LOL.... Love it!!!

[concretegurl]

Originally Posted by heide210

Wow,that's neat that Scoobers instinctively knew what his duties are and reacted by herding the kids.I would of also thought is was cute until Scoobers started snapping his teeth.

I searched my pc, I swear I took about 30 videos of it because it was so cute.

This was when he had first started playing and interacting with tthe kids-it was both amazing and very cute but yes he would "nose" the ankles of the kid's and when I noticed he started getting more excited about it and snapping, it quickly had to be put under control before we had a nip or bite.

He has a few times since herded the kids in the yard when we had a group of kids here playing but thankfully that part of the behavior never returned.

Teaching the kids to get him to play soccer (well okay he mainly just jumps on the ball and uses his front legs to paw at it and away from the kids)was probably the best way to detour it gave him a new focus-need to get a video of that for here this summer when they are playing in the yard.

[heide210]

Originally Posted by Teresa Ford

People that don't have a Yorkie sometimes raise their eyebrows in doubt when they read our stories. We know that Yorkies are very sensitive to their human.
Rubin is a tattle-tail.
When I was potty training the puppies, if some one made a mistake. He would bark and come and get me. I am not kidding, he would show me the accident, then go put his paws on the guilty pup. Yet when the corner of my quilt was marked with urine, Rubin (the only leg lifting male in the house) was staying in his Yorkie Cave (aka the crate !) He wouldn't even come out for his beloved stinky liver jerky treat.

Rubin is to funny and yes very smart! I like how he tattles,but can't man up when he does wrong.

Originally Posted by shelimcallister

I love this thread!!! What an intuitive girl you have.

Yorkies are such a fantastic breed which I never knew until I adopted Max. He is very intuitive as well and will kiss me if I'm upset or smile if I speak in a "happy" voice. He is my right hand man and easily adjusts to any environment (even at 6 months). When mommy needs a nap, he will lay on my lap and wait for me to wake up even if he is not tired.

We are very blessed with amazing little furbabies...aren't we?

Max just loves to give kisses and cuddle with mommy,even allows mommy to rest.(:

If Heide speaks in a happy voice for instance if we just walk in the Heide will pick up Gabby and say where is your daddy in a happy voice and Gabby will get really excited and start shaking.

Agree with us yorkie owners to be blessed with such wonderful boys and girls

[heide210]

Originally Posted by ralphthepoodle

Your Gabby is very smart! (:

Gabby and I thank you for your compliment

Originally Posted by akima

My kitty used to do the exact same thing, she DESTROYED my new leather couch.

You can buy these clear plastic double sided sticky strips at the petstore and you just stick them to the couch where the cat scratches. Cats hate the sticky feeling on their feet so when they go to scratch they hate it and stop. Works wonders and you cant even tell they are there.

I know how u feel about the cats destroying furniture. Bunkie is working on our leather couch now.He actually detroyed a couch and love seat before.

Appreciate u telling me about double sided tape

[heide210]

Originally Posted by concretegurl

I searched my pc, I swear I took about 30 videos of it because it was so cute.

This was when he had first started playing and interacting with tthe kids-it was both amazing and very cute but yes he would "nose" the ankles of the kid's and when I noticed he started getting more excited about it and snapping, it quickly had to be put under control before we had a nip or bite.

He has a few times since herded the kids in the yard when we had a group of kids here playing but thankfully that part of the behavior never returned.

Teaching the kids to get him to play soccer (well okay he mainly just jumps on the ball and uses his front legs to paw at it and away from the kids)was probably the best way to detour it gave him a new focus-need to get a video of that for here this summer when they are playing in the yard.

Was this a link to one of the video's if so it's invalid

[concretegurl]

Originally Posted by heide210

Was this a link to one of the video's if so it's invalid

No I can't find them. Too many folders in too many different video programs-every time I get a new cam it comes with new software & a new video player.

[heide210]

Originally Posted by concretegurl

No I can't find them. Too many folders in too many different video programs-every time I get a new cam it comes with new software & a new video player.

I know what it's like to have pics and video's all over the place.If you ever find any of the video's would love to watch.