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BLowry · 12-30-2011, 07:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Lovetodream88

Even the best trained dog can lose it all to his instincts. I am a little shocked you had a unneutered male dog around an unspayed female dog especially with such a huge size difference that could have gone bad very fast.

She said her female is spayed....just saying

Lovetodream88 · 12-30-2011, 07:19 AM

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Originally Posted by BLowry

She said her female is spayed....just saying

What she said was when her female was in heat her unfixed male dog was uninterested in the female in heat. You might need to reread............just saying.

BLowry · 12-30-2011, 07:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Lovetodream88

What she said was when her female was in heat her unfixed male dog was uninterested in the female in heat. You might need to reread............just saying.

The OP did not say this...it was another member who posted that...

Lovetodream88 · 12-30-2011, 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by BLowry

The OP did not say this...it was another member who posted that...

I know that and if you look I was talking to that member thats why I quoted her.

mrs art · 12-30-2011, 10:45 AM

Thank you! You all had such good advice and wrote back so quick! I think you are my new pals! Here is the whole story. A year ago, we started looking for another dog to keep ours company while gone to work. We looked at rescue shelters, online.... there was never the right "fit". One day a coworker teacher told me that her two yorkies just had a litter. The more I talked to her, the more I realized that the little male pup would work out in our family. Her two dogs (akc) were bred from friends of hers (not interbred), and this was her 3rd pair of yorkies. She got them fixed after this litter (it was their second) and she had all of the pups sold except for mine. When I talked to my husband about it, he was floored by the cost, but when I told him my friend said that I could get the cost back from just one studing, he was okay with it. (That is how the stud idea came into play.) He is a healthy dog, akc registered, but the more you all talk about how hard this will be and how risky it is for him, I'm wanting to take your advice on neutering. Just need to convince my husband now. Thank you again for your advice.

12-30-2011, 10:45 AM	#20
mrs art YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: houston Posts: 2	Help - thank you to everyone! Thank you! You all had such good advice and wrote back so quick! I think you are my new pals! Here is the whole story. A year ago, we started looking for another dog to keep ours company while gone to work. We looked at rescue shelters, online.... there was never the right "fit". One day a coworker teacher told me that her two yorkies just had a litter. The more I talked to her, the more I realized that the little male pup would work out in our family. Her two dogs (akc) were bred from friends of hers (not interbred), and this was her 3rd pair of yorkies. She got them fixed after this litter (it was their second) and she had all of the pups sold except for mine. When I talked to my husband about it, he was floored by the cost, but when I told him my friend said that I could get the cost back from just one studing, he was okay with it. (That is how the stud idea came into play.) He is a healthy dog, akc registered, but the more you all talk about how hard this will be and how risky it is for him, I'm wanting to take your advice on neutering. Just need to convince my husband now. Thank you again for your advice.