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TXchickmum

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Crossing the Road From North Texas

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sourland

Jul 9, 2023

Congratulations on the 'Friend' recognition.

TXchickmum

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TwoCrows

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Congrats on that shiny new badge!

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Lemon-Drop

Jul 4, 2023

Congratulations on your friend award!

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N F C

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Congrats on your Friend award!

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TwoCrows

Jun 8, 2023

Love the dog in your avatar ❤. Maltese?

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TwoCrows

They can definitely have other breeds mixed in. I think bigger is more healthy however. 10 lbs is a good size! My boy is 14 lbs!

Jun 9, 2023

TXchickmum

I agree. Our first Yorkie was about 6.5 lbs. He had a few issues that are common to the breed, but lived to be 15. This little guy seems to be much healthier. 10-15 lbs is a good size. (I worry about the little teacup pups.)

Jun 9, 2023

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TwoCrows

My friend has a female Morkie that barely weighs 5 pounds. She gets hypoglycemic a lot, just too tiny. Tiny is cute but not all that healthy.

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FourteenChicks

Dec 10, 2014

Hi!
Just typing to say you have a pet sugar glider!?!??!!
That's awesome!!
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