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hugz4all4 04-29-2013 06:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Danny1909 (Post 4197493)
I just got off the phone with the breeder and asked if by any chance the pup could be mixed with a poodle or daschund.. Of course they said otherwise. Anyway we both came to an agreement, im taking Jax back to him today because I may have been misled or lied to. I will be more careful when looking for a Yorkie pup. I have only had Jax for 2 days, I will post pictures at the point of sale to get your professional opinions before making another purchase. You all have been great and very very helpful. Again, your replies meant a lot to me. Thank you all!
This breaks my heart, poor pup. :(..

Im hoping you find what you are looking for.

hugz4all4 04-29-2013 06:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Danny1909 (Post 4197895)
I've decided tonstay with jax, I was coming home and was having second thoughts.. I then walk inside the house and he just wanted my attention.. I couldn't live with myself if I did that to him after I got him used to my family and home. Do you guys think it's normal for a dog his age (2 months) loud real loud and howl sometimes? Toby never did that at 2 months.. What shampoo do you all recommend that I can use on both toby and Jax? And last question, is it normal for them to play fight and then one bites another a little too hard? Will they eventually get along and be able to sleep together? Toby is 6 months and Jax is 2 months.


Im very happy to went back to get him!! I have a yorkie poo and he howled all the time for the first 4 months of his life. lol. You just have to stay on him and tell him a firm NO when he does it. Be consistent, he will get it.
As far as shampoo's go I either use tropiclean or minksheen. Both smell wonderful and leave my dogs coats shiny and beautiful.
Yes, they will get use to each other sleeping the same kennel. I have a 5 pound toy poodle before I got my Tucker (yorkiepoo) and it did take alittle bit but now they cant sleep apart.
Yes, they will learn to get along. There will always be a "alpaha" dog but they will get use to each other. I have 5 dogs and everyone of them took time to work it out with the others, they all love and live in harmony. :)

navillusc 04-29-2013 07:31 AM
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Originally Posted by gracielove (Post 4199657)
One of the first words they need to learn is "no!" When playing gets too rough they need to lean to listen to you when you tell them no. Otherwise you will have an all out free for all going most of the time and someone could get hurt. Of course if he attempts to chew on your hands that is a big "no, no!" Always replace your hand with something else he likes to chew on. Ordinarily he would be starting to learn this with his litter mates but you and your other pup are his mates now.
:thumbup: 100% Correct, IMHO

My experiences have led me to believe that it is NEVER okay to play with tiny/very young puppies or kittens with your hands, allowing them to claw, bite, or chew on your hands UNTIL after bite (and claw, especially with kittens) inhibition is firmly established. If you do, they may never quite understand the WHY of why they are not allowed to bite, which they will consider play...and YOU will be in pain and often, and possibly to the point where it can be difficult to hold, pet, and groom them. :eek::p:D This is very important when they will NOT be learning bite inhibition from Mom and siblings/littermates. Always play with an 'extension (or 'pull') toy' between you and them...use your hands for holding, petting, feeding, grooming, etc., until they learn this well. Seriously, it is much easier to let them stay with Mom to learn a lot of things (if you are not dealing with a human-fearing feral Mom...lol), but sometimes you just end up with a tiny rescue baby and have to fill in for their missing Mom. Again, this is just from my experiences...:D

dalady25 04-29-2013 07:50 AM
I'm surely no expert (or anywhere close to it) as to what a Yorkie should look like, but If you would like to know AKC's "breed standard" for a Yorkie, go to Yorkshire Terrier Page. It's very informative

Danny1909 04-29-2013 07:52 AM
Great advice, they have lots of toys which the bite on and play "tug of war" with that way they can excessive and not bite or scratch the furniture. Jax is learning quite fast, he is very smart he even runs up and down the stairs so fast where's as Toby couldn't dobthat until recently. Jax is very agile and brave, I love that every morning I wake him up he cries to be picked up and so happy and excited haha. I noticed that from his head to the tail his soft little curly hair has gray coming out taking over the black. I am curious to find out what his final coat will be like. His feet have somewhat of wiry hair. Anyway I will upload some pictures perhaps tonight so you all can get to see little Jax :))

lexi43 04-29-2013 08:37 AM
He is soooo cute. In the first photo he looks like a morkie but in the second he looks like a yorkie poo. Whatever he's a doll. We have s shorkie and a yorkie. I just didn't understand if you say his parents were both yorkies. There might have been a mixture in his family tree somewhere.

ladyjane 04-29-2013 09:52 AM
Just now reading this thread.....I was so sad when I saw that you were taking him back...and SO relieved to see that you decided to keep him. Jax is adorable!!!! He actually may not be a mix....not all yorkies look the same! And even if he is..so what..he is precious. My first yorkie was a mix and she was the most awesome pup in the world! :) I had her for 15 years .. she was estimated to be 2 when I got her from a shelter.

I wish you that much time or more with Jax and so many many happy moments with him. I am thinking Toby and Jax are going to have a blast growing up together! :)

Danny1909 04-29-2013 11:29 AM
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Originally Posted by ladyjane (Post 4199883)
Just now reading this thread.....I was so sad when I saw that you were taking him back...and SO relieved to see that you decided to keep him. Jax is adorable!!!! He actually may not be a mix....not all yorkies look the same! And even if he is..so what..he is precious. My first yorkie was a mix and she was the most awesome pup in the world! :) I had her for 15 years .. she was estimated to be 2 when I got her from a shelter.

I wish you that much time or more with Jax and so many many happy moments with him. I am thinking Toby and Jax are going to have a blast growing up together! :)
Thank you very much! He is very loyal and stays beside me at all times. Mixed or not I have come to learn that these little fellas just need someone to love them and they bring happiness and joy to our lives.

capt_noonie 04-29-2013 03:04 PM
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Originally Posted by pstinard (Post 4198125)
Bella's hair is beginning to change at 12 weeks (silver hairs are beginning to come in on her head), but it looks like it will be a long process--someone described it as the slow unveiling of a unique work of art. Yorkies reach their adult size at 18 months, if the growth charts are to be believed. My vet said not to take Bella to the groomer or dog parks until after her first rabies vaccination at 16 weeks, but I believe you need to wait two or three weeks after the rabies vaccination for it to give full immunity. And make sure you get all the other shots the vet recommends (bordetella, leptospirosis, distemper/parvo, etc.).
I always thought rabies was to be given at 6 months?:confused:

KazzyK810 04-29-2013 03:23 PM
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Originally Posted by capt_noonie (Post 4200170)
I always thought rabies was to be given at 6 months?:confused:
It's required at 4 months in Michigan....I thought it was the same in most states. There have been legal proposals to try to lower it to 3 months, which have been greatly opposed.

http://healthypets.mercola.com/sites...ccination.aspx

capt_noonie 04-29-2013 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by KazzyK810 (Post 4200189)
It's required at 4 months in Michigan....I thought it was the same in most states. There have been legal proposals to try to lower it to 3 months, which have been greatly opposed.

Risks of Too Early Rabies Vaccination in Pets
Damn I just looked up for CA and you are right. I don't know where the heck I pulled 6 months out of. :eek: My bad!

pstinard 04-29-2013 04:05 PM
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Originally Posted by capt_noonie (Post 4200199)
Damn I just looked up for CA and you are right. I don't know where the heck I pulled 6 months out of. :eek: My bad!
It's 4 months in Illinois, too ;).

ladyjane 04-29-2013 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Danny1909 (Post 4199965)
Thank you very much! He is very loyal and stays beside me at all times. Mixed or not I have come to learn that these little fellas just need someone to love them and they bring happiness and joy to our lives.
Indeed they do! I have a yorkie mix and love her so much. Her name is Cookie and she is in my avatar...with the sunglasses. She is a hoot.

Danny1909 04-29-2013 05:47 PM
My toby got his rabies shot at 4 months. A very good looking Yorkie mix :) I was wondering, do you guys think Jax's ears will will be pointy or floppy? He is 2 months will be 3 on the 7th..

Maximo 04-29-2013 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Danny1909 (Post 4199965)
Thank you very much! He is very loyal and stays beside me at all times. Mixed or not I have come to learn that these little fellas just need someone to love them and they bring happiness and joy to our lives.
:thumbup::thumbup: You have a faithful friend for life.


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