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02-04-2015, 05:40 AM
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| YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: mantachie
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|  Yes same here then I thought I'm glad Cooper is bigger cause it's less likely he will get hurt or other things being around 4 year old and 7year old but they play good with him so I'm happy about his size I wouldn't want him any other wy Cooper is very smart sweet loving full of energy and is a part of our life that we can't live without!!!!!😘 and his daddy was a whole lot bigger than he was he looked about 220lbs. Or more I was reading the other day and it said if you have a yorkie that weighs over 10lbs. Then its more than. Likely you have a Australian silky terrier which they say is the same just bigger Idk |
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