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12-22-2005, 09:47 AM | #1 |
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| Teacup Male Yorkie Wanted In Indiana I'm looking for a teacup male yorkie with a thick coat, baby-doll face, short nose and short body. If anyone knows where I can find him please let me know! Thanks! Merry Christmas!! |
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12-22-2005, 10:35 AM | #2 | |
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Please read: If you are in the market for a teacup Yorkie, then what you are shopping for is a premature dog. Yorkies are among the newest breeds of dogs and were originally bred to be about 15 pounds when full grown. We pocket-sized them down to a mere 5 to 7 pounds (the current AKC “breed standard”). Now, thanks to celebrities toting them around for the cameras, the demand is for even smaller dogs – the smaller the better. Except for one thing: they are NOT supposed to be that small. It is fine for a Yorkie to drink from a teacup, but they shouldn’t fit in a teacup. In order to force a puppy that tiny, irresponsible breeders breed females that are too small to be having puppies in the first place and are therefore unable to have them naturally. Keep in mind, a dog, especially one kept in a cage in another building far from human inhabitants, cannot rush to the hospital when she goes into labor and needs an emergency caesarian. To further increase the chance of tiny dogs, the breeder throws the female in with more than one male for more than one day in the hopes that she will have multiple pregnancies in one litter. The result is often more puppies in one litter than can be safely carried. The more puppies she can squeeze into that tiny body, the less room there is for the puppies to grow. – viola! tiny puppies! The end result is a puppy who has perhaps a 50% chance at living more than a few weeks. Because your desire for a tiny dog was more important than having a healthy dog, that premature puppy’s organs and other body parts will not be fully developed. Adorable little Mini battles Atlantoxaial Instability and Chiari Malformation and a liver shunt and Hydrocephalus. What do all these big words mean? It means Mini’s body did not develop fully. This beautiful little girl is dying. Her legs do not work. Her liver does not work properly. Each day it gets more difficult for her to lift her head. Mini knows it and she’s not happy about it. She wants to run and play, but her body doesn’t cooperate. Because the breeder could not sell her, she gave her to PMR. PMR is doing everything possible to give this little girl a chance to grow up healthy. The saddest part of this story is that, to the breeder, Mini is just overhead – the cost of doing business. Beautiful little puppies die all the time in her business and Mini is just one more. Because she does not care about the health of the dogs, she will breed another Mini and another and another and another and another… As long as people are willing to buy the ones she can sell before they die, she will keep doing what she is doing. And beautiful little lives will be wasted because of greed and the reckless pursuit of fashion. Mini has a chance. Thanks to PuppyMillRescue and the foster moms and others who care enough to skip lunches and send money they cannot really spare to pay for her multiple surgeries. To us, Mini is more than the cost of doing business. She is a beautiful little puppy – one who feels fear and frustration and pain and sadness and determination and, we hope, will one day know joy and good health. We watch and we wait and we pray and we cry. Maybe Mini will make it to see her first birthday. We hope so. We try not to think of all the others just like her who never make it this far. So, while you shop for your tiny Yorkie pup, please keep Mini in mind. If you want a companion who will love you no matter what, then adopt a rescue. There are millions of wonderful, beautiful pups just waiting for a good home.
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12-22-2005, 10:48 AM | #3 |
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| Isn't this just a repeat from yesterday? |
12-22-2005, 10:54 AM | #4 |
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| Here is a nice tea cup for a nice cup of tea . |
12-22-2005, 10:58 AM | #5 |
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| Ok, since every one thinks my post is so funny I'll reword it. I'm looking for a male or female yorkie that gets about 4-5 lbs. full grown. |
12-22-2005, 10:58 AM | #6 |
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| again.......... Here we go again....................... lol
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12-22-2005, 11:02 AM | #7 |
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| What's so funny? I used the word teacup because I've seen ads in the paper using that phrase. Every time I buy a purebred and pay good money the pup always turns out bigger than I'm told. |
12-22-2005, 11:10 AM | #8 | |
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12-22-2005, 11:10 AM | #9 | |
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12-22-2005, 11:10 AM | #10 |
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| Tedi, your post is not funny at all. People tend to be rude and get carried away when others use the word teacup. I apologize for the sarcasm you're receiving. The truth is, there is no such thing as a teacup. It's just a trendy word that has been used to describe a below standard weight dog. 5 lbs is actually standard and VERY small. DO NOT buy from a breeder that says he/she is selling teacup yorkies, because more than likely, 1. It's not going to be small 2. If it does turn out small, it will probably be sick 3. You will pay a whole lot more money because the breeder tacked on the work TEACUP. I would contact the breeders at this website, in your area www.ytca.org. Just tell the breeder you would like a healthy yorkie between 4-5lbs. The way you can also determine how big your baby will get (for the most part) is by seeing the parents when you go to see the puppy. I hope this was the answer you were searching for. I have a 3 lbs girl and she is wonderful and healthy. Her mom was 5 lbs and her dad was 2 lbs. I got her from a breeder on there for $1200. PM me if you need any more help.
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12-22-2005, 11:11 AM | #11 |
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| Is that what happened to TediBair? He got too big?!
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12-22-2005, 11:16 AM | #12 |
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| shocked I am also shocked that a few months prior she had too many dogs now looking for another...This worries me, personally.. This is only my opinion
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12-22-2005, 11:20 AM | #15 | |
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Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Indiana Posts: 25 For Sale: MALE YORKIE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have a sweet male yorkie for sale. I'm selling him because I have 4 dogs and that's too many. His name is Tedi Bair. He's 8 mos. old., housebroken, purebred, and comes with dog papers. He's a very nice looking yorkie. My name: Pam Brewer City, State: Hartford City, Indiana 47348 Phone Number: 765-348-0521 Email Address: brewerpg@msn.com YORKIE For Sale: Male Age: 8 mos. old Weight of parents: 4.5 lbs father, 6 lbs. mother Current weight ofTedi Bair is 5 lbs. Registration: United All Breed Registry And Pedigree Service Price: $600.00 includes dog crate I do not ship but I would be willing to drive half way to deliver him to you.
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