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10-20-2009, 05:45 AM | #76 |
YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: Minnesota
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| Wow I didn't know what that meant either. Does anyone how her practice is going now? That she has moved to Colorado.
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10-20-2009, 05:52 AM | #77 | |
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Unfortunately, the cuteness of the tiny and hydrocephalic condition if it exists is part of what makes them hot sellers at exhorbitant prices to the unsuspecting buyer. | |
10-20-2009, 05:54 AM | #78 | |
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10-22-2009, 10:33 AM | #79 | |
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__________________ my beautiful sole mates,, beau,sonny,gino,frazer R.I.P my fallen angel bailie 97-2012 | |
11-08-2009, 10:36 AM | #80 |
YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: dolton il
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| i seen your pics from your pups from kory jus adorable, im in the process of getting a male from her are you truly happy and satisfied? some of the things people have said about her is horrible, im disturbed because i have encountered nothing but a heap of useful info, care and concern from kory.. |
11-08-2009, 10:44 AM | #81 |
YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: dolton il
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| thats refreshing to read, im new to this site, and to hear you actually visited her home is great. because some of these home visit stories are horrific. i have been gotten once with a yorkie. i purchased her on the assumption that she would be only 4 pound max as a adult to end up with a 8,9 pund yorkie i was very very dissapointed, my money is earned . and its earned hard i work hard for my money and i have none to jus throw away. so this time around i have been researching for almost a year and still no purchase yet, but i keep finding myself back at kory website i love the look of her dogs, standard or not, im not loking to breed, jus a pet to love adn take care of, but again i know what i want and if i dont end up with that in the end i will be double upset than the first time.. by the waykory welcomed , mattr of fact encouraged me to come to her home and i am .. |
11-08-2009, 11:50 AM | #82 | |||
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Those pups with eyes set far apart are not what a Yorkie is supposed to look like! Please go look at pictures that represent the breed. If you don't care about how it looks... then please adopt one from the pound/rescue! If people continue to purchase puppies from people like this then you are giving her money to continue her breeding practices. And if you don't have money to throw away then please consider purchasing your puppy else where. They may look cute, and they are definitely small but if you read anywhere an this site you'll see that the ratio of puppies getting sick/hurt is A LOT higher with "small" ones than if you buy a "standard" size Yorkie. I'm not saying that standards don't get sick - I'm saying the small ones tend to have more accidents involving injuries (breakages) and medical bills. If you want a pet that's small and furry please consider getting a hamster or gerbil - at least they're bred to be that small and they don't cost $8000.00 I hope Donna doesn't mind but here's a link to see a close up of a beautiful example of a Yorkie. Currently in the Ring
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07-02-2013, 07:02 PM | #83 |
Donating YT 3000 Club Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: USA
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| Confirmed large byb, puppymiller......DO NOT BUY FROM THIS BREEDER EVER, EVER, EVER, EVER.......
__________________ The Above advice/comments/reviews are my personal opinions based on my own experience/education/investigation and research and you can take them any way you want to......Or NOT!!! |
05-18-2014, 11:09 AM | #84 |
YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Kingston,NY
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| Hi, I am new to Yorkie Talk but read the threads about Courtash Yorkies before deciding to formulate my own opinion about the breeder. I work as a professional and consider myself an educated consumer, especially on-line. I contacted Kory and spent time getting acquainted with her over the phone. I found her to be honest and knowledgeable. After our negotiations, I purchased a yorkie from her. I searched for a long time because I wanted the short nose, doll face, short legs and ears .....and yes, he is small but not overly small with the most AMAZING coloration and silk coat. He has been also checked with my own vet who confirmed him to be in perfect health. I wanted to share my experience because of the sharp contrast of the posts I read. I am glad I followed my heart because I truly have the perfect yorkie for me. Last edited by Pocket Yorkies; 05-18-2014 at 11:12 AM. Reason: spelling |
05-18-2014, 05:06 PM | #85 |
Yorkie Talker Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Sewell, NJ, USA
Posts: 18
| Wow! I am glad I joined this forum. It has been so very informative to say the least. When looking for a breeder I recall visiting that site. Pocket Yorkies, I wish you the best with your new pup. I hope he continues to be in good health. Welcome to Yorkie Talk. |
05-19-2014, 07:43 AM | #86 |
YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Kingston,NY
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| Thank you for your welcome. Being new, I was unsure how I would be received, especially with the story of my experience. Upon reading some of the threads in the breeder section, I felt a hint of a “member exclusivity” and “pack mentality” toward others who were outside the “group” which have been almost viscious. Bordering on liable, my lawyer cousin and I had a discussion concerning the fine line between freedom of speech and slander with the intention of defaming a person or business. Having said that, I like the premise of a Yorkshire community and will continue to peruse other forums before arriving at a judgment encompassing the entity at large. Thanks again for the hello. |
07-01-2015, 11:56 AM | #87 |
Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: San Jose CA USA
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| I searched extensively for my baby Roxie. I knew the look I wanted, even if it Isn't "Standard". I was looking for the proper ear set, short nose and a baby doll face. I was also looking for a breeder who had been in the business for a long time and not some fly by night operation online. I also wanted a dog that was 3 pounds or so. My last one was that big and I took her EVERYWHERE. And she loved "Going with Mommie" SO when I lost Chanel, I knew I wanted another small one so I wouldn't have back problems from carrying to often. I never intend to breed my dog so I was looking for a healthy tiny one. I Narrowed it down to Deb Sillers and Amazing Yorkies, and Kori at Courtash. Kori may not breed to " Standard" but she does have over 40 generations of dogs under her belt. Her practice of breeding the tiny boys to bigger girls should over time produce overall small lines that aren't " Runts" dues to health problems- they are actually genetically small. She was more than happy for me to come to her home in either Colorado OR California. And She also offered the option of bringing the pup to me if I decided to wait until she came back to California where I live. She was not rude, or trying to hide anything. She was also willing to give me DOZENS of references I could call at random to ask about her. She said the average age of her tiny's is the same as a normal size yorkie and has had MOST live to be 14-17 years old. She was very upfront that the statistics about small ones not living long are skewed because of inbreeding or up healthy breeding ( females too small), runts who are small because of health problems and the fact they ARE more fragile a teeny tinys. She breeds bigger females ( most in the 5 or 6 lb range) to TINY boys 1.5 to 2.5 lbs. Yes she does have some larger dogs but would rather breed a dog on the smaller side of "STandard" to a tiny boy. It working for her. All that said... I went with Deb Sillers for several reasons. 1) she offers a 5 year health guarantee. I've never seen that before and was impressed. 2) she breeds show dogs- FOR SHOW. Any dog too big or too small to show is a flat rate of 1500. 3) because most of her breeding stock are show dogs- they have been genetically/DNA tested to be free of the majority of genetic disorder that tend to plague the breed. That to me was a combination I couldn't turn down. ANd my Roxie is GORGEOUS!( See the attached pictures!) Even my vet said that she was one of the most beautiful and healthy yorkies he had ever seen. ( and he thought Chanel, my previous baby was pretty) SO I have no regrets. And I am planning on getting a SECOND puppy in a few months to keep Roxie company. SO I can personally recommend Deb..and I do HIGHLY. But if you want a SUPER tiny yorkie ( say under 3 pounds) and that is what matters most to you, and you have several thousand dollars to spend. Kori might be a good choice. Granted I never saw her home...but the two who claim they HAVE seen it obviously joined YT specifically to bash her- so their opinions and stories should be taken with a grain of sand. Say what you want. But there IS a HUGE market for dogs that don't fit the standard...especially those that are smaller than standard. And remember... when the breed becomes popular enough- it may eventually be given "AKC recognition" they are continually adding new categories. Who is to say that "Teacup or Micro Yorkies" ( Or even a MICRO category across breeds) won't ever have AKC recognition. There might not now be a RECOGNIZED " Teacup" yorkie at the AKC..but they definitely exist. And people are spending HUGE amounts of money to get them. It doesn't make these breeders ALL "Terrible abusive and irresponsible people" nor are the buyers shallow and callous people who don't have a pets best interests at heart. There are bad breeders and bad buyers in every breed and in every country but it isnlt fair to lump them all together the way I frequently see done on YT. Courtash lines are exceptionally beautiful (granted beauty is in the eye of the beholder) but 35 year of breeding and selling yorkies isn't exactly something you discount completely. SHe is hardly a " Backyard" breeder. SO if you are in the market for a non standard yorkie, and you want that tiny size and Courtash look and you have the money to pay her prices. The solution to the problem instead of all the yakking, negativity and backstabbing is .."YOU Be willing to fly or drive to Kori and CHECK IT OUT FOR YOURSELF" All the rest is hearsay and petty.
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05-31-2016, 12:33 PM | #88 |
Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Toquerville UT
Posts: 49
| Very sad today!😰 Yesterday we had to say goodbye to Tawny our 4 year old Yorkie! She had been sick for the past two years so it was time to go? We got her from Kory, a perfect Yorkie but sick. She would not give us AKC papers! DO NOT BUY FROM HER!!!! Richard |
09-09-2017, 04:29 PM | #89 |
Yorkie Talker Join Date: Dec 2014 Location: Fort collins
Posts: 20
| Stay far away from buying dogs from this women! I got a dog that was to be between 4-5 pounds. He's 12 plus, his ears never stood up. And if you read why yorkies ears don't stand up, it's because bad breeding. Her health guarantee is a joke! It is for 24 hours you have to pay for your vet to look over and as another poster said she will not return your money. She'll apply it to another dog, but not the same "size". I found her off of puppyfind.com with great reviews. Which by the way beware of puppyfind, take all the bad reviews down. I had vet proof of my complaints and they still didn't allow my review. My puppy had giardia and ear mites with very dirty ears. Giardia was a nightmare to get rid of! If you also look up how puppies get it, because of being raised dirty. Which would also explain the dirty ears. (Which he hasn't had a problem since). It cost me a ton to get him healthy, over 500.00. With multiple rounds of treatment for giardia. Shes a crook and I wished I had ran across these reviews before I got a dog from her! I will continue to warn people. |
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