Thanks, everyone!
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Originally Posted by ehunney Hmmmmmmmmmmm, my Tucker is 100% perfect of course, but if I could change anything about him physically, I'd would of liked his coat to have grown faster and longer. I loved his coat color and texture but I wished it was a little longer. |
Silk coat? My Abbie's grows painfully slooowly, too! Seems we can't have thick coats if we have silk. It's either / or. :(
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Originally Posted by Reesie Great name by the way. My Abbie's 18 wks and my Reesie is 1 yr. Abbie's grandparents were show dogs and I think she is just precious but if I could change something it would be her ears. I hope she grows into them. My Reesie is 10 lbs with a wooly coat and floppy ears. Not exactly show quality but I wouldn't change a thing. She is so intelligent and was very easy to housebreak. I think I am very lucky to be able to experience both ends of the spectrum. |
YES! Aren't 'Abbie's the greatest? ;) And, "yes", you are blessed :).
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Originally Posted by Patti I wish Cali had a silkier coat but she is perfect to me. |
Patti ~ From what I've seen, Cali is one of the most gorgeous pups on YT! I think the wooly or cotton coat doggies seem more likely to have the coveted 'baby' face. Don't you? Though, I don't envy the work her coat takes!
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Originally Posted by red98vett I can be honest - Chanel is a bit larger than I expected but due to her size - I have the BEST jumper - water maniac and total tomboy - she's a total blast to be around - she is practically human :D |
Abbie may grow more, I guess? Last she was weighed she was 6lbs; but, she's been spayed since, and feels heavier? I'm thinkin' 6lbs is THE poifect size! <g> Your "flying Walenda" cracked me up! Such carefree JOY in life!
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Originally Posted by yougetthesmiles I would also change that she goes on her potty pad 100% of the time lol other then that, my baby is pawfect! |
uummmmmm...:confused: ...this musta been a typo? I'm thinking: "Yeah, I can see how having a
100% potty-trained pup is quite a burden to bear!" LOL
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Originally Posted by Lou The hair on the top of Adie's head is still thin. I'm hoping it will thicken up a bit when she is older. She also has a fontanel that I would dearly love to see close. Still waiting! |
How old is she? Yes, I guess the soft fontanel would cause some worry just over accidental bumping of the head?
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Originally Posted by TootiesMom My perfect yorkie: He is 16 lbs, has cottony/curly (short) hair-easy, BIG, floppy ears,precious, didnt get any middle teeth in his mouth, AND thinks he is a WOLF! LOL! |
Tootie's a pretty smart guy, mom! Do some research - he's right - he IS a wolf <g>.
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Originally Posted by bren The thing that I wish I could change re: Abbie is that she is HORRIBLE in the car. She does not get motion sickness but get so anxious in the car that she makes herself sick. Trips in the car under 10 minutes are ok--anything over 10 minutes requires medication, otherwise, she'll vomit all over herself :( |
ohhhh, I forgot this one! OK, so I have TWO things I'd change! lol She's getting better about being anxious in the car; but, it still makes for a pretty unpleasant outing if we're going very far. :(
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Originally Posted by JESSY_RN2B The only thing (if that) that I would change is his coat to grow faster and fuller. He has a true silky coat but it's thin............I am sure he will turn into a swan when he becomes an adult :D |
Yeah, I don't think we get to 'have it all' :rolleyes: - we either get a nice thick coat with matts, or a silk smooth, albeit THIN coat. lol I'm HOPING she'll fill out some in the next year!
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Originally Posted by celstu1 I wish Fletch would stop jumping off the back of the couch! He makes me soooo worried with all these stories about how easy it is for him to break a leg and he jumps from the back of the couch 200x a day and I can't get him to stop! |
When we visited Abbie's litter, trying to make our choice, her sire kept doing the same thing! We'd be talking, and I'd see Taz on the back of the couch ready to jump. Well, my heart would be in my throat, but I couldn't catch him! Evidently he'd been doing this for years, as the breeder was not concerned.