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TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE due to surgery I can answer many questions on the care of yorkshire terriers, grooming questions, housebreaking, breeding in general, questions on the feeding and needs of the yorkshire terrier, and basic training needs. If you are having BEHAVIORAL or non-typical training issues, please ask an expert in that category since I am not a canine behavioral expert. VETERINARY questions should be answered by your veterinarian. I am sorry but due to unforeseeable circumstances, I will be on 'vacation' and UNAVAILABLE From 5-25-09 until 6-25-09 DUE TO SURGERY
I breed yorkshire terriers, I have been been showing, breeding and grooming dogs for 40 years, our 12 housepets are yorkies, I have worked for many professional handlers as a groomer and breeder.
UNAVAIL-5-25-09
Apprenticed with top professional handlers and breeders of poodles and other toy breeds, have owned my own grooming salon and have set up and helped others start shops and kennels, I have been an instructor in a state certified grooming school and have worked for breeder/exhibitor kennels.
I have also worked for various veterinarians, I cannot answer MEDICAL or BEHAVIORAL questions as these are not my area of expertise.
Yorkies are my 'heart', I spend 24/7 with my Yorkies. If you like to hike, camp, watch TV and read books, fish, ride motorcycles or simply lounge and do nothing, there is always a Yorkie who can fit into your lifestyle!
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| kay | 04/30/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR QUICK ..... |
| vanessa | 04/29/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | thanks, more info than my vet gave ..... |
| heather | 04/27/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | |
| kay | 04/27/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | THANKS SO MUCH THAT REALLY HELPS THIS ..... |
| heather | 04/26/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | very helpful information |
Hi again Tasha, Yes, if you saw the spotting on the 10th of April, she is on her 19th day, I'd say she is past the normal breeding days. Even though she is still swollen and may even leave spotting,
Hi Vanessa, I've had a couple of my girls have a false pregnancy, and then when they were bred later on, they had no hormonal problems at all.There is nothing you can do to prevent a false pregnancy,
Hi Tasha, I find it very difficult to tell when several of my females come into heat, they swell up a little and the boys show some interest, but they do not leave any tell-tale spots in their beds,
Hi Kellie, A Yorkie will generally come into her first heat cycle between 6-12 months old. Any female dog in heat can become pregnant if she isn't segregated from all male dogs. The only way to be absolutely
Hi Kay, you should be seeing those puppies within 24 hours after her temperature drops...here is a site that tells you exactly what to expect... http://www.2ndchance.info/caninelaborstages.htm Your

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