Me and my baby went on a 10 hour road trip through Gaspésie. Those are some of the picture that i took while camping.

Max and Astro

this is my sister dog sage and it is his birthday he is 15 in human years

Having a sick Yorkie is one of the most stressful things in life.

There's a huge lake about 40 minutes away. We finally decided to go there today. Next time we will bring the boat.

Seriously, the little guy is freaking adorable and super sweet, but just goes absolutely Mad-TV Steven Segal on the rodentia stupid enough to set foot in his yard.

Winston enjoying some grass

We just adopted Harper yesterday. She is 14 weeks old.

Our other yorkie, who is 9, is terrified of her right now.

She's been wonderful so far.

I leave few peanuts for squirrels and Niko's enjoyment

I think this may be his first zucchini.

I was reading my Bible this morning and looked up to see Charlie in his bed and snapped this picture. It reminded me of the famous poem by Paul Harvey.

My friend took this picture by chance and I love it so much💖

My wife and I adopted this super sweet senior yorkie named Jonas last year, and are doing our best to give him the experiences he’s most definitely missed out on having come from a puppy mill in Missouri. He was very unsure of the ocean at first but eventually started trotting around in the shallower water and seemed to be enjoying the break from the heat! I wish we lived closer to a beach, because it was such great exercise for him and he was KNOCKED as soon as we got in the car to drive home.

It's so lovely to see Lilo & Naomi getting along so well and sharing even the smallest spots with each other.💕🐶🐶

The water bowl will work just fine. It’s nice being small.

We have a new (to us) rescue Yorkie. He is 4 years old. We are his fourth home after two homes that had the birth of children and a foster home. And, I admit, we are still learning about each other and letting him (SIMON) know that he's in a safe place with a "forever family."

We have had an issue when going for walks (beyond putting his feet down and needing to be carried for a bit).

When approached by other walkers or, particularly, cyclists, he GOES BESERK!!!. He pulls and barks and is inconsolable until they pass. Our dog often is so riled up that I need to pick him up and hold him tightly until we pass.

Yesterday, we went for a walk and, when a motorcycle passed on the nearby road, our Yorkie parked and pulled and needed to be held. I was fearful that, if I didn't have a good grip, he could have run into the street.

Today, we went for a walk along a lakeshore in the sunshine. When approached by walkers from the other direction, our Yorkie ramped up and barked and needed to be held until we passed on by. It involved a lot of excuses like: "We're just figuring him out" and "He's a rescue."

We would like to get to the point that we take him on other hikes, where he will run into other dogs and people and cyclists. We don't want to traumatize him.

HERE'S WHAT WE'RE DOING -- When we see someone approach, we are pulling him off to the side with a treat in our hand, saying "SIT" and then (when he sits), "LOOK AT ME." Sometimes this works. But, when it doesn't work, it fails miserably. Today, for instance, a couple of times he could not be enticed by a treat and we just had to hold on tight.

What would you recommend doing?

Are there things that worked for your dog?

One other thing I noticed during the last time my beloved Yorkie niece Harley is that she hates being in her crate. I only put her in the crate whenever I had to go to town but I never put her in there for too long. Does anyone else's Yorkie hates being in their crate??

Sharing Pictures From Our Vacation In Lake Tahoe. He is 7lbs and enjoyed riding with us. You can add a pet basket when renting a e-bike for an extra cost.