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Wanted Male of female Yorkie Hi a friend of mine is looking for a yorkie for her parents as a replacement for when she moves out since her nephew and niece are crazy about him. Must be on the big side nothing less than 5 pounds thats her yorkies weight. Sex not an issue I believe. Must like kids and get along well with her male dog for when she visits. Price range less than $800. Thanks. |
Max is actually $500. Doesn't have to be a puppy. But must love little kids. Youngest child is 3 months. |
I wanted to wish you luck on your search. Have you tried rescues? |
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A friend of mine has 5 and 4 year old girls. In our visit they weren't exactly gentle with my then 6 lb boy. I tried my hardest to get the girls to sit before allowing him near them, but they're kids. They have short attention spans. :rolleyes: 6 lbs (or his now 7) isn't big at all, and they were able to carry him, and when they were mean, trip him as he was trying to get away. He now can't stand kids. Their golden however was more equip to handle their rough play. There are breeders that will adopt to people with kids, but most won't. Have you considered a larger breed dog for those kids? |
Yeah, most rescues will say no with such young kids. At least i would, as a foster mom, and probably wouldn't even call them. Most young kids don't know how to behave around yorkies or other small dogs. I always cringe when small kids come into my shop "just to see Uni". They scream, run, pick her up by the paws (that only happened once). Most often they say corner her! or Trap her! Dogs don't like to be cornered or trapped, but kids don't know this. Shelters may be more lax than rescues. Also some people have had luck with private rehomes from Craigslist, but troll CL at your own risk. also, older adult dogs, such as retired breeders can be placed or adopted at a lower cost. Puppies are usually the most expensive, and also have the most "up in the air" as far as looks, health, temperament, etc. |
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Good luck in your search! I have 2 children and they are wonderful with small dogs. They have been taught how to treat them though and are gentle with them and respectfully of their size. Yes, they have to be trained on how to treat them, but children and small dogs can definitely live together with proper parenting. |
Here are 2 boys listed. Not sure how far Nebraska is but they are gorgeous boys! http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/yor...-nebraska.html |
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Never noticed how much it takes to look for a dog. Good thing I'm not alone and that she can wait until August. |
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Sometimes I think it is the parents...But myself I would have to know a person pretty well before a baby of mine would go to such a young family..But there are larger yorkies that could handle children much better if your friend has given that a thought...Hope this helps |
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