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Hi! Thank you so much for watching and sharing your story of sweet Lexi. I am so sorry to hear of her passing from pancreatitis. That is one of the now chronic illnesses that Céline has, so I can only imagine how scary it was at Lexi’s level. It sounds like she was such a doll and had so much spark as Yorkies should lol. I agree with you on the bed/fragile issue. I get so paranoid so I watch her every move and she sleeps in a crib (puppy proofed of course) because I fear she’ll get stuck somewhere in the middle of the night. The bell collars are always so helpful! I am glad you still have your Shi Tzu and I hope he continues to bring you much joy for many years to come. Thank you again for your support and for this sweet comment and story of your dear Lexi.

Thank you so much for your video. My little bundle of joy was smaller than his sister but I really didn’t think that much about him being a tea cup puppy. He is now 16 weeks old and weighs barely two pounds. He got sick after I had him for only about three weeks and I nearly lost him. You shed a great deal of light on several areas of subjects that I’ve had questions about or of which I was totally unaware. His veterinarian told me last week that he will probably not be much bigger than what he is now. I am looking forward to celebrating the holidays but I may not be able to take him out with me because of the extreme cold. I wish you and Celine and your loved ones the best for a Merry Christmas and wonderful Nw Year.

Hi and thank you for sharing your video. Celine is beautiful and this made me smile. She reminds me of our Lexi who was only 3lbs 1oz. She was such an amazing dog and we loved her to pieces. Unfortunately for us she passed unexpectedly (severe pancreatitis) at around 5 years old. It has been about a year and a half now; however, we are still in shock and grieving. Eventually we plan to add another teacup Yorkie to our family because Lexi was such an inspiration. She was sweet, yet, mighty, and could run for her toys nonstop. She was faster, quicker and more alert than her brother... a 13lb Shi Tzu. Ten pounds heavier and Lexi put him in his place whenever she felt it was necessary. LOL. And you are right... you can take them anywhere. They are so easy; however, we have to be mindful of their size. Their bones are like toothpicks so you have to be hyper aware. I always let her sleep next to my bed and never in it because I would worry about the bed height. In fact I put a small cat bell on her collar so I could hear where she was at all times as not to step on her accidentally. Although, she was really skilled at watching everyone's feet. Enjoy your Celine... she is adorable. Thank you for your video.

Yes Celine I have two Yorkies myself and I love to dress my dogs up like you

Great video it was very informative!!! I'm in the process of getting me two standard size Yorkie's at the moment!!! I have done an extensive research on this particular breed for the last two months now!!! Due to the fact that they are very prone to having a lot of medical issues, thats the reason why im trying to stay away from the Teacup size Yorkie's!!! They are sooo cute but they do have some challenges towards raising them to stay healthy until they become senior dogs!!! I would say that their early puppy years are probably the most difficult to overcome health wise!!! But correct me if im wrong on that!!! Also as they get older they become more calm and less energetic and easier to deal with according to what i have heard and have researched!!!

She’s so tired.😴♥️

Years back I had a tiny Maltese he was only 2.9lbs at his biggest he was the sweetest but he had PSS or liver shunt which is common in “teacups” or tiny dogs I wasn’t aware of all the health problems most teacups have and while I loved him it was a 24/7 job caring for him having to feed him every 2-3hrs making sure he didn’t jump off furniture constantly having to be aware where he was so we wouldn’t accidentally step on him. We bought a ferret harness for him because that’s the only thing that would fit him and no dog clothes fit him and he had a hard time regulating his body temp so I had to buy cute fuzzy socks and cut holes in it to make shirts and sweaters for him. I literally could never leave him let alone with a sitter so I missed out a lot on a social life. He sadly passed before his 1yr old bday due to his condition. As much as I loved having him and caring for him I’d never purposely sign myself up for that again the smallest I go for dogs now is 5lbs but 7+lbs is definitely better at least for me.

Thanks for sharing the cons.

My friend gave me a Tiny yorkiepom 12 years ago because she barked too much for her. She passed away this last December at 13 of congestive heart failure. It was awful. She drove me crazy over the years but now I miss the craziness.

She is Soo cute 😊

Hi, I am new to your channel. Your dog is adorable. I love all the little clothes you put on her. I was wondering if you have a video with your stroller for your dog?

Celine is sooooo cute!! She is what I’m looking for so where did you find her and what determines how big they’ll get? I was looking for a small yorkie that would be roughly 3 pounds full grown. The yorkie I have was supposed to be 4 pounds full grown but she’s 6 months old and is 8 pounds lol! I wouldn’t trade her for the world tho!!

Hey I love your channel and just found this video love the content I want a yorkie, you should totally have a million subscribers already, you got really really cute content with you and your dog, instead people subscribe to stupid stuff 😂but keep going. God bless you and your puppy read Acts 2:38 Bible, Issaiah 55 Bible

I have a yorkie an i wanted a teacup but mine is bigger.she is 6 yrs old.her name is pebbles.

Where do you get those tiny hangers?