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windsor'smom · 07-05-2007, 07:40 AM

Quite often when a dog or any animal is sick or hurt they will keep to themselves, if they are crying or yelping you can be assured they are in pain. Best of luck with your new puppy.

littlewhip · 07-05-2007, 08:13 AM

And i totally agree.

La Princesa · 07-05-2007, 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by red98vett

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Excessive crying is a sign of pain. They don't cry like that if they're just hurt a 'little' and I don't want to sound like a jerk here but you can't compare a puppy to a human child - a child can tell you what's wrong - a dog can't.

Its this kinds comment that makes me not even want to post..

I am sorry that I am proud to be the silly woman who does compare her dog to her child because i love them just the same. I know my dog like i know my son. The thing is my dog does do the squeel for every lil thing .. he give the same queel for someone stepping on him as when his hair gets stuck somewhere and he panic cause he is stuck.. one time when i was in my chair i put my foot on the ground to check to see if he was there and he squeeled to warn me he was there cause i know i didn't touch him. Everyones pets are different and respond differently.. that is why i thought we were posting to share our experiences and advice.

Thanks for dumbing it down for me.. Now I know my son can tell me whats wrong, but my dog cant. now i know

KathyinCali · 07-05-2007, 10:09 AM

To the original poster - I think we beat ourselves up worst than anyone else does - enuf said. I just wanted to share that when I'd had Lucy home a week, she saw the cat and got excited and "LEPT" out of my arms, falling about 4 feet head first on the tile. The sound that came out of her was indescribable-it sounded what I can only describe as a lamb in pain and she went so rigid I knew she'd broken every bone in her body. Once I calmed down (I couldn't breathe) and calmed her down I of course rushed her to emergency. She was 100% okay but I learned a lesson. I've also learned the Yorkie Shuffle. I'm glad your baby is okay.

wemple2 · 07-05-2007, 10:22 AM

Sometimes they squeal out of fear more then being actually hurt. You checked him over very well, to be sure he's okay...and he's acting normal now, right? So just remember to watch him very carefully, if the squealing is prolonged...doesn't stop...there is definitely something wrong, and it may be internal...which needs to be assessed by a vet. Better to err on the safe side. Hope your baby is A-OK..

Jeri Cunningham · 07-05-2007, 10:35 AM

I have 4 grown yorkies and just had my fourth litter. It is true you need to be careful but some puppies and older dogs not just yorkies are extra sensitive. I have a pop/chi mix that had PDA and open heart surgery he squeals if you look at him wrong literally....Heaven forbid you actually hurt him. In nine years there has never been anything wrong with him if he did go to the vet because we though he was hurt

I have had three puppies that seem extra sensitive. Right now I have a male and female left at 12 weeks the female will tug on the males ears and that is fine BUT if he jumps on her she squeals like he killed her! Lucky they tend to grow out of that stage most of the time. I know the older two did - thank goodness....

I think it is generalizing to say they only squeal when hurt. Like kids yorkies are smart enough to do it for other reasons.......

With Yorkies or any pets, kids, etc it is all a learning experience to know how to handle them.......

red98vett · 07-05-2007, 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by La Princesa

Its this kinds comment that makes me not even want to post..

I am sorry that I am proud to be the silly woman who does compare her dog to her child because i love them just the same. I know my dog like i know my son. The thing is my dog does do the squeel for every lil thing .. he give the same queel for someone stepping on him as when his hair gets stuck somewhere and he panic cause he is stuck.. one time when i was in my chair i put my foot on the ground to check to see if he was there and he squeeled to warn me he was there cause i know i didn't touch him. Everyones pets are different and respond differently.. that is why i thought we were posting to share our experiences and advice.

Thanks for dumbing it down for me.. Now I know my son can tell me whats wrong, but my dog cant. now i know

LOL are you serious ?? I think you took my comment ALL wrong.

I love my girls just as much as my kids - but my comment was meant nicely... The person I replied to COMPARED her son to her dog. I wasn't being rude or as you said 'dumbing it down'.

and yes - it is up to US to figure out the extent of pain because yes - a child CAN Tell us what hurts.

La Princesa · 07-05-2007, 12:28 PM

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Originally Posted by red98vett

LOL are you serious ?? I think you took my comment ALL wrong.

I love my girls just as much as my kids - but my comment was meant nicely... The person I replied to COMPARED her son to her dog. I wasn't being rude or as you said 'dumbing it down'.

and yes - it is up to US to figure out the extent of pain because yes - a child CAN Tell us what hurts.

Not to argue but yeah i was serious.. In your post you said "not to be a jerk" and thas exactly how the comment came off to me.. anytime i have to ask myself if something i posted sounds rude on any forum, i try to find a way to say it without making the person look stupid or offending, but thas just me personally.. I am the person you replied to and YES i compared my son to my Ryoko because i take care of them both.

Any way God Bless... This thread doesn't need me anymore

jp4m2 · 07-05-2007, 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by La Princesa

Its this kinds comment that makes me not even want to post..

I am sorry that I am proud to be the silly woman who does compare her dog to her child because i love them just the same. I know my dog like i know my son. The thing is my dog does do the squeel for every lil thing .. he give the same queel for someone stepping on him as when his hair gets stuck somewhere and he panic cause he is stuck.. one time when i was in my chair i put my foot on the ground to check to see if he was there and he squeeled to warn me he was there cause i know i didn't touch him. Everyones pets are different and respond differently.. that is why i thought we were posting to share our experiences and advice.

Thanks for dumbing it down for me.. Now I know my son can tell me whats wrong, but my dog cant. now i know

WOW! ...how do you "accidentally " pinch a dog ( In post #10) ??? ....it sounds like your pup is shell shocked from all the stepping & pinching & hair pulling..poor pup.....

jp4m2 · 07-05-2007, 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Miz Mary

He's 3 months, 4 lbs........second time this has happened ...... he accidently gets stepped on ........ SQUEELS like he's broke in half ...... pick him up , check for broke bones - nothing- he still is SQUEELING like hes dying .....calm him down , make sure he can walk and- nothing is wrong with him !!!!
Do all Yorkies do this or do I have the Yorkie who cried wolf ? I know he must have gotten hurt , but I cant stand this crying - I get scared and panic-y !!!
NO MORE letting him walk around freely - he will always be leashed and within reach .....ok, I had a drink , trying to calm down .... MY POOR BABY !!!!!!!

'I don't think your yorkie intent was to upset you...but if I hit my toe w/ a hammer it may not be broken or bleeding but I am going to squeal like h*ll....

La Princesa · 07-05-2007, 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by jp4m2

WOW! ...how do you "accidentally " pinch a dog ( In post #10) ??? ....it sounds like your pup is shell shocked from all the stepping & pinching & hair pulling..poor pup.....

I accidentally stepped on him one time... my son is petting and and some how made him squeel like 5 times in a year and a half... and his hair got caught in under my wheels of my rolling chair before i taught him the move it command so it wouldn't happen... I mean really I said pinching but i didn't mean PINCHing as in me pinching you to wake u up from a day dream or something. I was describing what i think happened because of the post

I don't know this is my 22 post on here and I am really trying to be nice and share what i have learned in this past year and one half with my Ryoko.. I don't see how i have to explain or justify myself to u at all. You asking wow like i said it every day

DO me a favor and please just don't reply to my post anymore.. I am having such a hard time in life and I LOVE this site but you guys are just pushing my buttons today...

No he is not shell shot... he is fine You guys act like ur perfect or something I just dont get it..

Emmsmom · 07-05-2007, 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by wemple2

Sometimes they squeal out of fear more then being actually hurt. You checked him over very well, to be sure he's okay...and he's acting normal now, right? So just remember to watch him very carefully, if the squealing is prolonged...doesn't stop...there is definitely something wrong, and it may be internal...which needs to be assessed by a vet. Better to err on the safe side. Hope your baby is A-OK..

I was going to say the same thing. I knew a dog that use to scream out of fear. I am not saying that he is scared of you just that he could be scared of something.My grandmother had a dog that was like this. I would take him to the vet for a check over just to make sure everything is ok and then go from there.

La Princesa · 07-05-2007, 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Emmsmom

I was going to say the same thing. I knew a dog that use to scream out of fear. I am not saying that he is scared of you just that he could be scared of something.My grandmother had a dog that was like this. I would take him to the vet for a check over just to make sure everything is ok and then go from there.

this what what i was trying to say too.. and I want to post something i said i had my baby boy for a year and 1/2 but thas how old he is I have had him for 9 months.. I just don't want anyone callin me a liar on top of calling me a bad mom or whatever... God Bless

chachi · 07-05-2007, 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by La Princesa

this what what i was trying to say too.. and I want to post something i said i had my baby boy for a year and 1/2 but thas how old he is I have had him for 9 months.. I just don't want anyone callin me a liar on top of calling me a bad mom or whatever... God Bless

Maybe I am missing it but I dont see where anyone called you a bad Mom

kalina82 · 07-05-2007, 03:58 PM

wow, i think there is some pouncing going on here....

To the OP, I agree with wemple2 and Jeri Cunningham. Some dogs are just more sensitive then others. I've stepped on Morgan's foot a couple of times and i've accidentally kicked her once or twice too because she got underfoot. Hell, my dad actually accidentally knocked her down 4 steps when she was 6 months old. She didn't make a peep and just got up and continued to follow him, except a little less closely. We've all learned to be more careful. When morgan was a baby i would shuffle around her. Now she's learned to move out of the way and not get in front of people while they're walking. So does stepping on my dog make me a irresponsible owner? i think not. Things happen.

Dogs will usually cry out more in shock then in pain. however, excessive crying should be addressed, especially if its accompanied by trembling and panting, or something more serious.

07-05-2007, 07:40 AM	#16
windsor'smom Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: May 2006 Location: Panama City, FL Posts: 554	Quite often when a dog or any animal is sick or hurt they will keep to themselves, if they are crying or yelping you can be assured they are in pain. Best of luck with your new puppy. __________________ NOBODY CAN FULLY UNDERSTAND THE MEANING OF LOVE UNLESS THEY'RE OWNED BY A DOG

07-05-2007, 08:13 AM	#17
littlewhip Donating Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: wiith my furbabys Posts: 8,874	And i totally agree. __________________

07-05-2007, 10:09 AM	#19
KathyinCali Love My Li'l Lucy Donating Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Southern California Posts: 6,700	To the original poster - I think we beat ourselves up worst than anyone else does - enuf said. I just wanted to share that when I'd had Lucy home a week, she saw the cat and got excited and "LEPT" out of my arms, falling about 4 feet head first on the tile. The sound that came out of her was indescribable-it sounded what I can only describe as a lamb in pain and she went so rigid I knew she'd broken every bone in her body. Once I calmed down (I couldn't breathe) and calmed her down I of course rushed her to emergency. She was 100% okay but I learned a lesson. I've also learned the Yorkie Shuffle. I'm glad your baby is okay. __________________ Kathy and Lil' Lucy and Jammies Rest in Peace my Sweet Buster Last edited by KathyinCali; 07-05-2007 at 10:10 AM. Reason: Spelling

07-05-2007, 10:22 AM	#20
wemple2 Wee Winston Wiggles Donating Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Kewanee, Illinois Posts: 9,666	Sometimes they squeal out of fear more then being actually hurt. You checked him over very well, to be sure he's okay...and he's acting normal now, right? So just remember to watch him very carefully, if the squealing is prolonged...doesn't stop...there is definitely something wrong, and it may be internal...which needs to be assessed by a vet. Better to err on the safe side. Hope your baby is A-OK.. __________________ As Ever, Kathy Intruducing Bentley Winston and Spencer: RIP My Sweet Angels

07-05-2007, 10:35 AM	#21
Jeri Cunningham Donating YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Hercules,CA Posts: 2,057 Blog Entries: 1	Squeeling yorkies I have 4 grown yorkies and just had my fourth litter. It is true you need to be careful but some puppies and older dogs not just yorkies are extra sensitive. I have a pop/chi mix that had PDA and open heart surgery he squeals if you look at him wrong literally....Heaven forbid you actually hurt him. In nine years there has never been anything wrong with him if he did go to the vet because we though he was hurt I have had three puppies that seem extra sensitive. Right now I have a male and female left at 12 weeks the female will tug on the males ears and that is fine BUT if he jumps on her she squeals like he killed her! Lucky they tend to grow out of that stage most of the time. I know the older two did - thank goodness.... I think it is generalizing to say they only squeal when hurt. Like kids yorkies are smart enough to do it for other reasons....... With Yorkies or any pets, kids, etc it is all a learning experience to know how to handle them....... __________________ Mandy & Krissy & Teddy & Chelsey & Kayla Non-Yorkie: Rusty & Biewers: Darla & Spanky The Little Rascals Last edited by Jeri Cunningham; 07-05-2007 at 10:36 AM.

07-05-2007, 03:58 PM	#30
kalina82 Phantom Queen Morrigan Donating Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: with my yorkie baby Posts: 10,141 Blog Entries: 1	wow, i think there is some pouncing going on here.... To the OP, I agree with wemple2 and Jeri Cunningham. Some dogs are just more sensitive then others. I've stepped on Morgan's foot a couple of times and i've accidentally kicked her once or twice too because she got underfoot. Hell, my dad actually accidentally knocked her down 4 steps when she was 6 months old. She didn't make a peep and just got up and continued to follow him, except a little less closely. We've all learned to be more careful. When morgan was a baby i would shuffle around her. Now she's learned to move out of the way and not get in front of people while they're walking. So does stepping on my dog make me a irresponsible owner? i think not. Things happen. Dogs will usually cry out more in shock then in pain. however, excessive crying should be addressed, especially if its accompanied by trembling and panting, or something more serious. __________________ Kellie and Morgan