"5 yr. old Male Yorkie "FREE" to a Good Home! - Page 2 - YorkieTalk.com Forums

YorkichonBella · 02-27-2009, 07:45 PM

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Originally Posted by artie merlino

I personally took him in, he is here w/me and my Pack of 3 Yorkies. I have had him since yesterday she brought him and all his things to my House, she was'nt even here 5 min. she broke into tears and left him. He has been an absolute Angel and in less than 24 hrs. he has been mysteriously House Trained? He shows NO signs of Aggression or Fear and seems to be fully Trained for Me anyway? I trust my Pack w/him and him w/my Pack, I have'nt had any problems at all. She also complained that he had a barking/whining problem but so far not a peep from him. Both of the females snapped @ him once b/c he was trying to hump/dominate them, my male was just looking @ him like he was Crazy? I'm glad I did'nt listen to anyone. I knew in my Heart that he was'nt as bad as she said he was. I have tested him in many situations and I can't see what she is talking about, he seems like a typical
normal Yorkie. I'm only keeping him for a week or a month, until he is Trained and completely Socialized. My Mother in Law has been waiting for a male Yorkie for 3 yrs. now and has been upset since I stopped Breeding them.
So I cleaned him up and promised to do all his Grooming for Free.
That was my Good Deed for the Day, Save a Yorkie!

You will truly be Blessed for taking care of this little guy. I hope with all the Love and Care he's now getting from you and your babies that he will continue to show his good little personality. Bless his heart & yours!!

moroni · 03-03-2009, 03:24 PM

I saw your post about the little male Yorkie. Are you still looking for a home for him? I know a retired lady who lives alone in an apartment who is looking for an adult Yorkie. She is an experienced longtime dogsitter(all kinds) and would make an excellent home. I'm in Virginia. If you still need a home for him, please e-mail me and let's talk.

(I've volunteered with Labrador Retriever Rescue for 7 years and have seen dogs with a LOT of problems that usually disappear once the dogs are treated the way they should be. )

ambocken · 03-07-2009, 05:56 PM

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Originally Posted by ladyjane

I am happy to hear he is safe and yes that is a good deed! One thing I want to say about this....is that often when a pup is placed in a new environment there is a period of time until they show their true personalities...usually 2 - 3 weeks.
Please let us know how he is doing! I really hope he does well and ends up happy forever!

Or 6 months in our case. Our rescue has been in our house for 6 months and we were told she nipped at the children and was surrendered by the owners. We saw very little nipping the first few months (only adults that moved too fast around her). The past month we are now dealing with it in full force.

At least she has not tried ever to bite children.

Good luck! It sounds like he will be well taken care of.

artie merlino · 03-08-2009, 11:28 AM

My Mother-in-law picked him up last night and I miss him so much! But I know
I made the best decision......3 Yorkies are enough, 4 are a little too much for me. Maybe b/c he was an outsider, my 3 are a Family - Father, Mother and Daughter. Training him took alot of Energy. He was very Smart and I was able to teach him alot in a short amount of time. He knew more Tricks than my own Dogs. Some one spent alot of time with him he was impressive but kind of Hyper & Nervous at first, but then he is an Absolute Sweet Heart and very affectionate. She is Lucky to have him, She owns a 900 acre
Nursery & the Local Bee Keeper w/10 Hives. He's riding around w/her in a Golf Cart cruising the Property. She has been waiting for a "Free" male Yorkie for 3 yrs. now. I'm so Happy for both of them, they deserve each other!
I hope I don't get anymore Owners surrendering their Pets?

Fashionlady · 03-09-2009, 07:33 PM

Glad he has a home. Maybe the Grandchildern were picking on him. Little kids don't always know how to treat aniamals and yorkie's are small. I have to watch my grandson around mine he's only 18 months old. but sophie is smart she stays away. i think she jeoulos of him.

03-03-2009, 03:24 PM	#17
moroni YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Richmond VA Posts: 1	Looking for a male adult Yorkie I saw your post about the little male Yorkie. Are you still looking for a home for him? I know a retired lady who lives alone in an apartment who is looking for an adult Yorkie. She is an experienced longtime dogsitter(all kinds) and would make an excellent home. I'm in Virginia. If you still need a home for him, please e-mail me and let's talk. (I've volunteered with Labrador Retriever Rescue for 7 years and have seen dogs with a LOT of problems that usually disappear once the dogs are treated the way they should be. )

03-08-2009, 11:28 AM	#19
artie merlino YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Myrtle Beach,SC Posts: 697	He's Gone and I miss him! My Mother-in-law picked him up last night and I miss him so much! But I know I made the best decision......3 Yorkies are enough, 4 are a little too much for me. Maybe b/c he was an outsider, my 3 are a Family - Father, Mother and Daughter. Training him took alot of Energy. He was very Smart and I was able to teach him alot in a short amount of time. He knew more Tricks than my own Dogs. Some one spent alot of time with him he was impressive but kind of Hyper & Nervous at first, but then he is an Absolute Sweet Heart and very affectionate. She is Lucky to have him, She owns a 900 acre Nursery & the Local Bee Keeper w/10 Hives. He's riding around w/her in a Golf Cart cruising the Property. She has been waiting for a "Free" male Yorkie for 3 yrs. now. I'm so Happy for both of them, they deserve each other! I hope I don't get anymore Owners surrendering their Pets? __________________ Aloha, Artie, Abigail & Pom Pom

03-09-2009, 07:33 PM	#20
Fashionlady Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Palm Beach,Fl,Usa Posts: 115	Glad he has a home. Maybe the Grandchildern were picking on him. Little kids don't always know how to treat aniamals and yorkie's are small. I have to watch my grandson around mine he's only 18 months old. but sophie is smart she stays away. i think she jeoulos of him.