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TaylorMadeYorkies.com Blog Our "Taylor Made" puppies have great bloodlines, are AKC registered and are .... Lover of animals especially yorkies and horses. Helper, healer and great ... 2.
TaylorMadeYorkies.com Blog: BORN SILVER Feb 17, 2007 ... Dogs that are born blue (silver or gray) carry the dilute gene of dd, which should NOT be in the Yorkshire Terrier breed because it causes ... 3.
TaylorMadeYorkies.com Blog: LIVER SHUNTS-POTENTIAL THREAT FOR YORKIES Feb 15, 2007 ... Pups with liver shunts often have digestive trouble, such as chronic ... this is because we and our vet thought that he had kidney stones. ... 4.
TaylorMadeYorkies.com Blog: ACCIDENTAL POISONING: DECON Aug 2, 2007 ... I am going to write about Decon Mice/Rat poison. Decon, an animal bate for mice, rats and moles has been on the market for quite a long time ... 5.
TaylorMadeYorkies.com Blog: LIVER SHUNTS-POTENTIAL THREAT FOR YORKIES Feb 15, 2007 ... If you have done any research on yorkie health issues, liver shunt will come up every time as a potential threat. There are 2 types, ... 6.
TaylorMadeYorkies.com Blog: ACCIDENTAL POISONING: DECON Aug 2, 2007 ... Decon, an animal bate for mice, rats and moles has been on the market for quite a long time. It usually is a yellow, blue or a green pellet ... 7.
TaylorMadeYorkies.com Blog: ACCIDENTAL POISONING: DECON Aug 2, 2007 ... I am going to write about Decon Mice/Rat poison. Decon, an animal bate for mice, rats and moles has been on the market for quite a long time ... 8.
TaylorMadeYorkies.com Blog: ACCIDENTAL POISONING: DECON Aug 2, 2007 ... I am going to write about Decon Mice/Rat poison. Decon, an animal bate for mice, rats and moles has been on the market for quite a long time ... 9.
TaylorMadeYorkies.com Blog: OUR NAME: TAYLOR MADE YORKIES Feb 29, 2008 ... We are a New England couple living in Maine and are here to share our love for the Yorkshire Terrier breed with you. Our "Taylor Made" ... 10.
TaylorMadeYorkies.com Blog: ACCIDENTAL POISONING: DECON Aug 2, 2007 ... Decon, an animal bate for mice, rats and moles has been on the market for quite a long time. It usually is a yellow, blue or a green pellet ... |
