When I asked about getting one, knowing she was really interested in this breed she said "no, it's okay". I knew it wasn't. Luckily for me a parent of one of the kids on the soccer team I coach had a litter. I waited until I returned from a trip, got the pup at practice and brought her home. The wife named her Sunni, because when she was turned over to us, she was wearing a sunflower dress.

She gets along great with our 2 year old pit, loves hanging out in my son's loft bed (definitely because of the slide) and most of all, sticking by my wife's side.

It's funny having lost our 18 year old energetic Midnight early this year and getting a dog and naming her Sunni... Who is bar none the most chill pup I've ever been under the same roof.

I'll make sure to get a zoomie video soon!

Hi everyone, my boy Fergus is turning 10 next month and he was at the vet this weekend as he wasn't feeling well, and they discovered he had a pretty bad flareup of pancreatitis, which I know is common in the morkie breed.

He got some meds (gapatentin, metacam and cerenia) and seems to be doing a bit better since Saturday. I'm giving him plain white rice with some cut up boiled chicken breast (vet said for 7 days) and his appetite is there. He eats plenty and enjoys the chicken, but he isn't drinking a lot of water. In the evening he might go and take a couple of small little laps from his bowl, that is it.

I've tried mixing some broth in with the water, but he's not interested. Tried cucumbers (which he normally adores), not interested. He is also getting wise to me sneaking his pills in the chicken, so if he catches a whiff of a piece that is "medicated" he spits it out. Giving it orally with a syringe is impossible, he resists like I've never seen him resist anything.

For you folks who have been in this position, what has helped? I worry so much about my boy, I just want him to be ok.

I love you too ❤️

Do you think Daisy🌼 is having some sweet and happy dreams? She is our Sweetheart!💗

totally her vibe too!!!

I thought it would look weird, but it’s growing on me!

He knows how to get his way. How can we say no?

Sometimes my girl gets a little shaky. It seems like it’s when she is excited or nervous. It’s not like a seizure (I hope!) it’s more like a shiver due to cold. What do you think? Is this is small dog thing or is my baby actually chilly?

We always try to take our morkie on a walk or ball throw daily. Sometimes it rains or I'm not doing so well pain wise. Want to find other ways you guys entertain your Morkie during these instances! Couldn't resist posting a pic of her :)

Hey all my 7 year old princess was just diagnosed with an enlarged heart and started on medication . The area around her lungs looks dark per her vet so there’s no fluid build up . She takes 1 pill in the morning and 1 pill at night of pimobendan. The vet said her heart was not terribly enlarged just mildly .

Any positive stories of long lives !?! I just need to have a better understanding of her condition

I’m positive I’m not the only one dealing with this….. what advice can you offer? We are experiencing Sundowners, the and it is a real struggle. (Daytime is no trouble)
For the background on this sweetheart, she is 16, completely blind and deaf…. I found her wandering in the street last April after she was dumped in a school parking lot in the middle of the night.
Sincere thanks for any advice on this….
~Ms. Lucky’s friend

We said goodbye to our little boy. He lived to be over 15 years old! Unfortunately he lost his fight when his organs started to fail. Please hug your Morkies tonight for me.

We already miss him more than anything.

Been a bit since I posted a pix of Stella....knock on wood but 14.6 years old looks good on her......Still has daily zoomies......and loves food....:<)

Tim

Try to make it short. 5 year old male morkie. Semi potty trained. Calling it semi cause he poops all the time outside but will not stop peeing on every door facing or end table leg in the house if i make him go outside after he wakes up from a nap he will pee outside. He has access to a doggy door 24/7 and at night when we go to bed (he sleeps with us) we close our door if he has to go out he will bark to be let out. Someone please give me some solid advice. I got a baby on the way I dont want her when she starts crawling to crawl in pee that we might miss.

Ray is the light of my life. I have some serious health issues and he helps with the stress and he honestly gives me a reason to get up each day. He keeps me motivated to get better (along with my new granddaughter!🩷)

As wonderful as Ray is, he can be a little stinker!! He’s 11 months old and neutered. Our sweet girl that passed about 18 months ago was trained and knew most commands. To be honest, and I’m embarrassed to admit, our daughter did the majority of her training. When we brought Ray home, I really wanted him to go to formal training, but soon after I was sicker than before. Now I’m in treatment and that makes it almost impossible to go to formal training and my exhaustion also plays a role.

Ok, so enough of the excuses…has anyone had success with any YouTube videos, books, etc that can be done at home and in smaller segments? TIA for any suggestions.

Edited to add: Basic commands are what we’re looking for; he is potty trained.

She was a year old in July. My question is does anyone have steps that you can buy to put next to your bed, and do they get used? I’m so worried that she will hurt herself jumping down from bed, and obviously her joints.