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What does it mean to have a small teacup pottery bowl on top of stacked rocks outside in a garden?

My fiance and I were at a house that we may end up buying but in the yard, around the perimeter of the house we found stacked rocks with a pottery like cup on top of them. Is this some type of way of warding off evil spirts? We also found a small wheat stalk with the colors of blue yellow and red hanging above the back door. Can anyone let me know what the previous owners were doing? Could this be new age ways of warding off evil spirts? Feng Shui? Witch Craft??? Please let me know!

The tea cups are for fairies. Usually something sweet such as milk or honey was placed in them as a gift to the fairies. The wheat stalk is a harvest symbol. No need to fear any of these things. If you buy the house and they bother you, just remove them. Other people's beliefs, not yours.

Many potential dog owners ask themselves: Do I want a teacup dog? Smaller dogs have long been admired and longed for. Because of their popularity, such pets are of the most considered. Such a decision can be daunting because of the many factors involved in choosing a dog of such a size. But for many, the most important questions to ask are unknown.

The official equivalent term to "teacup" is "toy." No breeds exist that literally have a "teacup" class or category. The term usually is used to refer to dogs that are smaller than average. Teacup yorkies can bring unwanted health problems and high vet bills. However, as a potential teacup pet owner you must ask yourself: Is a smaller size worth the risk and the cost?

Teacup dogs are so popular already, and breeders often charge more for smaller than average sized dogs. Therefore, even prior to bringing your dog to the vet you may pay a handsome fee for adoption. After bringing a teacup yorkie home health risks may arise such as hypoglycemia, fragile and easily broken bones; and birth defects such as tracheal collapse. In addition to the potential high vet bills and fees, are you also prepared to suffer the premature loss of a teacup pet?

If a small  dog is injured (accident risk increase greatly because of their small size) the risk for fatality is exponentially higher. Of course, a teacup yorkie with a broken leg is a much more sore sight than a Labrador with a broken leg. The Labrador will most likely nurse himself back to health, possibly after a quick checkup to the vet. A harmed Yorkshire terrier on the other hand will take longer to heal with such small bones, and may never recover, even after many trips to the vet.      

Learn more about Teacup Dogs and Yorkies at teacup yorkie dogs.com

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