http://www.yorkiesgalore.com/ News and information from from Yorkies Galore. en-us http://www.yorkiesgalore.com/rss/rss.xml Actually ,older pups do very well with training. Alot of times people think an older pup is going to be difficult.........................say 12-20 weeks, but in reality, if they have been well kept and worked with, they catch on very quickly. It#39http://www.yorkiesgalore.com/tracysblog.php?author=1&ind=15Fri, 13 Apr 2007 14:05:24 EDT When it comes to dealing with hypoglycemia, any toy breed puppy at an early age is at risk, yorkies being more prone to it, and other tinies as well. Hypoglycemia is when a puppy#39;s blood sugar drops. They may have a seizure, their eyes may rolhttp://www.yorkiesgalore.com/tracysblog.php?author=1&ind=16Sat, 14 Apr 2007 02:52:33 EDT For anyone who owns a pup or a dog........................there is a mat comb at petco or pet smart. It is the best comb i have ever had for grooming. They should cost around $14.00.The insignia on the handle is Four Paws.Kari, a girhttp://www.yorkiesgalore.com/tracysblog.php?author=1&ind=17Mon, 16 Apr 2007 18:10:37 EDT Depending on whether you work all day, how old the pup is, and whether you have time to come home during the day........................is how you should decide on how you are going to potty train your pup.If you can let the pup out often ahttp://www.yorkiesgalore.com/tracysblog.php?author=1&ind=18Sun, 22 Apr 2007 15:45:23 EDT Alot of people ask me when buying a toy breed pup...........................what if i have a cat????In my opinion as long as the cat is declawed...................and not vicious...................as some can be. (they say puppies have ownehttp://www.yorkiesgalore.com/tracysblog.php?author=1&ind=19Thu, 26 Apr 2007 05:50:21 EDT I feel it#39;s best just for safety not to leave the pup unattended with a collar on. If you only put it on when it#39;s time to go for a walk they quickly learn what it#39;s for and appreciate it.There is a chance they can be hung up in http://www.yorkiesgalore.com/tracysblog.php?author=1&ind=20Fri, 04 May 2007 00:17:26 EDT This is often a question thathttp://www.yorkiesgalore.com/tracysblog.php?author=1&ind=21Thu, 17 May 2007 02:06:17 EDT http://www.yorkiesgalore.com/tracysblog.php?author=1&ind=22Thu, 17 May 2007 02:08:35 EDT There is alot of conflicting information on this subject, but I tend to lean toward the cautious side on this one.If you have a toy breed puppy, any puppy for that matter, but especially the little ones...............and you are taking themhttp://www.yorkiesgalore.com/tracysblog.php?author=1&ind=23Thu, 17 May 2007 06:15:36 EDT http://www.yorkiesgalore.com/tracysblog.php?author=1&ind=24Thu, 17 May 2007 03:56:29 EDT I can#39;t tell you how many people I talk to that have ordered a pup via the internet and lost their money.Two things to look for are people that are from another country that are trying to sell you a really cheap pup. My grandma used to http://www.yorkiesgalore.com/tracysblog.php?author=1&ind=25Tue, 05 Jun 2007 02:08:03 EDT when people come to buy a new pupalot of times it#39;s because they think the older dog#39;s time is upor they#39;ve already lost them and needed some timebefore they could get another but this is whyi say get anothehttp://www.yorkiesgalore.com/tracysblog.php?author=0&ind=26Thu, 27 Dec 2007 22:07:17 EST When someone buys a pup it#39;s normal to be nervousit#39;s like taking your car in to get someone you don#39;t know to give it serviceit#39;s like taking your child to the babysitter for the first timeyou don#39;t reallyhttp://www.yorkiesgalore.com/tracysblog.php?author=1&ind=27Thu, 03 Apr 2008 09:58:02 EDT