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I  am your puppy

I am your Puppy, and I will love you until the end of the Earth, but please know a few things about me: I am a Puppy; this means that my intelligence and capacity for learning are the same as an 8-month-old child . I am a Puppy; I will chew EVERYTHING I can get my teeth on. This is how I explore and learn about the world. Even HUMAN children put things in their mouths. It's up to you to guide me to what is mine to chew and what is not. 

I am a Puppy; I cannot hold my bladder for longer than 1 - 2 hours. I cannot "feel" that I need to poop until it is actually beginning to come out. I cannot vocalize nor tell you that I need to go, and I cannot have “bladder and bowel control" until 6 - 9 months. Do not punish me if you have not let me out for 3 hours and I tinkle. It is your fault. As a Puppy, it is wise to remember that I NEED to go potty after: Eating, Sleeping, playing, Drinking and around every 2 - 3 hours in addition. If you want me to sleep through the night, then do not give me water after 7 or 8 p.m. A crate will help me learn to housebreak easier, and will avoid you being mad at me.

I am a Puppy, accidents WILL happen, please be patient with me! In time I will learn.  I am a Puppy; I like to play. I will run around, and chase imaginary monsters, and chase your feet and your toes and 'attack' you, and chase fuzz balls, other pets, and small kids. It is play; it's what I do. Do not be mad at me or expect me to be sedate, mellow and sleep all day. If my high energy level is too much for you, maybe you could consider an older Yorkie.

I am a Puppy; hopefully you would not yell, hit, strike, kick or beat a 6-month-old human infant, so please do not do the same to me. I am delicate, and also very impressionable. If you treat me harshly now, I will grow up learning to fear being hit, spanked, kicked or beat. Instead, please guide me with encouragement and wisdom. For instance, if I am chewing something wrong, say, "No chew!" and hand me a toy I CAN chew. Better yet, pick up ANYTHING that you do not want me to get into. I can't tell the difference between your old sock and your new sock, or an old sneaker and your $200 Nikes.

I am a Puppy and I am not perfect, and I know you are not perfect either. I love you anyway. So please, learn all you can about training, and puppy behaviors and caring for me from your Veterinarian, books on dog care and even researching on the computer! Learn about my particular breed and it's "characteristics", it will give you understanding and insight into WHY I do all the things I do. Please teach me with love, patience, the right way to behave and socialize me with training in a puppy class or obedience class, we will BOTH have a lot of fun together.

I am a Puppy and I want more than anything to love you, to be with you, and to please you. Won't you please take time to understand how I work? We are the same you and I, in that we both feel hunger, pain, thirst, discomfort, fear, but yet we are also very different and must work to understand one another's language, body signals, wants and needs. Some day I will be a handsome dog, hopefully one you can be proud of and one that you will love as much as I love you!!!!

Love, Your Puppy

 

 

 

 

 

Yorkie Property Laws

If  I like it, it is mine.
If it is in my mouth, it is mine
If I can take it from you, it is mine.
If I had it a little while ago, It is mine.
If it is mine, it must never appear to be yours in any  way.
If I'm chewing something up, all of the pieces are mine.
If it just looks like mine, it is mine.
If I saw it first, it is mine.
If you are playing with something and put it down, it         
automatically becomes mine.
If it is broken, it is yours

 

 

 

 

 

Yorkie House Rules

The dog is not allowed in the house.
OK, the dog is allowed in the house but only in certain rooms.
The dog is allowed in all rooms, but must stay off the  furniture.
The dog can get on old furniture only.
Fine, the dog is allowed on all the furniture but is not  allowed to sleep
in the bed with the humans.
OK, the dog is allowed on the bed, but by invitation  only.
The dog can sleep on the bed anytime it wants, but not  under the
covers.
The dog can sleep under the covers, but by invitation  only.
The dog can sleep under the covers every night.
Humans must ask permission to sleep under the    covers with the dog

 

 

 

A Reputable Breeder's Poem

 

You'll love your little puppy, she'll make your house a home. She'll be your very best friend, you'll never feel alone.
 
She'll make you smile, she'll make you laugh, She'll fill your heart with love.......Did she come from a breeder or did she fall from heaven above?
 
If you've never been a breeder or seen life through their eyes
as you hold your little puppy, please don't criticize. 
You don't know of all the anguish and the times that bring such pain.  When we lose the battle with a little one and the tears flow like rain.
 
Sometimes we sit the whole night through waiting for babies to be  born.  Oh the stress and trepidation when they're still not here by dawn.  Or the panic of holding a tiny baby in our hands who weighs but 60 grams
 
Do I do this instead of that or that instead of this? Alone we fight and hope we won't give him his last little kiss.
We pray he'll live to bring some joy and make a house a home We know it's up to us and we fight this fight alone.
 
Formula, bottles, heating pads, we have to get it rightTwo hour feedings for this tiny guy throughout the day and night.
In our hearts we know we are probably going to lose this epic fight but we keep trying to save him because God willing  we just might
 
Day one he's in there fighting; we say a silent prayer Day two & three he's doing well, with lots of love and care
Day four & five.....he's still alive, our hopes soar to Heaven Day six he slips away again, dies in our hands day seven.
We take this little angel and bury him alone: With aching heart and burning tears and an exhausted groan
We ask ourselves "Why do this?  Why suffer all this grief & pain? To help them live to grow up strong and see the joy your puppy brings---this self explains.

So when you think of breeders and label them with "GREED".  f you have a happy & healthy puppy it's cause they filled his every need..  When you buy a puppy, and with your precious dollars part,  You only pay with money.....we pay with a piece of our heart.