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onelovelylynn · 12-18-2005, 09:54 AM

Cheryl,

I also have a puppy yorkie she is 5 months old. I cannot believe that your yorkie is so distructive. I believe that she is acting out do to the fact that she is not getting undivided attention. Puppies do require alot of attention you know. Spend more time playing with her and makie her feel she is important to you.
Puppies are just like little children, they have needs too!!

My yorkie Penny has never chewed anything that i have not given her, and never wet or soiled on floor or carpet, I TRUELY BELIEVE YOU NEED TO SPEND MORE TIME WITH HER. Try it and see if it helps. And as far as your husband goes, he needs to calm down and realize that she needs his love and attention, not his anger and frustration. Tell him for me, to chill out!!!!!!!!!!!

red98vett · 12-18-2005, 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by onelovelylynn

Cheryl,

I also have a puppy yorkie she is 5 months old. I cannot believe that your yorkie is so distructive. I believe that she is acting out do to the fact that she is not getting undivided attention. Puppies do require alot of attention you know. Spend more time playing with her and makie her feel she is important to you.
Puppies are just like little children, they have needs too!!

My yorkie Penny has never chewed anything that i have not given her, and never wet or soiled on floor or carpet, I TRUELY BELIEVE YOU NEED TO SPEND MORE TIME WITH HER. Try it and see if it helps. And as far as your husband goes, he needs to calm down and realize that she needs his love and attention, not his anger and frustration. Tell him for me, to chill out!!!!!!!!!!!

WOW...I have 2 girls that I spend all my time with and they don't lack for attention at all... and they've done the same thing as cheryl000's yorkie did - Yorkies are by nature very busy... and to hear one is just perfect is amazing to me

So your saying yours has never got a hold of a Kleenex or toilet paper ? That's no fun !! .....Are you sure yours is REAL ?

Jaspermom · 12-18-2005, 10:33 AM

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Originally Posted by red98vett

WOW...I have 2 girls that I spend all my time with and they don't lack for attention at all... and they've done the same thing as cheryl000's yorkie did - Yorkies are by nature very busy... and to hear one is just perfect is amazing to me

So your saying yours has never got a hold of a Kleenex or toilet paper ? That's no fun !! .....Are you sure yours is REAL ?

LOL, Villette!!!

I have to agree, there is no such thing as a perfect yorkie, just like there are no perfect people. We just need to work on the bad behaviors with patience and repetition, and eventually we will have well mannered pups. However, they will ALWAYS be mischieveous! That is truly part of their charm.

cheryl000 · 12-18-2005, 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by onelovelylynn

Cheryl,

I also have a puppy yorkie she is 5 months old. I cannot believe that your yorkie is so distructive. I believe that she is acting out do to the fact that she is not getting undivided attention. Puppies do require alot of attention you know. Spend more time playing with her and makie her feel she is important to you.
Puppies are just like little children, they have needs too!!

My yorkie Penny has never chewed anything that i have not given her, and never wet or soiled on floor or carpet, I TRUELY BELIEVE YOU NEED TO SPEND MORE TIME WITH HER. Try it and see if it helps. And as far as your husband goes, he needs to calm down and realize that she needs his love and attention, not his anger and frustration. Tell him for me, to chill out!!!!!!!!!!!

Wow... I am really shocked that you have a perfect yorkie. You can't believe that my yorkie tears up paper, well I have a hard time believing that your's is perfect will not tear paper up, or has not had an accident in the house. I don't think that my dog's "bad behavior" is a reflection on me. But the fact that she's a puppy. I don't even think it's possible to spend more time with her. I'm always with her. It's just that she has fun tearing up paper. If she has a choice she will do that over playing with a toy or chewing on a bone. She is very driven and smart. I really think that this whole thing has kind of been misconstrued. I am not complaining about her behavior, stuff happens. I can't force my husband to love something that he doesn't want to. It's not like she is locked in her xpen all day. She is only in there at night or when we're not home. Otherwise she's playing with me or my son or out in the yard playing. She even has Bailey to play with. She's not bored. I think she's a very happy dog.

cheryl000 · 12-18-2005, 12:16 PM

I really don't like the direction the thread is going. I'm senstive when it comes to Brandy and that some people think that her behavior is the result of something I've done in raising her. I do my best with her. She's just a baby and I'm not strict with her when she does go potty in the house because of that reason.
I think the fact that this has gotten so many pages people are starting to only pick through what they want read and are trying to draw conclusions from that instead of reading everything. This thread isn't for showing off how wonderful your dog is vs mine. I'm starting to feel a little put down. To me she is the best in the world with her little quirks. My husband is the one who is easily annoyed with her. And I think my husbands probably really stems from a bad relationship with his father. If anyone has a husband who doesn't love their dog nearly as much as they do, please pm me. Otherwise I think I'm finished with this thread because it has gotten too long and people aren't reading everything. I'm just going to hide the ornament, fix it, then put it out next year. Maybe he will be more tolerant of her then. Thanks for everyone who has read everything and really understands what's going on and has given advice. Suz, your post helped alot since you know John and I. I really don't think it will come down to Brandy having to find a new home, but if something bad ever happened, I know you would be the best place for her. Thanks again.

YorkyKids · 12-18-2005, 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by cheryl000

I really don't like the direction the thread is going. I'm senstive when it comes to Brandy and that some people think that her behavior is the result of something I've done in raising her. I do my best with her. She's just a baby and I'm not strict with her when she does go potty in the house because of that reason.

Bless you.....It is very apparent you love your Brandy very much. It's a shame to feel so divided. I hope you find the answers soon so you can enjoy Brandy to the fullest. I think Brandy as most puppy's is just being a puppy. It takes time for her to grow up.

cheryl000 · 12-18-2005, 12:41 PM

wow, now I am sobbing. you don't know my husband and you never will. He doesn't love the dogs and I can't force him to. I don't want to ever post anything here again. I never thought I would end up on the chopping block. You are such a hateful person and I dont know how you think the words you say help but they just hurt me.

cheryl000 · 12-18-2005, 12:42 PM

Would a better title be "my husband doesn't love my dogs the way I do" I'm sorry If I don't word things toyour likeing.

cheryl000 · 12-18-2005, 12:46 PM

my husband knows that dom and I would be upset if he got rid of the dog. and he has never made me chose between them. He tries to convince me to give them up. but I don't want to.
aywayws I'm so tired of this. I don't need this. it's a few days until xmas and I'm crying my eyes out and now I'm more upset than what has started. I'm done here.

12-18-2005, 09:54 AM	#61
onelovelylynn My Darling Divas Donating Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: magnolia, Texas Posts: 1,220	Cheryl, I also have a puppy yorkie she is 5 months old. I cannot believe that your yorkie is so distructive. I believe that she is acting out do to the fact that she is not getting undivided attention. Puppies do require alot of attention you know. Spend more time playing with her and makie her feel she is important to you. Puppies are just like little children, they have needs too!! My yorkie Penny has never chewed anything that i have not given her, and never wet or soiled on floor or carpet, I TRUELY BELIEVE YOU NEED TO SPEND MORE TIME WITH HER. Try it and see if it helps. And as far as your husband goes, he needs to calm down and realize that she needs his love and attention, not his anger and frustration. Tell him for me, to chill out!!!!!!!!!!!

12-18-2005, 12:16 PM	#65
cheryl000 YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: none Posts: 1,495	I really don't like the direction the thread is going. I'm senstive when it comes to Brandy and that some people think that her behavior is the result of something I've done in raising her. I do my best with her. She's just a baby and I'm not strict with her when she does go potty in the house because of that reason. I think the fact that this has gotten so many pages people are starting to only pick through what they want read and are trying to draw conclusions from that instead of reading everything. This thread isn't for showing off how wonderful your dog is vs mine. I'm starting to feel a little put down. To me she is the best in the world with her little quirks. My husband is the one who is easily annoyed with her. And I think my husbands probably really stems from a bad relationship with his father. If anyone has a husband who doesn't love their dog nearly as much as they do, please pm me. Otherwise I think I'm finished with this thread because it has gotten too long and people aren't reading everything. I'm just going to hide the ornament, fix it, then put it out next year. Maybe he will be more tolerant of her then. Thanks for everyone who has read everything and really understands what's going on and has given advice. Suz, your post helped alot since you know John and I. I really don't think it will come down to Brandy having to find a new home, but if something bad ever happened, I know you would be the best place for her. Thanks again.

12-18-2005, 12:41 PM	#67
cheryl000 YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: none Posts: 1,495	wow, now I am sobbing. you don't know my husband and you never will. He doesn't love the dogs and I can't force him to. I don't want to ever post anything here again. I never thought I would end up on the chopping block. You are such a hateful person and I dont know how you think the words you say help but they just hurt me.

12-18-2005, 12:42 PM	#68
cheryl000 YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: none Posts: 1,495	Would a better title be "my husband doesn't love my dogs the way I do" I'm sorry If I don't word things toyour likeing.

12-18-2005, 12:46 PM	#69
cheryl000 YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: none Posts: 1,495	my husband knows that dom and I would be upset if he got rid of the dog. and he has never made me chose between them. He tries to convince me to give them up. but I don't want to. aywayws I'm so tired of this. I don't need this. it's a few days until xmas and I'm crying my eyes out and now I'm more upset than what has started. I'm done here.