Pawed down like a baby seal?

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Of course, Yorkies will always be the boss!

She's running and jumping like the embodiment of chaos xD

Me too

Me too

Shari Lynn same

Same

FairyBlossom & Friends ASMR the Shepherd think it’s cast off a flea from its coat, this is one of the cutest posts I’ve ever seen👍😂😂❤️

I’m naming my next yorkie chaos... I swear it! Best name ever... I need a pair.. male and female.. females name will be lady death

Me too

One Vacation h the next election

When we had our Yorkie, we had a much bigger dog mistake him for a 'stuffed toy".....the bigger dog found out REALLY fast that our little guy was 10 times as ferocious.....he sent the bigger dog packing, tail tucked and yiping the whole way trying to get away from our little 5lb terror, haha.

Why does it sound like it's dying

Heru- deshet 😂😂😂😂😂

LOL

Lol

😂😅🤓🤣🤣 You're hilarious!!!

No such thing as a micro yorkie; AKC states yorkies are "toy"; micro, teacup, mini, are terms used to get more money off buyers.

La Leaf, Is your micro Yorkie yappy? We are thinking about getting one but aren’t sure.

@@chrisfattalini1408 I heard that they just take the runts of the litter and they usually have a lot of health problems.

@@giannar5541 All Yorkie, unless exceedingly well train, will bark. It's one of the things they were bred for and they have a really strong instinct to sound the alarm so you know they perceive a danger. You can desensitise them to different sounds, you can work with them to lower their urge to shout at every little thing and you can teach them the noises you actively want them to give you an alarm call if they hear. But it's a huge amount of work each day, starting from when they're about 10 weeks old. You need to spend minimum of an hour a day on training, broken up into short stints through the day while they're still small, slowly working up to a solid 2 hours a day of work together. You'll need to enrol them in agility classes, as well as the usual dog training classes all dogs should get. It's really important to only use positive reinforcement techniques, treat training, lots of praise when they get it right, ignore any times when they fail to respond correctly to the command. Give them lots of exercise, lots of play time and incorporate treat training into play sessions. To the dog they are one and the same. Don't take on a dog of this breed if there isn't someone home full-time with them, or where a couple have a staggered work pattern so one is always at home. Be aware you might end up with a dog that just wants to laze around napping all day. My Yorkie, The Gizlet, spends most of his life in bed cuddled up to me as I'm mostly bedbound. He wants very little time playing with his toy, he only has the one that he prefers over all others, he sleeps in his crate at night and most of the time hates going for walks. He doesn't really like other dogs much but he adores humans and human interaction. I didn't get him until he was 13 months old. Dogs have a window of time when they are puppies when they need to experience every type of interaction in the world before that psychological window closes. If you don't start fully socialising them during that period then you have a higher risk of your dog struggling with many aspects of life in the future. Unfortunately that window is shortened even further by when the pups have to wait for their vaccinations. Otherwise without their jabs they can catch some very unpleasant, and in some cases lethal, illnesses and be in a huge amount of distress and pain while suffering. But you can start lots of training at home in that time at least!

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That was hilarious !!!

ChaNCE3771 Spence Duracell

Energizer bunny gave the lil fella a fee pointers.

I think it's solar charged

Myleen Lujan , yeaa........l

Facts

Tan williams Thank you! 🙏🏻

Preach gurl!

You are right Tan Williams...very well explained

Ok cool bcuz im a dog lover and id still be concerned that the German shepard would bite the little princess lol. Good point though

The German Shepard at 0:39 help sounded like

He’s being held back by someone. You can see it with whatever is on his neck

He DID say "I love you". lol

Abbie Willcutt лапочка

They def could of let the shepherd go. U can tell it would of been gentle. Worst that Cud happen is step on the little one. Wouldn't hurt it much

He could hurt or kill it on accident, it happens all the time. It's not safe to let such a large dog play with a tiny puppy at first, especially when the german shepherd is so excited.

that kinda dog might see the puppy as an outsider and kill it. owner knows it too.

A male Shepherd will only kill puppies if a female is present and she's in heat.

That is not true. Many small dogs are injured by large dogs.

Stormy Geddon my mom friend has a yorkie and a German Shepherd they get along now but I dont know how it was when they first met

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Your welcome.....geek