When a real Yorkie named Max that I was watching for my uncle and aunt went home, I was so sad because I had grown very, very attached to the dog in such a short period of time.
Although it wasn't going to solve my problem, I thought I would get a stuffed toy Yorkie as a replacement. I looked at a lot of them, but none of them was like Max. Then, as my long search was about to be over, I fell in love with the Teacup Pup Yorkshire terrier. It looked as if someone boxed Max up and sent him to Toys R Us. When I turned it on, it had a realistic bark, eyes, mouth, and color. It also has a purse that's blue with spots. It can move its head and its legs can be posed. Okay, so it wasn't like having a little pup around that would fall asleep on my lap or needed to be taken out for walks, but it was as close as I was going to get until October, when my aunt and uncle needed Max to be dog sat again. The Teacup Cup, with all of its life-like features was a nice alternative and very well made.
Some of the main features are that it ... moves its head, barks, snores, sleeps, poses its legs, can be carried in a purse and combed, and is small enough to be brought out to stores when my mom shops. The comb, by the way, is not included with the dog and purse.
It made me so happy and I think you will feel the same way.
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