Looking for Yorkie Breeder

[oneswtplee]

Hi, I'm looking for a yorkie breeder in the WA area. Bellevue Eastside area. I had to give my precious puppy Butters away. I'm getting a new place, so now I'm ready to find a new forever baby. Thanks!

[tiggerr36792]

I'm in Northern California and have a female looking for a forever home.

[Yorkiekids]

Try the yorkies for sale, or rescue sites on here.

[Sharon O]

I'm in Portland, OR and have a new litter of 6 puppies. Woof!

[nuts4yorkies]

I am in North Idaho and have a new litter of 3 - 1 female and 2 males. One male is tiny tiny

[lowviscosity]

There is also a Breeder in Kirkland, WA that we have ours from, unfortunatley during our move our paperwork for this breeder got misplaced although we still have his AKC Registry just not a phone number. I can see if I can get the address off the paper work.

[Mardelin]

Originally Posted by oneswtplee

Hi, I'm looking for a yorkie breeder in the WA area. Bellevue Eastside area. I had to give my precious puppy Butters away. I'm getting a new place, so now I'm ready to find a new forever baby. Thanks!

Contact Doreen Hubbard, lives in Washington State and is the YTCA.org breeder referral contact....You can get her name there....and she would have information on breeders in your area.

[omichka]

The best choice is YTCA.org since most of show responsible breeders belong to a club.

Please, just be careful when you are looking for a yorkie pup in WA area. Unfortunately, many back yard breeders around. I used to communicate with show breeders from YTCA, and they told me that most of them from Olympic Penincula, Snohomish. Also, there are a puppy mills in Snohomish, Tacoma, Sultan, Arlington, Maryswille, etc.

Before you chose a breeder please do your homework what responsible breeder is. Just google "back yard breeder vs responsible breeder"

Below a few tips:

- a good breeder will not sell yorkie earlier that 10 weeks. Run from a breeder who sell a pup at age less that 8 weeks
- you MUST see at least one parent. If a breeder doesn't show them, this is big RED FLAG (puppy mill?)
- you MUST receive a guarantee. And WITHOUT frase "no money back, only replacement a puppy". Too many sad stories when BYB sell sick puppies and no one pay a vet bills, even if pup died. Just think - do you really want to replace for another defective puppy from a BYB?
- PLEASE READ STANDARD. When I was looking for a pup, I was told that yorkie standard is 10-12 pounds. Well, not only idiots around, how she probably thought . There are a few quality of yorkies, and some breeders charge way too much money for a POOR BREED pup (fluffy coat, disproportional body, oversize, etc)
- NO such a thing as tea cup or whatever. Those word people love to use as marketing word. There is ONLY one standard: not exceed 7 pounds ! Period.
RUN from a breeder who breed too tiny yorkies less that 3 pounds.

To review a references on particular breeder, go to

http://seattle.citysearch.com/review/37537077

good luck

[omichka]

The best choice is YTCA.org since most of show responsible breeders belong to a club.

Please, just be careful when you are looking for a yorkie pup in WA area. Unfortunately, many back yard breeders around. I used to communicate with show breeders from YTCA, and they told me that most of them from Olympic Penincula, Snohomish. Also, there are a puppy mills in Snohomish, Tacoma, Sultan, Arlington, Maryswille, etc.

Before you chose a breeder please do your homework what responsible breeder is. Just google "back yard breeder vs responsible breeder"

Below a few tips:

- a good breeder will not sell yorkie earlier that 10 weeks. Run from a breeder who sell a pup at age less that 8 weeks
- you MUST see at least one parent. If a breeder doesn't show them, this is big RED FLAG (puppy mill?)
- you MUST receive a guarantee. And WITHOUT frase "no money back, only replacement a puppy". Too many sad stories when BYB sell sick puppies and no one pay a vet bills, even if pup died. Just think - do you really want to replace for another defective puppy from a BYB?
- PLEASE READ STANDARD. When I was looking for a pup, I was told that yorkie standard is 10-12 pounds. Well, not only idiots around, how she probably thought . There are a few quality of yorkies, and some breeders charge way too much money for a POOR BREED pup (fluffy coat, disproportional body, oversize, etc)
- NO such a thing as tea cup or whatever. Those word people love to use as marketing word. There is ONLY one standard: not exceed 7 pounds ! Period.
RUN from a breeder who breed too tiny yorkies less that 3 pounds.

To review some references on particular breeder, go to

http://seattle.citysearch.com/review/37537077

good luck

[beckgirl]

Thanks Omichka. Glad someone is sticking up for Reputable Breeders. I'm in Athol, Idaho and I got my yorkie from a reputable breeder. Shows pedigree with champions on the 3 generation pedegree. Now my Seri is pregnant. I do not believe in the Parti Yorkies or the tiny ones either. They are defective in some way. My yorkie pottie broke within 1 week of bringing her home. Of course, she slept with me on my bed and woke me if she needed out.

Some people I called didn't even know what a pedigree was! Can you believe that? Too many people breeding just for the $$$$$. Not for the betterment of the breed.

Thanks again for sticking up for Reputable Breeders and Not PUPPY MILLS or BACKYARD BREEDERS who know nothing about breeding dogs.

[adiben]

Hello,
I have a yorkie, and my good friend is in the market for a female puppy in the Kirkland, Bellevue area. Would even be willing to drive a bit further.

Since you've been looking, I wonder if you have any tips for us?

Thank you,
Angel