Any Big No No's I should avoid?

[ColesMommy01]

Once she's completed her vacs and you can take her out I would take her on walks everyday weather permitting . Alot of ppl think because yorkies are so small they dont need much exercise but they do. A mile can tire them out and when you get home off to crate for a nap/snack and you'll be able to complete errands/housework/you time without interruptions. I would also get her used to her harness/leash at least a week before starting walks. Socialization is very important but I wouldn't "force" her into anything. Every pup is an individual like people and not all pups like everyone or like to be petted/handled by ppl other than their family.

[yorkiefan_]

Originally Posted by ColesMommy01

Once she's completed her vacs and you can take her out I would take her on walks everyday weather permitting . Alot of ppl think because yorkies are so small they dont need much exercise but they do. A mile can tire them out and when you get home off to crate for a nap/snack and you'll be able to complete errands/housework/you time without interruptions. I would also get her used to her harness/leash at least a week before starting walks. Socialization is very important but I wouldn't "force" her into anything. Every pup is an individual like people and not all pups like everyone or like to be petted/handled by ppl other than their family.

Walks used to do that with Cook, but now that she hit 6 months and has gotten more energy it's still playtime when we come back, even though we do lots of running on her walks lol.