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suz · 12-11-2005, 10:55 PM

Me. She's such a good puppy. She's so playful with my others. She especially likes my puppies that were born in Oct. They're 6 weeks old right now. It's funny how one Cosmo's age knows the difference between playing with the older dogs and playing with the new ones. I sometimes have to tell her "easy", but she's soooo good with them. I don't remember if she had any litter-mates or not, but if she didn't, she's sure making up for it now! She (ONCE) tried to help them nurse, but that didn't last long. One quick grrrrr from mommy dog and she all of a sudden remembered that she wasn't supposed to do that anymore.
Suz

cheryl000 · 12-12-2005, 06:58 AM

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Originally Posted by suz

Me. She's such a good puppy. She's so playful with my others. She especially likes my puppies that were born in Oct. They're 6 weeks old right now. It's funny how one Cosmo's age knows the difference between playing with the older dogs and playing with the new ones. I sometimes have to tell her "easy", but she's soooo good with them. I don't remember if she had any litter-mates or not, but if she didn't, she's sure making up for it now! She (ONCE) tried to help them nurse, but that didn't last long. One quick grrrrr from mommy dog and she all of a sudden remembered that she wasn't supposed to do that anymore.
Suz

Thanks for the update on her! It's so cool to hear how she's doing. She had 2 brothers and a sister. She is such a playful little girl, a very free spirit is the best way to describe her. She's also such a cute ball of fur. My son asked where she was just last week.
Brandy is still up to her old tricks. Today I was holding her in my lap while I was on the computer and the cat jumped on my desk and sat down infront of the keyboard. Brandy started growling at her! I was so suprised because on the floor they play so well. I knew Brandy had jealousy issues towards dogs but not the cat! I'm glad my pug isn't a lap dog, but Brandy still throws a fit just if I pet him. She is very loving towards me, she just bites kind of hard. I really think she is this way because the Breeder of Brandy took her away from her mother way too young at only 4 weeks and seperated her from her littermates at 5 weeks. For almost a month it was just her in the house until we got back home.
Anyways, thanks again for the update on her!

artierae · 12-12-2005, 10:12 AM

Ok, now if I could add my 2 cents: Cheryl, I know what you mean about Cosmo "pouncing" on Brandy. She stands on her hind legs, holds her "arms" up in the air, and, yes, "pounces"!!! It is so cute! And she is playful and even almost rough with the older dogs, but gentle as can be with the babies.

She is also very independent. She has her favorite little dog house that she goes in at night to sleep. She can't get up on the bed with the other grown- ups, but it is fine with her. She is just as happy as can be in her little house.

We "baby-sat" one of the pups that Sue sold last week and the people brought his crate for him to sleep in. Cosmo thought it was pretty nice, and would go try it out, but Guiness would kick her out when it came time to go to bed. (Her and anyone else who might have been in there! -- It is "his" house!) She just went to her own "house" -- no problem.

cheryl000 · 12-12-2005, 11:38 AM

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Originally Posted by artierae

Ok, now if I could add my 2 cents: Cheryl, I know what you mean about Cosmo "pouncing" on Brandy. She stands on her hind legs, holds her "arms" up in the air, and, yes, "pounces"!!! It is so cute! And she is playful and even almost rough with the older dogs, but gentle as can be with the babies.

She is also very independent. She has her favorite little dog house that she goes in at night to sleep. She can't get up on the bed with the other grown- ups, but it is fine with her. She is just as happy as can be in her little house.

We "baby-sat" one of the pups that Sue sold last week and the people brought his crate for him to sleep in. Cosmo thought it was pretty nice, and would go try it out, but Guiness would kick her out when it came time to go to bed. (Her and anyone else who might have been in there! -- It is "his" house!) She just went to her own "house" -- no problem.

Yes, the pouncing was VERY cute. But Brandy absolutely HATED it, she would growl and go nuts on her. Brandy has gained some weight now, she was 1.5lbs when I had Cosmo, a big weight difference. She is 3.5 lbs now. I think I saw you write about those houses in a different thread. I have been looking around to get one for Christmas. I just hope Brandy uses it as much as Cosmo does. I would love to see pictures of what she looks like now. She always did have a cute teddy-bear like face to me.

yeya4404 · 12-13-2005, 07:48 PM

How much are you selling the puppy for? I am currently looking for a puppy and to be honest, I don't wanna spend a fortune on a dog.
Please reply. yeya4404@hotmail.com

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Originally Posted by cheryl000

name: Cheryl

Your city, state: La Mesa, CA

Your phone number: 619-466-6274

Your email address:
cheryl000@hotmail.com
Yorkie(s) For Sale:
COSMO female yorkie
Age of Yorkie(s):
10 weeks
Weight of Yorkie(s) parents:
not sure, but I have pics.
Current weight of Yorkie(s) for sale:
3.7 lbs
Registration if any (AKC, etc):
CKC
Price: Best offer

Do you ship: no

I have to find a new home for this yorkie puppy. My other dog just doesn't like her and I belive her size stresses her out. She kind of pounces on her and it is hard for me to keep them seperated all the time. It's been a hard, but I have to part with her.

artierae · 12-13-2005, 07:54 PM

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Originally Posted by yeya4404

How much are you selling the puppy for? I am currently looking for a puppy and to be honest, I don't wanna spend a fortune on a dog.
Please reply. yeya4404@hotmail.com

Read the entire thread. This pup is no longer for sale.

Adot41 · 12-13-2005, 08:09 PM

Hi Cheryl,

My name is Nicole and I am very interested in learning more about Cosmo. I have been doing research on bringing a new friend into my household for about 7 months and have finally begun to make some concrete moves. I currently live in NJ, but I have the resources to fly to California and to pick her up, but I am not sure if you are also asking an additional price or if I could swing that as well.

Please let me know these details and also if you can possibly send the pics of her parents that would be great!!

Thanks so much, I look forward to hearing from you.

Muffie's Mom · 12-20-2005, 02:07 PM

I'm new to this site but want to tell you that we have an older female Yorkie, Muffie who is 10-1/2 years old. We just got a 8 week old female Yorkie, Missy about 3 weeks ago.

Our older Yorkie would have nothing to do with the puppy at first. BUT, on DAY 12, the older Yorkie started to play and now plays all the time.

Maybe it'll just take a little more time for the older one to come around to the puppy.

I wish you luck and hope that you don't have to give up your puppy.

M&M's Mom

babi1542 · 12-20-2005, 07:49 PM

I love happy endings!

cheryl000 · 12-23-2005, 09:49 AM

She ended up finding a great home with another YTer, Suz. Cosmo can now be herself and play, all day since she has so many playmates that love her. Because of where Brandy came from (she had a hard start from a bad backyard breeder) I should have been more considerate of that, since she was taken away at 5 weeks old. To me she is kind of a special needs dog. She has to be the only lap dog in the house, otherwise she will get very jealous, she doesn't ever want to share mommy. I think they're both the happiest possible now. I'm glad you're two little ones are getting along now!

12-11-2005, 10:55 PM	#31
suz Donating Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Hesperia, CA Posts: 741	Me. She's such a good puppy. She's so playful with my others. She especially likes my puppies that were born in Oct. They're 6 weeks old right now. It's funny how one Cosmo's age knows the difference between playing with the older dogs and playing with the new ones. I sometimes have to tell her "easy", but she's soooo good with them. I don't remember if she had any litter-mates or not, but if she didn't, she's sure making up for it now! She (ONCE) tried to help them nurse, but that didn't last long. One quick grrrrr from mommy dog and she all of a sudden remembered that she wasn't supposed to do that anymore. Suz __________________ Suz The more people I meet... The more I love my dogs!!!

12-20-2005, 02:07 PM	#38
Muffie's Mom And now Missy's Mom, too! Donating Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: FL Posts: 1,496	Female Yorkie For Sale I'm new to this site but want to tell you that we have an older female Yorkie, Muffie who is 10-1/2 years old. We just got a 8 week old female Yorkie, Missy about 3 weeks ago. Our older Yorkie would have nothing to do with the puppy at first. BUT, on DAY 12, the older Yorkie started to play and now plays all the time. Maybe it'll just take a little more time for the older one to come around to the puppy. I wish you luck and hope that you don't have to give up your puppy. M&M's Mom

12-20-2005, 07:49 PM	#39
babi1542 Double Trouble Donating Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: FLORIDA Posts: 4,658	I love happy endings! __________________ PEBBLES AND SASHA MY DOGS ARE NOT SPOILED...I'M JUST WELL TRAINED!

12-12-2005, 10:12 AM	#33
artierae Donating YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Hesperia, CA Posts: 916	Ok, now if I could add my 2 cents: Cheryl, I know what you mean about Cosmo "pouncing" on Brandy. She stands on her hind legs, holds her "arms" up in the air, and, yes, "pounces"!!! It is so cute! And she is playful and even almost rough with the older dogs, but gentle as can be with the babies. She is also very independent. She has her favorite little dog house that she goes in at night to sleep. She can't get up on the bed with the other grown- ups, but it is fine with her. She is just as happy as can be in her little house. We "baby-sat" one of the pups that Sue sold last week and the people brought his crate for him to sleep in. Cosmo thought it was pretty nice, and would go try it out, but Guiness would kick her out when it came time to go to bed. (Her and anyone else who might have been in there! -- It is "his" house!) She just went to her own "house" -- no problem.

12-13-2005, 08:09 PM	#37
Adot41 YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Princeton Posts: 6	Hi Cheryl, My name is Nicole and I am very interested in learning more about Cosmo. I have been doing research on bringing a new friend into my household for about 7 months and have finally begun to make some concrete moves. I currently live in NJ, but I have the resources to fly to California and to pick her up, but I am not sure if you are also asking an additional price or if I could swing that as well. Please let me know these details and also if you can possibly send the pics of her parents that would be great!! Thanks so much, I look forward to hearing from you.

12-23-2005, 09:49 AM	#40
cheryl000 YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: none Posts: 1,495	She ended up finding a great home with another YTer, Suz. Cosmo can now be herself and play, all day since she has so many playmates that love her. Because of where Brandy came from (she had a hard start from a bad backyard breeder) I should have been more considerate of that, since she was taken away at 5 weeks old. To me she is kind of a special needs dog. She has to be the only lap dog in the house, otherwise she will get very jealous, she doesn't ever want to share mommy. I think they're both the happiest possible now. I'm glad you're two little ones are getting along now!