Were in Toledo :D

play dates
 

So sorry everyone, finished moving in to Dad's to care for him, bless his heart he's 85y/o, just getting settled in with my gang, the hubby, #4 dogs, been having the family over for old fashion dinners with dad, cleaning up the yard etc, tis life. Hopefully soon we can set up play dates, nice little park off W.54th street and snow road fenced in for the dogs.

Hello to all my fellow Ohio Yorkie lovers! I'm in a west side suburb of Cleveland too. We have 4 AKC Yorkies. Crickett: almost 5#'s, Lancelot: 6#'s, Sassy: 8#'s and Angel (our teapot, weighing in at 10#'s). Enjoying these little furbabies alot and hope to raise a litter sometime. :)

Hi guys! I'm a Cincy native though I'm currently living in the Dayton suburbs..

ohio
 

I am from Ohio, Tallmadge outside of Akron. I am not a Yorkie Mommy yet but hope to be after my vacation is over at the end of October. Don't want to get my baby and then need to leave for a week. :)

Good evening girls....
I am a yorkie mom...and deeply upset and frustrated because my yorkie lola about ten months old now ( bday is oct 3rd) is very very aggressive
and hyper w/my other female baby girl shes a japanese chin thats 6yrs old.
Shes a lover and a wife to my gizmo , to which both have been a couple since 2005 LOL. I dont know what to do . No my lola ( yorkie ) is not in heat and yet she is not fixed. I adopted her in late May and she was not
getting along with her first owner that adopted her from an Ohio breeder
...and the prev owner said she was hyper with her older dogs. I thought
nothing of it because I have had doggies my entire life and most with time and love and patience will grow to outgrow hostilities w/in the other householdl from moving in to a loving caring home...they can tell the diff.ps I am in North Ridgeville OHIO
SO I paid for her adoption and moved fwd...here we are all summer on and off she gets aggressive what do I do?
someone said Fix her others say the same , I was considering maybe she was not happy here w/the other female to maybe rehome her ...:(
I dont know anymore I really dont. Ive spent over a couple hundred on her. The prev owner I adopted her from paid 1200+shots and etc. I give!:mad:

Welcome 'nanny'!
 

Hi there and welcome! If you'd like to visit us sometime after your vacation, just let me know...we will have little ones (male & female) ready for their new homes by the end of October (10 weeks old then). They are AKC registered, have had their tails and dews done and will have all necessary vaccines administered. Best wishes on finding your own little furball and becoming a 'Yorkie Mommy'! :D PS...we're north of you, close to Baldwin Wallace College

whats your adoption fee hun:animal-pa

Hi there!
 

:animal36 I just sent a PM to your mailbox...thanks so much!

I am sorry to read about your little Lola being aggressive with the Chin. It sounds like you love Lola and want very much for things to work out. You've given her a loving home, so that's half the battle. Aggression is usually caused by anxiety or fear. Maybe a professional can help? I would look into asking a trainer for advice. JMHO :)

I live in Columbus :) Let me know if any of you want a "doggie glam party", haha. I do custom-fittings for harnesses and stuff!

My story is much the same as Tamra's in that I used to look in on this forum but haven't visited in a long while. I have a 12 yr. old, Jasper, and a 2 yr.old, Jinx, plus a 2 yr. old shihtzu named Bella. We live in the country north of Ashland, Ohio. A drive from Dover, but still manageable. I usually go to the JoAnn's in Mansfield, Oh. Sometimes Medina, too, which is where I was born. Been married to the same adorable man for 28 years. He has a lot of patience with the furbabies. Nice to meet you all. garcy

My baby
 

Finally got my furbaby about 2 months ago. Her name is Elizabeth Victoria and will be 5 months old on December 3. I got her from a rescue group in Ashland, Oh. I am so thrilled with her. Getting the potty training idea most of the time. She is very active. She is about 8-9 pounds now which is fine because she is easier to find and not as easy for me to fall over as a tiny one would be. My daughter says she's like holding a slinky. When she has the run of the house, supervised of course, the same daughter says she is a squirrel. I love Elizabeth dearly. She is in the crate a lot of time during the day while I work but I am able to come home at lunch to feed her and let her out for awile. In the evenings, if I need to go out and not able to take her with me, she goes to visit my daughter's family and they "baby sit" for me. When they got their dog, a poodle, who is 10 years old, my grandson was not even born yet so he missed the antics of a pup so he is having a lot of fun with Elizabeth. Everyone asks why I choose such a long name for such a little dog, my answer is they came from England and needed a English sounding name. Can you get much more English sounding then Elizabeth Victoria. My husband passes away 1 1/2 years ago suddenly and my house was so quiet and empty but Elizabeth has livened up the house again. She has helped filled up that void that his passing left. She will never replace him but she has helped greatly. As soon as my son shows me how to put pics on I will post a pic of her. Thanks for listening to me ramble

Elizabeth Victoria's mommy :aimeeyork Nanny

We are in Dayton too !! Have one 2month old Yorkie named Cash...would love to get together for a play date !

We are here, just north of Zanesville! Expecting our new pup in January!