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Mardelin · 03-19-2011, 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by yorkie_mama22

The pup is back home with the breeder now, why do you always feel the need to keep things going?

I don't know why your always one of the people who have something to say and be so judgemental.

Call it judgemental, but if a poor helpless animal welfare is not in the forefront....I call it animal abuse.

And look back at the posts and see who actually kept this going.....

Princess10 · 03-19-2011, 04:36 PM

yes, yorkie's were bred to be ratters...really i'm not getting your point..??? GSD's were bred to herd, is that the only reason you love yours?

as for poop eating, my dog did pull a couple of fast ones on me outside, luckily she was just at the end of her leash and i could quickly intervene, i then made a point to tell her it was "ockey", she quickly got the hint. but you'll see here there are two points to this story..."she was at the end of her leash"....you have to keep a puppy in sight at all times, idk how many times i have read this! if a puppy poops, eats it, rubs in it, rubs it on everything ALL of the time, how much is this puppy being supervised?
as for training her, that's just it, train her! don't know how much i have read, watched, seen, heard on that topic all over the place....and i specifically remember reading that yorkies as well as all toy breeds are harder to potty train....so i had to decide if the pros outweighed the cons prior to my commitment to my pup. of course they did!

i'm glad the pup is back where she can be cared for and find an appropriate home. though it would've been easier to come to YT in the first place to find support/help as it's primary function is to ultimately educate yorkie lovers not selling pups.

hope this whole thread can educate us all in one sense or another.

Mardelin · 03-19-2011, 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by manolos mom

Remember, she is on an OPEN Yorkie Forum. People are Passionate about this breed. Are you the person that allowed your dog to eat NAIR, and her nose started falling off? Please.....

You are correct.

Rhetts_mama · 03-19-2011, 04:38 PM

WOW. I would say that Mardelin is in a position to give advice about what is and isn't appropriate. High standards, yes. High horse, no. Maybe it's time to bump the "earned respect thread" again. Off to find it.

03-19-2011, 04:36 PM	#122
Princess10 Banning Queen Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Home of the Kalamazoo Wings, MI. Posts: 3,122	yes, yorkie's were bred to be ratters...really i'm not getting your point..??? GSD's were bred to herd, is that the only reason you love yours? as for poop eating, my dog did pull a couple of fast ones on me outside, luckily she was just at the end of her leash and i could quickly intervene, i then made a point to tell her it was "ockey", she quickly got the hint. but you'll see here there are two points to this story..."she was at the end of her leash"....you have to keep a puppy in sight at all times, idk how many times i have read this! if a puppy poops, eats it, rubs in it, rubs it on everything ALL of the time, how much is this puppy being supervised? as for training her, that's just it, train her! don't know how much i have read, watched, seen, heard on that topic all over the place....and i specifically remember reading that yorkies as well as all toy breeds are harder to potty train....so i had to decide if the pros outweighed the cons prior to my commitment to my pup. of course they did! i'm glad the pup is back where she can be cared for and find an appropriate home. though it would've been easier to come to YT in the first place to find support/help as it's primary function is to ultimately educate yorkie lovers not selling pups. hope this whole thread can educate us all in one sense or another. __________________ For The Night Is Dark & Full Of Terriers Last edited by Princess10; 03-19-2011 at 04:37 PM.

03-19-2011, 04:38 PM	#124
Rhetts_mama Donating YT 4000 Club Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Georgia Posts: 5,959 Blog Entries: 1	WOW. I would say that Mardelin is in a position to give advice about what is and isn't appropriate. High standards, yes. High horse, no. Maybe it's time to bump the "earned respect thread" again. Off to find it. __________________ Don't get your knickers in a knot. Nothing is solved and it just makes you walk funny.