Dog is too clingy
 

Dog barely leave my site...i got him after he was a year..he barks alot..i leave him outside when I don't have time for him... N he sleeps outside

I've been typing and deleting my comments in line with the new rules...but maybe you should reconsider having a dog.

Why does he sleep outside? If you can't make time for him, why did you get him?

Dogs, especially yorkies (so I've heard and see with mine) want to be near you. My Dexter is always touching me in some way! Right now he has his back leg stretched out against mine whilst he plays.

please get this dog into a yorkie rescue asap so he can find the proper home....

under not circumstances should yorkies be kept outside.
yorkies , like all dogs , are social animals and they want to be with their people. barking is natural, it is what dogs do to communicate..

Hello, I'm sorry you are having such problems with your Yorkie. Sounds to me that you have neither the time or energy to spend re-training your pup. At this point I honestly think the best thing you can do for your pup is to return the pup to the breeder or a rescue in your area. There are some fine people here that could help you locate someone in your area.

If you truly want to keep this dog then you have to start over from scratch and start by bringing the pup inside the house. Your pup is NOT safe outside alone for long periods. Yorkies are meant to be part of the family they are not backyard dogs. In my gentlest voice I say PLEASE give this pup up I don't think this is the dog for you. I'm sorry, I really don't.

I hope you make the right decision for your pup and yourself. Remember, this pup depends on you to do what is right.

This has GOT to be a joke! Obviously, there was absolutely NO effort on YOUR part to educate yourself about Yorkies, or you certainly would have NEVER gotten one. I suggest you return this Yorkie, and invest in a pet rock.

Small dogs like yorkies cant bekept outside it is too dangerous too many prey can get to them they can also be stolen, Also they have hair not fur and cant take flucuations in temp. also yorkies are very social with their owners and are clingy. I think you need to rehome dog to a home that doesnt care if hes clingy. Alot of people like that trait in a dog

i was thinking the same thing.
praying it is a joke.......

Seriously?
That's why I got my dog, so I could take care of him and I love when he follows me around. That poor dog needs someone who will be there for him at all times. As for sleeping outside, that has to stop. I don't know where you live but there are hawks that hang around my area and I don't leave Bailey out of my site for a second when we are outside.

Wow. Well, I went and looked at all of your posts since you joined here. You have expressed dissatisfaction with this dog, in every way possible. PLEASE get in touch with a Yorkie Rescue and get this baby rehomed to someone that is willing to take the time to train him, someone that will have his best interests at heart, someone that will keep him safe, someone that will LOVE HIM.

I second the pet rock suggestion. No poop, no pee, no barking, no clinging, no predators.

HAS to be a joke!!!!! Praying that it is.

You and me both:hands:

I believe that they have a new SPOON that they are wanting to try out here :D

the pot can get mighty hot here at times :eek:

Ive read your past posts and it seems you have alot of complants about this dog and you leave him in the garage or outside. I really think its time to rehome him to someone who has the time for him and will love him unconditionally

JUST WOW. I my opinion you really don't a dog unless you have the time patience for one.
I feel very sorry for this sweet baby dog. I think you need to re-think WHY you even have one, IF you can't devote the time. JUST WOW!


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Wow ....just wow.....You really need to look at the reason why you even wanted to bring a pet into your home. I feel so sorry that this dog was so unfortunate to have come into a home where it's barely tolerated. To be isolated in a garage all lone, for who knows how long, because you are unhappy with his *dog* behavior* is sad.This dog is going to be with you for over another decade, and your already resenting the poor thing.....It breaks my heart.

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Dogs bark because it's their way of communicating. I know it can be frustrating to figure out what she's trying to say, but lucky for you, I speak "dog".

She's saying "let me out. Come play with me or give me to someone who will".

Throwing a dog in the back yard is much like you being locked in a prison cell. The difference is, you would probably have a cell mate for company and companionship. She has nothing but the wind.

So now, I'm going to ask, why did you get a dog in the first place?

I understand not always having time for your pet. Circumstances arise or maybe you're just exhausted and need a little down time. I get that. I have that too. But my dogs are in their ex pen or gated into the kitchen happily playing with a toy or each other. And let me tell you, it's not often that happens around here.

I think you need to evaluate your expectations in a pet and decide if your lifestyle is conducive to accommodating one. From what little I'm reading here, I'm thinking it isn't. Perhaps this just isn't the time in your life for a Yorkie.

My 8am alarm went off, which means, it's time to feed my girls. Yes. We're on a schedule. Yes, my phone tells me what to do and when. I have time to eat, time to potty and time to play. In allocating what happens, when, my girls accommodate my busy schedule but it accommodates their needs. Ie: they're happy when they know what to expect.

Get that dog out of the back yard.

Disclaimer: all of this was typed pre-coffee. I can't be held responsible for anything that comes out of my mouth before I'm awake.

Went back and read some of your past postings.....It really seems as if you are not ready for a yorkie or any other dog for that matter. Leaving him in the garage and or outdoors is not the answer. Please do your pup a favor and find him a loving home . He needs some training and someone with patience.:aimeeyork

This is a joke!!!!!

This was meant to get a rise out of people......

I have seen in the past that usually when they have
no albums or friends, that is what it is..... And it worked.

I think being clingy is maybe just a yorkie thing, I personally love it. I understand there are times when you need you own space. I think they just love to be near their owners

This is cruel and mean. I would go crazy if I didn't have Buster and Maggie touching me. Sleep outside? You can't be serious.

If this isn't a joke, it's very sad, cruel, mean. Please give the dog away.

I think, IMHO you are providing entertainment...via your responses for a troll....if I am wrong, eh never mind, I wasn't born yesterday. It is what it is.

If this person is genuine, they are hopeless.

Almost makes you wonder if there could be method in this madness....say, perhaps the HOPE that this little dog will die of heat or lonelessness out in the garage or cold and wet out in the back yard, left in the elements?.....or perhaps, he will be "lucky" enough to have a predator take this unfortunate little fella, that certainly did NOT choose this cold,cruel, incompassionate, "human".....a "human", who has "allegedly" been graced with certain attributes in character that animals do not possess. Like an abused child, this poor little dog is hung with someone that clearly not only does not want the dog, but the resentment and even hatred for this pup is palpable in the OP's posts. To this OP, I would like to say as kindly as possible, I am certain you have NO concern for this pups well being, so I implore you to please make YOUR life easier and get this soul to a rescue or even SELL the unfortunate critter to someone that will provide the love, patience, and understanding this creature of God deserves. Remember please, that this little dog did NOT seek YOU out, YOU made this choice, so you can not blame that little dog for your present predicament.

You are so right!!! There are alot of people out there who would love to have this little dog, and if I ever could not care or did not want my dogs "not wanting them would never happen BTW" but it would make me feel better to know I was giving them to someone who wouldlove them!!

Thinking this may be a better option for you.

This person did not request advice. It seems the post was for shock value. They obviously have no interest in Yorkies and have no business owning a dog of any kind.

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No I dont put him outside anymore only inside...