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re: Looking For TeaCup Yorkie for Daughter
Posted on 9/17/14 at 12:56 pm to LouisianaLady
Posted on 9/17/14 at 12:56 pm to LouisianaLady
I understand those things. For me, with kids, I would have a yard, have no problem with a large animal in my home, and would facilitate exercise for everyone (including the dog).
So I get people getting small dogs as a matter of circumstance, I just don't "get" the choice of a 5 pound dog for a family. I love all dogs, so I'm not bemoaning it, I just will never really understand seeking out a Yorkie (I do understand having the family fall in love with a smaller dog or something just by chance).
I have lots of friends with smaller dogs, and while I certainly like them, none of them get the fulfillment out of their dogs (and their dogs never seem as happy either) as those with larger dogs or even smallish dogs with larger breed attitudes (various mixes, corgis, etc.).
Again, I like dogs, and I hope all the tiny dogs that need rescuing get rescued, I just don't really understand the appeal of the tiny dogs if you can spend your days playing fetch or hiking with a larger one.
Anyway, hope OP does what's best for his situation. That said, I bet his daughter wouldn't mind growing up with a golden retriever puppy...
So I get people getting small dogs as a matter of circumstance, I just don't "get" the choice of a 5 pound dog for a family. I love all dogs, so I'm not bemoaning it, I just will never really understand seeking out a Yorkie (I do understand having the family fall in love with a smaller dog or something just by chance).
I have lots of friends with smaller dogs, and while I certainly like them, none of them get the fulfillment out of their dogs (and their dogs never seem as happy either) as those with larger dogs or even smallish dogs with larger breed attitudes (various mixes, corgis, etc.).
Again, I like dogs, and I hope all the tiny dogs that need rescuing get rescued, I just don't really understand the appeal of the tiny dogs if you can spend your days playing fetch or hiking with a larger one.
Anyway, hope OP does what's best for his situation. That said, I bet his daughter wouldn't mind growing up with a golden retriever puppy...
Posted on 9/17/14 at 12:58 pm to Pettifogger
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I have lots of friends with smaller dogs, and while I certainly like them, none of them get the fulfillment out of their dogs (and their dogs never seem as happy either)
You know some depressing folks
My dog is more important to me than some of my family members.
Posted on 9/17/14 at 1:04 pm to Pettifogger
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Again, I like dogs, and I hope all the tiny dogs that need rescuing get rescued, I just don't really understand the appeal of the tiny dogs if you can spend your days playing fetch or hiking with a larger one.
I go hiking with my pug all the time. He's done 10 mile hikes with me and will have more energy than our lab does on the same hike. He'll haul arse up a steep, rocky incline looking down at me as if to say "hurry up, you are taking too long"
Yorkie doesn't seem "sturdy" enough for a 4 year old girl IMO.
I would think a 4 year old girl is like the lil girl in Animanaics "I'm gonna love you and squeeze you allll day!"
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