Yorkie and Baby Deer Playing Together!

[sims822257]

OMG Kyle I love that video and song. How cute is that? LOL...That little yorkie looks like he was having a blast!

[BubblPopElectrc]

Isn't it cute?

I randomly came across it on Youtube and knew I had to post it.

[Morkie4]

That was just precious and refreshing! Thanks for sharing !!!

Too bad people do not get along as well as those two did!

[Izzy Princess]

Thanks Kyle for posting....look at that little Yorkie keep up with that lightening fast deer..very

[Yorkieville200]

I will tell you, as a Wildlife Rehabber for Orphaned babies for over 30 years, my Yorkies have bonded with all my babies, and I wish I had a video of the fawn we raised a few summers ago. I got the call on him when he was 3 days old. He was abandoned, dehydrated and listless. After 24 hours of getting him warm, and nursing, 3 days later he got his legs. Because he was so young, I had to raise him inside my house. He'd go over to my tiny Kia's dish, as she was eating, and they'd eat out of her bowl, together.

So, imagine if you will, feeding the zoo in the morning; 2 Yorkies demanding breakfast, along with a fawn nudging me in the tush, wanting his breakfast, too. All three of them underfoot. All three of them racing through the house. He thought he was another puppy.

I think, if hunters ever experienced living with wildlife, maybe, if they had a heart, they wouldn't hunt.

Sheila

[xxmxaxrxyxx]

oh my...too cute...hehe

[Izzy Princess]

Originally Posted by Yorkieville200

I will tell you, as a Wildlife Rehabber for Orphaned babies for over 30 years, my Yorkies have bonded with all my babies, and I wish I had a video of the fawn we raised a few summers ago. I got the call on him when he was 3 days old. He was abandoned, dehydrated and listless. After 24 hours of getting him warm, and nursing, 3 days later he got his legs. Because he was so young, I had to raise him inside my house. He'd go over to my tiny Kia's dish, as she was eating, and they'd eat out of her bowl, together.

So, imagine if you will, feeding the zoo in the morning; 2 Yorkies demanding breakfast, along with a fawn nudging me in the tush, wanting his breakfast, too. All three of them underfoot. All three of them racing through the house. He thought he was another puppy.

I think, if hunters ever experienced living with wildlife, maybe, if they had a heart, they wouldn't hunt.

Sheila

What an awesome post - thanks!!

[alaskayorkie]

Originally Posted by Yorkieville200

I will tell you, as a Wildlife Rehabber for Orphaned babies for over 30 years, my Yorkies have bonded with all my babies, and I wish I had a video of the fawn we raised a few summers ago. I got the call on him when he was 3 days old. He was abandoned, dehydrated and listless. After 24 hours of getting him warm, and nursing, 3 days later he got his legs. Because he was so young, I had to raise him inside my house. He'd go over to my tiny Kia's dish, as she was eating, and they'd eat out of her bowl, together.

So, imagine if you will, feeding the zoo in the morning; 2 Yorkies demanding breakfast, along with a fawn nudging me in the tush, wanting his breakfast, too. All three of them underfoot. All three of them racing through the house. He thought he was another puppy.

I think, if hunters ever experienced living with wildlife, maybe, if they had a heart, they wouldn't hunt.

Sheila

Wouldn't those hooves be dangerous? I think the video is cute as heck, but I don't know if I'd trust my Yorkies around it.

[Yorkieville200]

Originally Posted by alaskayorkie

Wouldn't those hooves be dangerous? I think the video is cute as heck, but I don't know if I'd trust my Yorkies around it.

My fawn was much younger than the one in the video, and being raised, from 3 days old around my Yorkies, I had absolutely no problems. He did not run quite as wild as the fawn in the video, he followed my girls pace, thinking he was one of them. Also had hardwood floors, so he couldn't run that fast. We had to make little pads for his hooves so he wouldn't slip.

I wouldn't risk an older fawn coming under my care, around my Yorkies, because you're right, in that instance, the fawns hooves could be deadly.

As a matter-of-fact, once my fawns are 3 months old and weaned, they go to my Wildlife Vets to live until they are old enough to jump the fence and return to the wild.

I only foster orphaned babies, there are other wildlifers that do the older animals that come in. Actually haven't done anything the past two years, since getting sick.

[Yorkieville200]

Originally Posted by Izzy Princess

What an awesome post - thanks!!

Glad you enjoyed it!
Sheila

[alaskayorkie]

Originally Posted by Yorkieville200

My fawn was much younger than the one in the video, and being raised, from 3 days old around my Yorkies, I had absolutely no problems. He did not run quite as wild as the fawn in the video, he followed my girls pace, thinking he was one of them. Also had hardwood floors, so he couldn't run that fast. We had to make little pads for his hooves so he wouldn't slip.

I wouldn't risk an older fawn coming under my care, around my Yorkies, because you're right, in that instance, the fawns hooves could be deadly.

As a matter-of-fact, once my fawns are 3 months old and weaned, they go to my Wildlife Vets to live until they are old enough to jump the fence and return to the wild.

I only foster orphaned babies, there are other wildlifers that do the older animals that come in. Actually haven't done anything the past two years, since getting sick.

Wow, thanks for the great explanation. I was afraid you wouldn't see it. That makes perfect sense.

[aerialla]

Thanks for sharing that it was cute.

[diggy4]

awwwww they are so cute!!! The deer is FAST!!

[Yorkieville200]

Originally Posted by alaskayorkie

Wow, thanks for the great explanation. I was afraid you wouldn't see it. That makes perfect sense.

You are so very welcome. I try hard to come in YT, some days the spine disease makes it impossible, so I'm glad I didn't miss your post. By the way, I watched your video (Springtime in Alaska) and I loved it! I loved the music, too. Played it twice.

Sheila

[Bella's Mommy]

awe that is so precious! how amazing!