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yorkiepip · 12-10-2006, 10:32 AM

Wish i could have him!!!!

BlondieGirl87 · 12-10-2006, 10:35 AM

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Originally Posted by tammy8833

thanks chachi..my husband always say no more but right after we got gidget a few weeks ago he found a male that he wanted so that we could one day breed them..he hates to admit it but he loves the yorkies..i have little girl who is his favorite he didnt even want her at first now that is HIS dog but is a yorkie mix and them remmie i cant breed him at 11 months old he is around 10-12lbs, sweet heart tho, but gidget i think she will be perfect she is 3lbs at 12 weeks old silky hair the button nose so..now i would love another perfect yorkie to go w/ my perfect female yorkie..and im assuming she will top at 6-6 1/2lbs..im trying to get him to turn the upstairs into the dogs bedrooms...lol this is taking more work then talking him into getting the puppies...but we have a whole upstairs we dont use, carpetted 2 big rooms, i think he is going to build me a small kennel in the back this spring w/ a top so they can play outside during the day and not worry about birds getting them and i heard that marrigolds and cedar keeps fleas away so i was going to plant marrigolds all around the the big "playpen" outside for them and place cedar chips some where..lol im rambling..

Didn't know if you noticed or not, but he doesn't have any papers so if you are looking at him for breeding purposes, technically, when they don't have papers they are not supposed to be bred. If I got him I would have him neutered shortly after.

jrsygal37 · 12-10-2006, 11:06 AM

Mom2Max. I've gone through the potty issures a few times. If you could just hold off and keep working with him I promise that he'd be a wonderful guy. It generally takes a good year to fully potty train a Yorkie. My male now ten years old is perfect. He does nothing ever in the house. It took a bit over a year. Also, is he neutered? I ask because they will mark if they are not. Anyway, I hope this works for you and Max. I live in Jersey or I'd take him right away. He is stunning. Elaine

tammy8833 · 12-10-2006, 11:47 AM

BLONDIE: Yes i noticed he did not have papers, i do have ckc papers on mine but i have noticed that most people want them as pets and what i have been told and im not sure if it is true but that you can get a a pup registered ckc by just having so many witness sign off that he is in fact a purebred. now i can respect the fact she doesnt want him to be bred and will not pursue her for him..because i do want to breed one day i have been looking for a long time and will continue..i have 3 right now and i am in no rush to find something but if i am going to breed im not paying 500-700 dollars each time for a stud when i can purcahse one for the same price so i will take that money and save it for a male yorkie..but i kinda felt like you were trying to show yourself off as better because i was interested in breeding and you promise to have him fixed..and maybe you didnt mean it that way but thats how it looked..but why wouldnt you breed him if you can have the papers..he is goregous!! looks like a perfect breed quality pup...

I wish you good luck on finding the right home or just working a little more w/ him on potty training...that is just something that comes w/ owning a small breed dog..all of mine are small breeds yorkies and yorkie mixes thay are much harder to potty train then larger, i had a rotti that i potty trained in just a few days at 9 weeks but the little ones are a lot of work..i say keep him and use the belly bands and you do have to remeber he's a boy and likes marking

Mom2Max · 12-10-2006, 02:28 PM

well personally i just dont want him bred. the reason is for one he is a pet quality pup. yes he is gorgeous and has great qualities, and ive even been asked several times to breed him later on. but max doesnt have papers and IMHO dogs should be bred to improve the quality of the breed, not for profit. i know many many people that have akc dogs just for pets, i have a boston terrier that is registered but in no way would i breed him because he has a few faults, and that wouldnt benifit the breed. max is not fixed yet because my vet likes to wait until they are 6 months to do so, max will be 6 months the 14th. max is going to his new home tuesday.
i want to thank each and everyone of you that have inquired about max, and if for some odd reason something doesnt work out, im keeping all the pm's and emails i recieved. some of you i didnt contact, and this is the reason. when the "lady" pmed me about max, i went with my heart and gut feeling, she is the one that tugged at me the most, and she lives close to me so i can keep in contact. each of you would have made great homes for max, but i am doing what i feel is best. as i said if something changes i will go down the list. "peanut" that is her user name, is now the proud owner of max, or will be tuesday. once again i thank all of you. as for keeping him longer and working with him, i have gone over this over and over again and this is whats best for not only my family but also max. i also cant let my other dog suffer, as much as i would like to work with him, i cant. i am doing what is best for him, i take full responsibility for this, this wasnt a easy decision for me to make.
i feel somewhat better knowing he is going to a loving caring home. as i said i will keep posted in case anything changes, but as of right now, i know he is going to the right place and the only thing that would change that is if the person getting him changed her mind.

peanut · 12-10-2006, 05:15 PM

I am so excited that you are going to let me get him...I think he will work out great here, Bear & Lexie will show him the ropes on pee pads and potty training once they learn it...lol no seriously I don't think I will have any problem with him cause Bear still has accidents and things like that happen...We are really looking forward to getting him....

frankie mum · 12-10-2006, 05:25 PM

peanut mum

congrats to you...

txshopper73 · 12-10-2006, 05:30 PM

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Originally Posted by peanut

I am so excited that you are going to let me get him...I think he will work out great here, Bear & Lexie will show him the ropes on pee pads and potty training once they learn it...lol no seriously I don't think I will have any problem with him cause Bear still has accidents and things like that happen...We are really looking forward to getting him....

YAYAYAYAY!!!! Max is going to a great home! Congratulations!!!!!

Kaluiah · 12-10-2006, 06:07 PM

ya for max! I was just getting ready to pm you! I just got my BF to say yes, and I read the post and he is already sold!! But I'm glad you found a good home for him!

BlondieGirl87 · 12-10-2006, 09:59 PM

Hi Tammy,
I'm sorry if you took my posting wrong. I wasn't trying to show off or anything, what I was saying was to anyone who got him, personally I'd have him nuetered and was just suggesting to whoever got him to have him neutered. I think it might help with the potty training issues as well as when I got Jaden I had him nuetered and he repsonded really well to the potty training. I wasn't trying to say anything against Max, because he is a beautiful dog and would certainly have beautiful puppies, but, I just read your post and though if you were looking at him for breeding purposes maybe you didn't notice that he didn't have papers so I wanted to let you know. Not trying to make myself look better or anything like that, just wanted to point it out to you. I personally don't have any problems with dogs that don't have papers for being pets but I do agree that breeding should be done with certain standards in mine that way a yorkie will always look like a yorkie

. However, whether they are AKC, CKC, or nothing at all I love them all the same. Nothing beats a yorkie

I do think you're making a smart decision if you do intend to breed to get your own stud. I don't breed but have seen some stud fee prices and they can be quite pricey! So, best of luck to you on finding a stud for your gorgeous Gidget

I am glad to hear that Max found a great home! I am so happy for him and whoever is getting him! Maybe they can post pics on here once in a while so we can all see what he'll look like when he's all grown up

Sorry for the misunderstanding

I should've made myself more clear.

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Originally Posted by tammy8833

BLONDIE: Yes i noticed he did not have papers, i do have ckc papers on mine but i have noticed that most people want them as pets and what i have been told and im not sure if it is true but that you can get a a pup registered ckc by just having so many witness sign off that he is in fact a purebred. now i can respect the fact she doesnt want him to be bred and will not pursue her for him..because i do want to breed one day i have been looking for a long time and will continue..i have 3 right now and i am in no rush to find something but if i am going to breed im not paying 500-700 dollars each time for a stud when i can purcahse one for the same price so i will take that money and save it for a male yorkie..but i kinda felt like you were trying to show yourself off as better because i was interested in breeding and you promise to have him fixed..and maybe you didnt mean it that way but thats how it looked..but why wouldnt you breed him if you can have the papers..he is goregous!! looks like a perfect breed quality pup...

I wish you good luck on finding the right home or just working a little more w/ him on potty training...that is just something that comes w/ owning a small breed dog..all of mine are small breeds yorkies and yorkie mixes thay are much harder to potty train then larger, i had a rotti that i potty trained in just a few days at 9 weeks but the little ones are a lot of work..i say keep him and use the belly bands and you do have to remeber he's a boy and likes marking

BlondieGirl87 · 12-10-2006, 10:16 PM

BTW Peanut congratulations to you! You are one LUCKY lady to have this little guy!

Shadow · 12-11-2006, 12:19 AM

CONGRATS PEANUT!!!! He is a little cutie.

mo_b_13_44 · 12-11-2006, 06:05 AM

Congrats!! I am so excited for Max. He looks like a lot of fun!

Mom2Max · 12-11-2006, 06:25 AM

actually max and i are the lucky ones. that we have come in contact with kim. he is going to have a wonderful life with her, im confident of that!!! im sad but happy, and very at peace with my decision. max will be missed , but always remembered. he will get the life he deserves with her!

chachi · 12-11-2006, 06:42 AM

I am so glad you found a great home for Max. It must put you at ease with your decision to rehome him

12-10-2006, 10:32 AM	#16
yorkiepip Donating YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Brittany France Posts: 2,420	Wish i could have him!!!! __________________ Anne, Pippa, Jake Woody

12-10-2006, 11:47 AM	#19
tammy8833 Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: VA Posts: 2,775	BLONDIE: Yes i noticed he did not have papers, i do have ckc papers on mine but i have noticed that most people want them as pets and what i have been told and im not sure if it is true but that you can get a a pup registered ckc by just having so many witness sign off that he is in fact a purebred. now i can respect the fact she doesnt want him to be bred and will not pursue her for him..because i do want to breed one day i have been looking for a long time and will continue..i have 3 right now and i am in no rush to find something but if i am going to breed im not paying 500-700 dollars each time for a stud when i can purcahse one for the same price so i will take that money and save it for a male yorkie..but i kinda felt like you were trying to show yourself off as better because i was interested in breeding and you promise to have him fixed..and maybe you didnt mean it that way but thats how it looked..but why wouldnt you breed him if you can have the papers..he is goregous!! looks like a perfect breed quality pup... I wish you good luck on finding the right home or just working a little more w/ him on potty training...that is just something that comes w/ owning a small breed dog..all of mine are small breeds yorkies and yorkie mixes thay are much harder to potty train then larger, i had a rotti that i potty trained in just a few days at 9 weeks but the little ones are a lot of work..i say keep him and use the belly bands and you do have to remeber he's a boy and likes marking __________________ Tammy YT Gallery Lil Girl Princess & Theodore *Gidget R.I.P**

12-10-2006, 02:28 PM	#20
Mom2Max Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Sweetwater, Tennessee Posts: 62	well personally i just dont want him bred. the reason is for one he is a pet quality pup. yes he is gorgeous and has great qualities, and ive even been asked several times to breed him later on. but max doesnt have papers and IMHO dogs should be bred to improve the quality of the breed, not for profit. i know many many people that have akc dogs just for pets, i have a boston terrier that is registered but in no way would i breed him because he has a few faults, and that wouldnt benifit the breed. max is not fixed yet because my vet likes to wait until they are 6 months to do so, max will be 6 months the 14th. max is going to his new home tuesday. i want to thank each and everyone of you that have inquired about max, and if for some odd reason something doesnt work out, im keeping all the pm's and emails i recieved. some of you i didnt contact, and this is the reason. when the "lady" pmed me about max, i went with my heart and gut feeling, she is the one that tugged at me the most, and she lives close to me so i can keep in contact. each of you would have made great homes for max, but i am doing what i feel is best. as i said if something changes i will go down the list. "peanut" that is her user name, is now the proud owner of max, or will be tuesday. once again i thank all of you. as for keeping him longer and working with him, i have gone over this over and over again and this is whats best for not only my family but also max. i also cant let my other dog suffer, as much as i would like to work with him, i cant. i am doing what is best for him, i take full responsibility for this, this wasnt a easy decision for me to make. i feel somewhat better knowing he is going to a loving caring home. as i said i will keep posted in case anything changes, but as of right now, i know he is going to the right place and the only thing that would change that is if the person getting him changed her mind. __________________ Money Will Buy A Fine Dog, But Only Happiness Will Make Him Wag His Tail! Jenn,mom to:Max "The Yorkie" And Sampson "the boston"

12-10-2006, 05:15 PM	#21
peanut Dogs Rule Cats Drool! Donating Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Tennessee Posts: 7,895	I am so excited that you are going to let me get him...I think he will work out great here, Bear & Lexie will show him the ropes on pee pads and potty training once they learn it...lol no seriously I don't think I will have any problem with him cause Bear still has accidents and things like that happen...We are really looking forward to getting him.... __________________ KIM

12-11-2006, 06:25 AM	#29
Mom2Max Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Sweetwater, Tennessee Posts: 62	actually max and i are the lucky ones. that we have come in contact with kim. he is going to have a wonderful life with her, im confident of that!!! im sad but happy, and very at peace with my decision. max will be missed , but always remembered. he will get the life he deserves with her! __________________ Money Will Buy A Fine Dog, But Only Happiness Will Make Him Wag His Tail! Jenn,mom to:Max "The Yorkie" And Sampson "the boston"

12-10-2006, 11:06 AM	#18
jrsygal37 Donating YT 2000 Club Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Jersey Shore Posts: 3,370	Mom2Max. I've gone through the potty issures a few times. If you could just hold off and keep working with him I promise that he'd be a wonderful guy. It generally takes a good year to fully potty train a Yorkie. My male now ten years old is perfect. He does nothing ever in the house. It took a bit over a year. Also, is he neutered? I ask because they will mark if they are not. Anyway, I hope this works for you and Max. I live in Jersey or I'd take him right away. He is stunning. Elaine

12-10-2006, 06:07 PM	#24
Kaluiah Ramsey little Devil in disguise Donating Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Here Posts: 985	ya for max! I was just getting ready to pm you! I just got my BF to say yes, and I read the post and he is already sold!! But I'm glad you found a good home for him!

12-10-2006, 10:16 PM	#26
BlondieGirl87 No Longer A Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: The Big Friendly City :) Posts: 4,236	BTW Peanut congratulations to you! You are one LUCKY lady to have this little guy!

12-11-2006, 12:19 AM	#27
Shadow No Longer a Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: California Posts: 5,368	CONGRATS PEANUT!!!! He is a little cutie.

12-11-2006, 06:05 AM	#28
mo_b_13_44 Yorkie Talker Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Virginia Posts: 12	Congrats!! I am so excited for Max. He looks like a lot of fun!

12-11-2006, 06:42 AM	#30
chachi I Love My Yorkies Donating Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Indianapolis, Indiana Posts: 37,147	I am so glad you found a great home for Max. It must put you at ease with your decision to rehome him __________________ Chachi's & Jewels Mom Jewels http://www.dogster.com/?132431 Chachi http://www.dogster.com/?132427