my little yorkie is about 7 lbs and small was the runt of the litter even though he is over a year old but is terrible at minding what do i use ?
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We too have a 7lb Yorkie that refused to mind. I tried everything from reading training books, to hiring a trainer, to getting him neutered. As a last ditch effort, we purchased the PetSafe little do remote trainer. I was really concerned about using a "shock collar", but it was a lifesaver. After two weeks and only two tiny "shocks", our Yorkie minds well by using the "tone" feature. This does not deliver and shock, just gives tones that he responds to!!! My only regret is that we didn't get one sooner.
2000533
We use the Pet safe Little dog remote trainer for bark control on 14 pound maltese/pekinese mx and it works very well. Have never used the shock part, only the noise. Now if we put collar on her she will not bark at all. Only negative is short battery life.
2000534
This a good thing for him/her. I have a jack/rat and I love it. If you don't want to shock there is a beep on it
2000535
This little dog collar works great! My little daushund only needed to be shocked once and after that she knew when she heard the warning beep that she had to behave. Everytime I put that collar on her she was a different dog and she did everything I said!
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I have a 3.4lb yorkshire terrier and she hasn't been able to squeeze through. She's not overly adventurous though. If your little guy is pretty adventurous, then I would be worried about him trying to squish through, but in general I think it is fine for our tiny little ones.
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Judy,I wish I could help you but I had no success with the suspenders I bought for my 8 lb. Yorkie. After a struggle to adjust and get them on him, he would just shake the booties off anyway. I gave up after 5-6 tries.
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I have 2 yorkies also, and I leave their food out from 12noon to 6pm and pick it up. I don't know if you're trying to put weight on them but mine are happy and healthy dogs.
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I have a small rabbit that barely fits this, and a slightly larger rabbit that it does not fit at all. I would go with a larger model if I were you. Personally I use a cat litter box called the lift n sift because it can hold hay while catching poop and pee and is very easy to clean. My buns had a habit of peeing on the floor next to their food.
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I think it would be worth ordering and trying. I haven't had a 13 pound Yorkie, but I have had a little over 10 pound years ago. This bag is quite large and it is possible that it might just work. If not just return it, but my guess is yes it should work.
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This is gonna be either a hit or miss. I started to use it on my dog when he was 1 years old and he hated walking with something around his nose. He kept stopping while walking to try and take it off to the point that I couldn't walk to the corner with him. Granted, he was a 60 lbs dog at the time and try to pull a 60 lbs dog around isn't easy when your training him on a new leash. I think that you'll have an easier time training your 7 lbs Yorkie. But just a forewarning... If they don't like to have anything around their face, you will struggle a bit.
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My dogs are 22 pounds and 11 pounds and each have plenty of room in the medium. I'd think small would work for your Yorkie.
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Looks like others have measures, but this might be useful - our Yorkie Shelby started using them when she was at 4 lbs with no problems - never tried to go "through" the spaces (though I guess she could have) - she's now at 6 lbs 6 oz and they work just fine
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I have a 12 lb Yorkie and she can use it with no Problem. I'm sorry I can't be more helpful. I would say a dog that goes to about 20 maybe 25 lbs could use but it would depend on the body stature.
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You'll need to figure out which litter works best for you. Certain litters don't clump solid enough and the convey belt will break apart the clumps, but I buy the big tub from Sam's Club and it works amazingly for that. The 'fast clumping' brands didn't seem to stay together well enough
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Our Yorkiepoo is 8 pounds fit in just fine. We use it for restaurants under the seat and when he needs to be confined for short times. Our 19 pound cat also find this a great place to take a nap and I did take him to vet in it. He loves to ride in the car. This I believe is not for long periods of time, but while you are with them. Use a crate for overnight, hotel rooms or for the dogs safety.
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I have a 7 lb Yorkie and the medium is great with enough room. Had the small but too tight and he wouldn't get in it. Problem was solved by getting the medium. Should be enough and roomy for your 2 lbs pups.
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We purchased this for our Yorkie. He weighs about 7 lbs and it works great on him!
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The Thundershirt didn't work for our Yorkie at all- it had no effect whatever. We took it back to the pet store and got a refund. Sorry we can't help or answer your question better.
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make sure there is plenty of clean/flushable litter in the orange tray and just keep them on the orange tray for as long as it takes for them to get comfortable with it. Everytime they pee or poop give them a treat and only when they've been using the orange tray for a month or more with confidence should you change over to the green tray.
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This would be the right size for your yorke. It is fully adjustable. The directions are not the best but I am sure you can figure it out. We use it for our Pomerainan. She is 8 pounds.