Showing posts with label yorkshire terrier information. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yorkshire terrier information. Show all posts

Friday, March 16, 2007

Yorkshire Terrier Dognappings


Tiny dogs are often the target of dognappings.
In the UK recently,
A devastated dog owner is joining police in
an appeal for witnesses after a Yorkshire terrier was stolen from
outside a shop. Poppy, a three-year-old dog,
was tied up outside a store. Film footage shows the dog being taken away
by a young man or boy while its owner was inside.

Jacqueline Horner, 51, said: "She's lovely and would
go with anyone - she's too nice and not aggressive."
That's the problem with so many dogs.
They have such kind hearts they would in fact
go with anyone.
A Texas town has reported a string of
dognappings. A Yorkshire Terrier was stolen right out a woman's
parked car. Since then, more stolen terriers have popped up.
The owner of a Boston Terrier says her dog was taken
right out of her fenced yard. Since her dog "Radar" has gone
missing, Lynn Kelly says she's placed ads in the paper
and put up fliers. Because of it, she says she's received many calls
from other owners claiming their terriers have also been stolen.
Lynn says she thinks someone is stealing the dogs and
reselling them, leading her to believe there's a stolen dog ring,
right here in East Texas.

"I don't know if people are just cruising by and you know,
maybe they're keeping their eyes open for them,
maybe it's spur of the moment, maybe they are seeing
them and coming back, I don't know....but I think something's
going on, something's going on," she says.
"They didn't steal my dog, they stole my heart."
BE CAREFUL.
NEVER LEAVE YOUR SMALL DOG UNATTENDED!

Wednesday, March 14, 2007

Yorkshire Terrier Saffy Swallows Needle

Animals are like children.
And you really have to pet-proof your house in a
similar way you would child-proof it. Animals are
inquisitive. They like to investigate things!
Little Saffy was taking to her vet with a bad cough.
Come to find out, she swallowed a 2-inch sewing needle!
Saffy's owner Susan comments: “I caught Saffy playing with
the cotton reel, but had no idea the needle was missing.
It was only when she started making retching noises and
pawing at her mouth that I realised something
was wrong and she needed to see a vet straightaway.”

Saffy was taken to the hospital where a long thin
object was discovered at the back of her throat. Veterinary Surgeon,
Eva Rodriguez, comments: “Saffy must have caught sight of the
shiny needle and while playing with it, accidentally
gulped it down. She was very lucky not to have swallowed it!”
Saffy’s throat was very sore, so she was given
medication to reduce the swelling. After a few hours rest,
she was bright, alert and very hungry!
Susan says: “It was heart-breaking to see Saffy so distraught.
She’s usually so happy and bursting with energy.

“Although she’s been on her best behaviour
since the accident, my sewing box is now locked away
and the whole family makes sure we don’t leave any small
items lying around the house, just in case!”
Moral of the story: pay attention to what your dog investigates.
Don't leave small items out.
If a child could choke on it, so could a dog.

Sunday, March 11, 2007

Custom Yorkie Yarn from Your Pet's Hair

I have never heard of this,
but a lady from Nebraska contacted me and
said she can turn your pet's hair into yarn
that you can then work with or she can even make into
a keepsake scarf!
"Fur-Ever Creations specializes in making this yarn,
sometimes called cheingora, so that you can have a lasting
memory of your pet and a great way to brag about
the special member of your family. We can spin just about any
kind of hair, provided that it is at least 2” long.
The longer the hair, the better the yarn will be."
· It’s a wonderful, lasting memory of your pet.
With a little TLC, your yarn will last a lifetime—or longer!

· It’s a great way to show off your award-winning pet!

· It’s chic! More and more people are discovering
that they can make fashion statements with garments
made out of their pet’s hair.

· It’s a great way to get some use out of all
that hair your pet sheds anyway.

· It’s warm! Animal hair is meant to keep your pet warm,
so it makes sense that it will keep you warm, too.
There’s nothing like using your pet’s hair to make a scarf,
sweater, or hat to keep you warm on a cold winter’s day!

Monday, March 5, 2007

Where Did Yorkies Come From?






(some of my Yorkie Flickr Friends!)

It is said,
Many years ago in England,
a wee breed of dog was developed from humble terrier stock
of many a disputed source. Its spirit was tenacious
and unquenchable - with an added spoon full of mischief.
Faithful and true was the heart they gave him.
Though coated with soft, shining blue and gold fit for
a queens parlor - this little one seldom stays beautiful with grass,
dirt and holes to explore.
Being designed as companion to Yorkshire’s weavers small homes -
this small fellow handled the vermin population which sought food
in the residences around the Factories and mills.
If ever man was meant to have a dog so perfect a friend -
it would be the Yorkshire Terrier!