I definitely do already love him :confused:, that's why I'm having such a hard time thinking about leaving him behind.

I really do think I should get the little boy and money IS a big part of my decision BUT I think my biggest worries are more about taking care of two at the same time. I would just hate for the stress of it to ruin the experience of having a puppy, but then again, I've never had 2 at the same time so I don't know that it would be a TON more stressful then having one. I don't think that I will ever make my decision!

You won't regret getting them both. They'll keep each other company when you're gone and you won't worry as much when you have to leave them home alone. They are both adorable!:)

I think you should go with what your heart is telling you...and from what I saw in the videos and what you are saying here....they both have stolen your heart. It also seems that they have both chosen you:)
If it is at all feasible and you can afford to care for both......I would go home with both:)

Thank you so much for all the feedback! We should be able to bring the girl home next weekend so I will let you all know what happens.
I have gone over it a million times in my head and unfortunately I think we will end up with just the girl. I can tell my husband is not 100% on board with getting both and one of my biggest concerns is we will be moving in the next few months and since we will be renting, I worry about 2 puppies being too much of a problem for some landlords. I am not sure if pet deposits are per pet or just one set fee? Anyone know how that usually goes?

The fee really depends on where you go as some charge per pet & some charge a flat fee & a certain number and/or size of pet limit. I rented for many years & always had 2 or more cats & 2 or more dogs & was Always able to find a very nice home to rent & Always got my full pet deposit refunded when we moved out.

Thank you! That gives me hope! :)

Check into the deposit. If you are going to be renting and only have one puppy, realize that one can be a lot more destructive than two. Two will keep each other company with a playmate so neither will be bored and chew walls and dig floors like one really bored or anxious puppy looking for activity has been known to do. Personally, if it was at all a possibility, I'd go with getting both...and I do understand how money can be an issue. You can maybe later offset some costs by looking for more inexpensive shot clinics, spay/neuter at the Humane Society, etc., and I seriously do not think you will regret having them both as much as you might regret leaving one you already love behind. There was a reason the boy was not selected by that other family...maybe this is it...? :rolleyes::p

I live in DC. My building charges a $500.00 Nonrefundable pet fee, per pet. And then $20 a month per pet.

The places I have looked at in Virginia charged $400.00 Nonrefundable pet fee per pet and then $45 - $50 per month, per pet.

I truly feel the need to have this thread be my first post. The best decision I could have ever made was to have a yorkie to accompany my maltese.

I truly believe you should do whatever is possible to have both yorkies in your life. You were chosen by them... watching the video seems like they are two peas in a pod, little buddies :)

They will keep each other company, leaving them home to run errands, work etc will be so much less tormenting knowing they are together and not just one alone.

About the renting...

When I was renting I was always charged one fee for both when I explained both their weights equal less than 10 pounds. This goes for when we are on vacation, I have always been charged one fee, since they are so small.

I just couldn't imagine leaving him or her behind :cry:

I have two and with the military we move A LOT. It really depends on where you move as to how the fees are done. The house we are in now doesn't have a pet deposit but our deposit on our last place was a set fee regardless of number of pets. Some of the other places we looked at it was per pet. It just really depends on the landlord / rental company. At the 3 bases we have been at in the last 4 years I never ran into an issue of not finding a place because of 2 pets. Sure you have to search a bit harder but it is do-able .

Like others have mentioned two tend to be less destructive than one. Teddy my male was a bit more destructive before we got Chloe our girl because of his separation anxiety. He was 8 months when we got her. Having to go through the puppy stage twice back to back was not fun. Had I of had my choice I would have rather of them both go through the puppy stage at the same time just so I could be done with all the training.

No matter what you pick I'm sure you will make the right decision for your family. Don't let us crazy yorkie lovers pressure you into getting two if you are not ready. I firmly believe everything happens for a reason and if you don't get a second now then later on I'm sure you will find another if that is what you choose.

His ears really are more erect than hers. Both, however, total heart breakers!!

Thank you all so much for all the advice/replies! You have definitely shared some good points! I'm glad to see that some landlords charge one set fee instead of per pet, but I guess I won't know what our situation will be until we find the house in a few months.
I definitely think the little girl would be happier if we got the boy as well (and so would I lol!) but you all seem to be the only people that think 2 puppies is better than one. Almost every single person we've told about the puppy has had something negative to say and it's driving me crazy!! Like "ooooh you are in for it" or "oh they are way too much work, you'll regret it" or "ewww dogs will ruin your house" so I haven't even brought up possibly getting two to ANYONE but my husband and mom!

Stacey, who cares what others say. Your main concern to worry is your husband, if any. No offense. =)

I agree with this post! I still think you should get both of them. It really won't be much harder to train two as opposed to one... just be consistent in your training with both of them. And like the others have said, they will keep each other company when you are away - they already look like best friends now.

As far as the naysayers - don't worry about them. I'd be curious to know if they even have dogs or if they are just miserable without the little bundles of joy. Again, you could ask the breeder if she would take a deposit on the boy and make payment arrangements. I just can't imagine you leaving that darling little boy behind. Not to mention his sister will be missing him too. Jack had a sister with him when I bought him and often times I wish I would have bought her also. I don't think it would have been much harder to raise two and actually may have been easier than raising one. Good luck again!

I agree: "who cares what others say"...

Besides, being "in for it" means you get twice the love, twice the fun, twice the enjoyment, twice the pleasure of seeing them grow up. If everyone only had ONE of a 'thing' there would be no 2 or 3-child families, no 2-car families, no 2-TV families...:p

The decision is yours...whatever you think is what is important...and it is a decision you're wrestling with because it is an important one and you want to make the right choices this time...same as every time. Good girl! :D