all over the place. he barks at me, my mother. either for attention, food, to play, to demand someone clean up his pee puddle or out of boredom. you can't take what a dog does personally and they definitely like to test the waters and see how far they can push you sometimes.

he also doe the keep away. where he will run at full speed and try to crawl under the couch. which is a reason he's been put on a 30 ft leash indoors so we can teach him to come when he is called and to reel him in if he doesn't listen.

he's not much of a cuddler either. he'll let you hold him for a minute and then he'll cry to be let down so he can get into stuff. you can see him looking around with an expression like what can i get into now? sometimes i'll hold him a little longer than he wants me to just because he'll start licking your face and hands to make you put him down. i would rather he lick to be put down over wriggling free and just running off.

i love their little personalities though and i wouldn't change a thing about them.
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As others have said 6wks is way too young to get a dog and it is not legal to sell a puppy until it is at least 8wks. For most of the breeders that I've gotten my previous yorkies from, most of them will refuse to let their pup leave until it's at least 12 wks due to yorkies small size and stubborness. so to give up would be as though you give up on an infant because you're worried it might not do well in college. it's has a long ways into the future. remember they have a much longer lifespan.
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I have to assume when you ask for suggestions before you "give up", you are just frustrated and may have to 'give up' the dream of a cuddly puppy. That said, please have faith and patience - I'm sure we've all gone through that frustration at some point. I got Rocco at 8 weeks with the breeder's blessing (me not knowing any better at the time even though I did LOTS of research), and I also heard all of the scary talk on YT about how awful it was to get him so soon. Yes, we went through a biting problem very early on, but we corrected that and have no problems today. Rocco also isn't a cuddlebug unless he's tired, but he is getting more mature and calm by the day....I often have to remind myself that he's only 6 months old. Another issue you have to think of is establishing yourself as the Alpha Dog, before your pup takes on the role herself. Strict training, a regular schedule and heaps of patience will pay off big. Best of luck to you.
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I wouldn't trust the response of any breeder who allowed a pup to leave at 6 weeks.

To the OP: Even under the best of circumstances -- excellent breeding for superior disposition and bringing the dog home at 12 weeks instead of 6 -- Yorkies are a huge commitment and a challenge.

Either commit to the challenge and accept that your little girl is a Yorkie, not a Poodle, or, if your heart isn't into it, find her a good home. If you aren't happy, your little girl won't be happy and that will manifest itself in more undesirable behavior.
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We brought Bella home at 11 weeks and even though she was a joyous ball of fun and playfulness, she really wasn't any kind of a lap dog. She preferred to play and still prefers to play with our other dogs and our cats!
BOY DOES SHE LOVE THE CATS!
Anyway, Bella is now 6 months old and just recently she has begun to spend a little more time in our laps. She now comes to us for petting and will take a short nap in the lap or laying beside us in our chair. She still doesn't lay there all night or for hours but much longer than when she was a younger pup.
As for the barking Bella does not bark at noises or at other animals outside the yard, but when she wants to play or wants something that another dog has she will bark till you go mad. We are working on this problem and slowly we are making headway but it does take time.
Bella is the most playful, sweetheart and even though she isn't a "lapdog" yet I know she is headed that way. We just have to wait for her to sow her wild oats!
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We brought Bella home at 11 weeks and even though she was a joyous ball of fun and playfulness, she really wasn't any kind of a lap dog. She preferred to play and still prefers to play with our other dogs and our cats!
BOY DOES SHE LOVE THE CATS!
Anyway, Bella is now 6 months old and just recently she has begun to spend a little more time in our laps. She now comes to us for petting and will take a short nap in the lap or laying beside us in our chair. She still doesn't lay there all night or for hours but much longer than when she was a younger pup.
As for the barking Bella does not bark at noises or at other animals outside the yard, but when she wants to play or wants something that another dog has she will bark till you go mad. We are working on this problem and slowly we are making headway but it does take time.
Bella is the most playful, sweetheart and even though she isn't a "lapdog" yet I know she is headed that way. We just have to wait for her to sow her wild oats!

Addy loves to play with her three cats and get very vocal with them also.
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6 weeks really is way too early to bring her home, whether she was eating solids or not and I say this from personal experience... but she's here now so I'll give my tidbit of advice. We brought Chip home at 7 weeks (we were lied to) and we had the opposite problem. He was sick when we brought him home so he was extremely quiet and shy. The day we brought him home, he crawled underneath of the computer desk and shook. By that night he was a bit more trusting and cuddled with us on the floor... yes we slept on the floor with him because he was so scared and we didn't want to just throw him in a crate and we were too afraid for him to be on the bed at his size. Anyways, after he started feeling better and trusted us, he was the cutest little puppy. He learned tricks so quickly and he'd play so sweet. He'd nibble on our ears in the middle of the night for us to take him out to potty and he would sleep on my pillow above my head. That only lasted about 3 weeks until the real Chip came out! He was stubborn, independent, and CRAZY! We would give him a bone for "quiet time" in the evenings and he would attack it and shove it on the floor then look down and bark at it and bark at us to get it for him. We'd get it for him and he'd do it again. If we ignored him, he'd go pick up something that he knew he wasn't supposed to have so we would take that from him and get his bone. We'd work with him on tricks and he would pretend like he was clueless so we'd give it a rest for a little while, then out of no where about a week or so later, he'd do what we had been training him to do. Keep away was his favorite game and by keep away, I don't mean that we kept the toy away from him... he kept it away from us. He'd run toward us fast, then when he'd go to grab for the toy to throw it again, he'd bolt in the other direction. Remember me saying he'd nibble on our ears to go potty in the middle of the night? Well, suddenly and out of no where he started just going to the end of the bed and peeing. We had never ignored his urges to go potty and always took him immediately, so we have no idea where that came from. We then started crate training and giving him more exercise. We researched. We did a lot of YT reading. We worked hard on obedience. At 9 months we had him neutered. Between the training, exercise, and neutering, he is a lot more calm. He's now 3 years old and a total cuddle bug. Unless something is unusual in our house, like a new visitor, or he's in a playful mood, he's sleeping on the floor or cuddling on our laps. He demands lap time and he is VERY demanding. The truth is, yorkies really are not typically lap dogs until they get older and sometimes not even then. They are stubborn, they are hard headed, and they are high energy dogs. I met two 8 month old mini schnauzers the other day that were 10 times more calm than my two 3 year old yorkies. I do think at 13 weeks old Zoe is testing you to see what she can and cannot get away with and she is learning a lot. Her personality is starting to shine out a little bit. Now that you have her you do need to start researching and find a training method that works for her and practice consistency with it. Make sure she has plenty of exercise. She is still VERY young and she's still probably adjusting.
The breeder that I got Andy from had his mommy lay on a clean blanket for a couple days and sent it with Andy's care package including -food, toys, collar.leash, a photo album with him and his parents and siblings couple of treats and a package of peepads . I have to tell you that blanket made his transistion so much betteralso I would lay it on my chest with him wrapped in the blanket he would fall asleep listening to my heart beat . Our bond began there
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Never GIVE UP ON A DOG!!! She is only 13 weeks omg she is still a baby.
When you adopt a dog or buy one it should be a lifetime commitment, except for a few minor exceptions to the rule.
meaning for the safety of your children (biting issues)

There is a lot of training to be involved in having a puppy and you have to find out what works with your dog just like you would if you had a child. Every dog is different and the behavior of a dog has to be guided by its master.

You have a RESPONSIBILITY to that puppy. you made a commitment it needs love and affection and guidance, socialization to have a well balanced dog.

13 weeks is way to young to make any decisions like that!! All I can say is that maybe you are playing too rough to make your dog react this way.

Treat this 13 week old the way you would a baby bc it is exactly that!

lots of love and guidence and in return you will have an awesome lifetime friend
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The breeder that I got Andy from had his mommy lay on a clean blanket for a couple days and sent it with Andy's care package including -food, toys, collar.leash, a photo album with him and his parents and siblings couple of treats and a package of peepads . I have to tell you that blanket made his transistion so much betteralso I would lay it on my chest with him wrapped in the blanket he would fall asleep listening to my heart beat . Our bond began there
Wow! Every breeder should go the extra mile like that for everyone. Addy was sent home with food, blanket (without the mothers scent)and a toy.
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