I lost my dog/ or someone stole it

[CouversMom]

Yorkies are too small to be left outside. They can be picked up by birds of prey, racoons... so much stuff. My MIL just lost two indoor/outdoor cats to a racoon. It is possible that he was killed. I am sorry, but if you cared enough... he would not be outside. If I saw a yorkie living outside, honestly I would take it to get it in a better home. I'm sorry if we are being harsh, but it's just the truth.

Good luck finding your dog.

[MauiGirl]

Originally Posted by Deadbug

I can't understand why you're upset here. In all honesty, based on your posts, you should be relieved. I haven't seen you say one positive thing about this dog since the day you joined the forum. Does the dog have a name? Have you spent enough time training the dog so that it actually KNOWS it's name? I've only heard to refer to it as "dog".

I don't mean to be harsh and I will admit that I'm kind of crabby today, but in my opinion, leaving the dog in the yard, garage, complaining it won't hold still, complaining that you can't get out of it's sight, it barks a lot, and that it's "too clingy" is a pretty good indication that you're not dog people. I'm not saying you're not good people, but I just don't feel like you're dog people. Show me one post that indicates you actually love this dog?

Jesus and to think I'm ready to rehome my DH to keep my puppy! I have to stop reading this stuff.

You pretty much said everything I was thinking, and probably many other members too. Now I don't have to reply. Thanks!

On a sidenote, don't rehome the DH, train him and the pup

[Yorkiemom1]

Maybe someone called themselves rescueing it.....Leaving a Yorkie outside is like parking a caddie in a bad neighborhood and leaving the keys in it....You can take bets on how long it will take for it to be stolen. I am praying someone took this little soul and has him inside where it is cool, bathing and blow drying and loving on him, GIVING HIM A NAME, and treationg him lovingly. If he ran away, let him go...he is searching for someone that adores and treasures him, looks into those beautiful Yorkie eyes, calls him by his name and loves on him. Rethink this owning a dog idea....they require more emotional committment than you seem willing to give.

[silverjoy]

Originally Posted by yorkiemom1

maybe someone called themselves rescueing it.....leaving a yorkie outside is like parking a caddie in a bad neighborhood and leaving the keys in it....you can take bets on how long it will take for it to be stolen. I am praying someone took this little soul and has him inside where it is cool, bathing and blow drying and loving on him, giving him a name, and treationg him lovingly. If he ran away, let him go...he is searching for someone that adores and treasures him, looks into those beautiful yorkie eyes, calls him by his name and loves on him. Rethink this owning a dog idea....they require more emotional committment than you seem willing to give.

yeah that!!!!!

[DBlain]

after reading your posts, I am hoping he was stolen, stolen by someone that would love and cherish a beautiful little dog. I read one of your posts about pooping, "how would I know when he poops, I leave him ouside so I don't have to clean it up". I am not sure if anyone ever asked you this but why did you get the dog in the first place, seems like from the get go you were unhappy.

Maybe a neighbor got tired of the constant barking and took him to the pound or gave him to someone that wanted him, very sad because I don't know you, but I am going out on a limb, this is not the dogs fault that he went missing, but someone is at fault

[gracielove]

Oh, I remember you now. We can only hope he finds a much better home.

[LoALAnna]

Originally Posted by Deadbug

I can't understand why you're upset here. In all honesty, based on your posts, you should be relieved. I haven't seen you say one positive thing about this dog since the day you joined the forum. Does the dog have a name? Have you spent enough time training the dog so that it actually KNOWS it's name? I've only heard to refer to it as "dog".

I don't mean to be harsh and I will admit that I'm kind of crabby today, but in my opinion, leaving the dog in the yard, garage, complaining it won't hold still, complaining that you can't get out of it's sight, it barks a lot, and that it's "too clingy" is a pretty good indication that you're not dog people. I'm not saying you're not good people, but I just don't feel like you're dog people. Show me one post that indicates you actually love this dog?

Jesus and to think I'm ready to rehome my DH to keep my puppy! I have to stop reading this stuff.

[TxVicki]

I also remember now. I hope he is being loved now.

[roseslevi]

Originally Posted by TxVicki

I also remember now. I hope he is being loved now.

Well said. Ditto

[yorkietalkjilly]

Originally Posted by Yorkiemom1

Maybe someone called themselves rescueing it.....Leaving a Yorkie outside is like parking a caddie in a bad neighborhood and leaving the keys in it....You can take bets on how long it will take for it to be stolen. I am praying someone took this little soul and has him inside where it is cool, bathing and blow drying and loving on him, GIVING HIM A NAME, and treationg him lovingly. If he ran away, let him go...he is searching for someone that adores and treasures him, looks into those beautiful Yorkie eyes, calls him by his name and loves on him. Rethink this owning a dog idea....they require more emotional committment than you seem willing to give.

Excellent points and so well said. OP's posts sounded like it was probably time for the little dog to find another home. I pray he is safe and somebody loving and very, very caring has found him.

[yorkiedallas]

I just moved into a house (from a condo) and my yorkie has his own backyard for the first time since I owned him. He LOVES going outside. He asks to go out there a dozen times a day. Even though I had a 7 foot wooden privacy fence put up, I can say the amount of time he has spent alone in the backyard has been 0.0 minutes. I am out there with him in the heat, in the rain, with the mosquitoes.... whatever. This is not a dog to be left outside alone. Ever.

I hope he is ok, and the Universe helps him into the loving arms of a family who will love, cherish and protect him. Please get plants, not pets.

[mscat]

I have not read the op other posts however by the sound of it, her yorkie was burdensome to her, I sure hope someone has picked up this dog to provide a loving home . If he yorkie was not microchipped then their is really not much the op can do. Did the yorkie dig her way out?

[DBlain]

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I find this confusing, she says in her first post on this thread, I feel bad I rasised him myself, but when you check out other posts from around April you see she got him when he was 13 months old and in April he was 14 months, I am sorry but to me that does not seem like she raised him herself.

This is from one her posts
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

[susan lynn]

Praying this baby is safe and God found him a forever loving home.

[msyorktown]

Originally Posted by Deadbug

I can't understand why you're upset here. In all honesty, based on your posts, you should be relieved. I haven't seen you say one positive thing about this dog since the day you joined the forum. Does the dog have a name? Have you spent enough time training the dog so that it actually KNOWS it's name? I've only heard to refer to it as "dog".

I don't mean to be harsh and I will admit that I'm kind of crabby today, but in my opinion, leaving the dog in the yard, garage, complaining it won't hold still, complaining that you can't get out of it's sight, it barks a lot, and that it's "too clingy" is a pretty good indication that you're not dog people. I'm not saying you're not good people, but I just don't feel like you're dog people. Show me one post that indicates you actually love this dog?

Jesus and to think I'm ready to rehome my DH to keep my puppy! I have to stop reading this stuff.

very well said Gina! When i first read this post i thought to myself this could not be the same person as before, could it?
Turns out it is the same person.
Are you expecting sympathy? Sorry not from me.
I really hope whoever has this baby is giving him all the love he never got from you, and perhaps now even has a name!