Looking for a female yorkie pup-Houston

[kariered]

Hi,

I currently have one yorkie-Chewie. He is now six years old and we have been wanting another yorkie (preferably female) so that he can have a friend. I live in Houston, TX on the north side (Spring/The Woodlands area). We are not looking to breed them (Chewie is neutered). We just figured a female dog would be more welcome over another boy dog by our current dog, if that makes sense.

Thanks!

[tmelville1984]

Hi,

I have a female yorkie pup she is 12 mths old and spayed, comes with everything I got her including pink bed, donut bed, crate dresses, bows, tooth brush, socks, winter jackets. I also have her on the ban field plan I will have to continue paying for rest of year so any other shots or checkups are free, also she is on the 6 mth pro heart shot and comfortis for fleas.

She is perfect and precious, and loves to cuddle in bed at night, but her one flaw is you literally have to re-potty train her with every new environment she moves to. I have to give up my baby because Im doing my phd in scotland and its costing me a fortune each time I have to board her for a month when I leave as I try to get a place where shes cage free and its almost like home. Ill be going for longer periods and its just unfair to her mainly because of how spoiled she is and her constant need to cuddle and my husband has finally convinced me that me trying to keep her is unfair and selfish since she's constantly boarded. My number is 8322604040 please let me know if you want to meet her. She's about 4.5 lbs and has so much personality and is a complete diva who refuses to walk on wet grass.

[luvlee]

Originally Posted by tmelville1984

She's about 4.5 lbs and has so much personality and is a complete diva who refuses to walk on wet grass.

No, she's not a diva. A lot of yorkies don't like the feeling of grass (like my girl.)

I hope you find a great home for her. It may be easier if you post a picture too.

Also, consider a local Yorkie rescue organization (not a shelter). Do your research on the organization, of course. Many yorkie groups are so great & actually appreciate an owner that surrenders a puppy to them. Many of these groups are very very select about who can adopt and your baby will be well cared for with a foster family until a great new owner is found. It may be the best way for you to be assured that the pup that you will still love is getting the love and attention she deserves.

I wish you the best. Tracey