5 Yorkie Puppies Available in NY (Repost)

[evans719]

Hello all,
My original post got deleted yesterday because I did not read the rules on posting first, so I'm gonna give it one more shot.
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or would like to make an appointment to come by and see the pups and their parents.

I do not have pictures of the puppies as of yet, I'm looking to buy a card reader today, so I should have them up within a day or two. In the meantime, I'm attaching pictures of the parents when they were puppies.

Your name: Bruce Evans

Your city, state: Far Rockaway, NY

Your phone number: 516.312.6816

Your email address: evans719@yahoo.com

Yorkie(s) For Sale: 5 Available (two boys & three girls)

Age of Yorkie(s): 9 weeks as of 10/6/05

Weight of Yorkie(s) parents: Mom 4.8 lbs (before pregnancy, Pop 4.2 lbs.)

Current weight of Yorkie(s) for sale: Not sure

Registration if any (AKC, etc): None

Price: $700 for the smallest boy and girl and $600 for the other two girl and remaining boy

Do you ship your Yorkies: NO

[jenstals]

I emailed you too...but I am very interested in your smallest female. Please tell me more!

[troubletb]

How come not registered??

[evans719]

We didn't feel it was necessary to register our dogs or the puppies because we didn't know why we should. We believed that it was necessary only if we wanted to enter our dogs in shows .

Originally Posted by troubletb

How come not registered??

[Sugar's Mom]

I have three small housedogs counting my yorkie and my husband breds Beagles. Currently, we have about twenty dogs. All are registered. An AKC registered (or any other registration) pup generally sell for about the prices you are selling your non registered puppies for. Another lady was onhere recently selling her tiny non registered Yorkies for three hundred. I inquired about them and she said she would have more later that would be registered but they would be much higher. personally, I wouldn't pay much for a dog with no papers. Actually, I probably wouldn't even buy it. But that's just me. Good luck on your puppies. Hope you find nice homes for them. Please try to post some pictures soon.

[browniesmom622]

i agree with sugars mom i saw you were in new york i was happy but for that price i can get a pup with papers like my other too pups without papers usally cost alot less i dont care about papers

[orinskye]

youre puppies are adorable, and you are selling them for a really good price as well (i live in california, so everything is overpriced here..... pups with no papers go for more than 1000 here ) i dotn think papers are necessary for pets, for breeding or showing obviously yes, but not for pets.... im sure they will sell really quickly, i only wish i could get one but the one i have is enough for right now

[Esme's Mommy]

If only I lived in your area I would definetly buy one of those babies! I can imagine the pups are cute, as thier parents look cute!
GOOD LUCK!

[txshopper73]

Originally Posted by Sugar's Mom

I wouldn't pay much for a dog with no papers. Actually, I probably wouldn't even buy it. But that's just me. Good luck on your puppies. Hope you find nice homes for them. Please try to post some pictures soon.

same here.

[Lissy]

Originally Posted by orinskye

youre puppies are adorable, and you are selling them for a really good price as well (i live in california, so everything is overpriced here..... pups with no papers go for more than 1000 here ) i dotn think papers are necessary for pets, for breeding or showing obviously yes, but not for pets.... im sure they will sell really quickly, i only wish i could get one but the one i have is enough for right now

Actually I've never seen a dog that was over $1000 here that wasn't registered. Even in the overpriced state of California. Probably the cheapest Yorkie I've seen went for $700, and they had their papers. I know papers aren't as important if you're not breeding or showing, but they make me feel more comfortable with buying the dog.

[orinskye]

Originally Posted by Lissy

Actually I've never seen a dog that was over $1000 here that wasn't registered. Even in the overpriced state of California. Probably the cheapest Yorkie I've seen went for $700, and they had their papers. I know papers aren't as important if you're not breeding or showing, but they make me feel more comfortable with buying the dog.

what part of california do you live in???!?!! i just checked the paper yesterday to see if the prices have changed since i got toby and they havent the cheapest yorkie in there was 1000, (granted that one was AKC) but there was another in the pennysaver for 900 that didnt have papers.... i feel i was lucky when i got toby, (i got him for 500 without papers)

[Lissy]

Originally Posted by orinskye

what part of california do you live in???!?!! i just checked the paper yesterday to see if the prices have changed since i got toby and they havent the cheapest yorkie in there was 1000, (granted that one was AKC) but there was another in the pennysaver for 900 that didnt have papers.... i feel i was lucky when i got toby, (i got him for 500 without papers)

I live in Northern California... about 20 minutes south of Sacramento. I just checked sacbee.com, and they had puppies there for under 1k that were AKC registered. Unfortunately most of them are male, and I'm looking for a female.

[evans719]

Any who lives here in New York knows that $600 for Yorkie puppies is not a rip off, even without papers. Everyone that bought a puppy from me (sold all six in three days @ $600) was invited to come and see the both the parents and puppies first before buying. They puppies spoke for themselves with out having any papers. Yorkies go for $1000 to $1500 easy here in pet shops. But before I both my two I wouldn't have paid $300 for those dogs from any of the pet shops we looked at. They not only didn't look like Yorkies (but they had papers), they looked sick and just ragged.
So for me, papers didn't mean anything. My puppies were in perfect health and so was their parents. After seeing both, all six parties that bought my puppies had no questions about not having papers. I even spoke to one women the next day and she said she would have paid ~$1000 for the puppy she just got from me and also would have wanted to buy the dad if we were selling him.

[txshopper73]

Originally Posted by evans719

Any who lives here in New York knows that $600 for Yorkie puppies is not a rip off, even without papers. Everyone that bought a puppy from me (sold all six in three days @ $600) was invited to come and see the both the parents and puppies first before buying. They puppies spoke for themselves with out having any papers. Yorkies go for $1000 to $1500 easy here in pet shops. But before I both my two I wouldn't have paid $300 for those dogs from any of the pet shops we looked at. They not only didn't look like Yorkies (but they had papers), they looked sick and just ragged.
So for me, papers didn't mean anything. My puppies were in perfect health and so was their parents. After seeing both, all six parties that bought my puppies had no questions about not having papers. I even spoke to one women the next day and she said she would have paid ~$1000 for the puppy she just got from me and also would have wanted to buy the dad if we were selling him.

to you the papers don't mean anything but to a buyer they just might. It's good to read that your puppies were in perfect health. We are just stating our opinions. As a breeder you have every right to ask what you want for them. And as a buyer, people can look elsewhere to breeder that not only has healthy pups but papers as well.

Of course the petshop puppies looked sick...do a search and you'll find lots of information posted about them here.

If you're going to provide service (puppy) for a potential buyer, be ready to have them ask for papers. If you are not able to sell your puppies to a YT member then by all means advertise in your local paper. Your puppies will sell themselves to people that are able to see them.

[evans719]

Originally Posted by txshopper73

to you the papers don't mean anything but to a buyer they just might. It's good to read that your puppies were in perfect health. We are just stating our opinions. As a breeder you have every right to ask what you want for them. And as a buyer, people can look elsewhere to breeder that not only has healthy pups but papers as well.

Of course the petshop puppies looked sick...do a search and you'll find lots of information posted about them here.

If you're going to provide service (puppy) for a potential buyer, be ready to have them ask for papers. If you are not able to sell your puppies to a YT member then by all means advertise in your local paper. Your puppies will sell themselves to people that are able to see them.

Thanks for the advice Kimberly, but i had no problem selling all six pups.
But how much does it cost to get a dog registered anyway? I just want to know for reference sake.