Puppies available for Christmas in Washington, near Portland, Oregon - YorkieTalk.com Forums

Martinezfamily · 11-12-2006, 10:57 AM

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Your name: Susan Martinez

Your city, state:

Your phone number: 360-887-4322

Your email address: teammartinez@comcast.net

Yorkie(s) For Sale: 3 male, 2 female

Age of Yorkie(s): just born!

Weight of Yorkie(s) parents: 7 pounds

Current weight of Yorkie(s) for sale: 4 oz.!

Registration if any (AKC, etc): AKC, litter registration# TR567610

Price: Males: $850, Females: $1000

Age when puppies will be ready to be taken home: Christmas Eve is the soonest they'll be available

Do you ship your Yorkies: negotiable

Happy news! Buddy and Sweetie have produced another litter of AKC registered puppies for family pets! As with every litter, these puppies are being raised in a non-smoking Christian home with 4 children who pet and love on the puppies every day! Call or e-mail to reserve your puppy for a Christmas present for yourself or someone you love! God Bless!

(Here are pictures of Buddy and Sweetie -- this is what the puppies will look like full grown!)

Thorsmomma · 11-12-2006, 11:32 AM

Can you post pics of the babies? Good luck finding good forever homes for your precious babies!

chachi · 11-12-2006, 12:08 PM

Congrats on the new puppies. Best of luck finding them homes

Lorraine · 11-12-2006, 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Martinezfamily

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Your name: Susan Martinez

Your city, state:

Your phone number: 360-887-4322

Your email address: teammartinez@comcast.net

Yorkie(s) For Sale: 3 male, 2 female

Age of Yorkie(s): just born!

Weight of Yorkie(s) parents: 7 pounds

Current weight of Yorkie(s) for sale: 4 oz.!

Registration if any (AKC, etc): AKC, litter registration# TR567610

Price: Males: $850, Females: $1000

Age when puppies will be ready to be taken home: Christmas Eve is the soonest they'll be available

Do you ship your Yorkies: negotiable

Happy news! Buddy and Sweetie have produced another litter of AKC registered puppies for family pets! As with every litter, these puppies are being raised in a non-smoking Christian home with 4 children who pet and love on the puppies every day! Call or e-mail to reserve your puppy for a Christmas present for yourself or someone you love! God Bless!

(Here are pictures of Buddy and Sweetie -- this is what the puppies will look like full grown!)

Please please please do not let any new owners take a puppy home Christmas Eve. SPCA's, shelters etc strongly discourage adopting a pet at Christmas time.
Christmas time is the worst time to adopt a new puppy into ahome. There are too many risks to the puppy for them to get hurt, swallow something they shouldn't and get ill or die, get frightened by all the events around Christmas and there is an increased risk it can't get the care it should in those first weeks in a new home.
Please hang onto them until after January 1st. They can give you a deposit, put a picture of the puppy under the tree, and let the puppy go to its new home where it will be the center of attention not to be lost in the shuffle of Christmas.

Yorkie3 · 11-12-2006, 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Lorraine

Please please please do not let any new owners take a puppy home Christmas Eve. SPCA's, shelters etc strongly discourage adopting a pet at Christmas time.
Christmas time is the worst time to adopt a new puppy into ahome. There are too many risks to the puppy for them to get hurt, swallow something they shouldn't and get ill or die, get frightened by all the events around Christmas and there is an increased risk it can't get the care it should in those first weeks in a new home.
Please hang onto them until after January 1st. They can give you a deposit, put a picture of the puppy under the tree, and let the puppy go to its new home where it will be the center of attention not to be lost in the shuffle of Christmas.

Great post

and kindly put too. It's just way to dangerous for the puppies. BUT...still hoping you find loving forever homes for them. I bet they are adorable!

reneernc · 11-12-2006, 12:31 PM

Congratulations on the new pups! I don't know how anyone could part with even 1 but good luck on finding good homes

Lorraine · 11-12-2006, 01:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Martinezfamily

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Your name: Susan Martinez

Your city, state:

Your phone number: 360-887-4322

Your email address: teammartinez@comcast.net

Yorkie(s) For Sale: 3 male, 2 female

Age of Yorkie(s): just born!

Weight of Yorkie(s) parents: 7 pounds

Current weight of Yorkie(s) for sale: 4 oz.!

Registration if any (AKC, etc): AKC, litter registration# TR567610

Price: Males: $850, Females: $1000

Age when puppies will be ready to be taken home: Christmas Eve is the soonest they'll be available

Do you ship your Yorkies: negotiable

Happy news! Buddy and Sweetie have produced another litter of AKC registered puppies for family pets! As with every litter, these puppies are being raised in a non-smoking Christian home with 4 children who pet and love on the puppies every day! Call or e-mail to reserve your puppy for a Christmas present for yourself or someone you love! God Bless!

(Here are pictures of Buddy and Sweetie -- this is what the puppies will look like full grown!)

If they are just born, we are almost halfway into November, which would make them 6 1/2 weeks old at Christmas. THat's rather young to go to a new home at any time and Christmas, as I posted before is definitely a bad time.
Please hold your puppies until at least 12 weeks. That would be later in January, Christmas excitement is over, and they stand a much better change of survival.
I don't know any breeder that can ever guarantee that the puppies will look like the parents and actually they seldom do. There is a whole whack of genes behind them in grandparents and on back to contribute genes to be expressed in these puppies.

diva pup · 11-12-2006, 01:59 PM

Please read the information on these links.

http://www.petrescue.com/library/no-pups.htm

http://www.cyberpet.com/dogs/articles/lexi/cmgifts.htm

http://www.slate.com/id/2132035/

Here are just a few articles on Christmas puppies. Lorraine is so right when she says it is such a bad time of year. Not to mention the puppies will be very young at Christmas still. They will only be 6 weeks old!! If you waited until the middle of January it would be so much better for your babies.

Martinezfamily · 11-12-2006, 10:52 PM

Thanks for asking for pictures! Here they are just a few hours old!:

Martinezfamily · 11-12-2006, 11:20 PM

Lorraine -- (Janet and Diva Pup might be interested in this, too)

Wow, what a burden you must carry... You seem to think you know so much about other people without ever having met them...and you have the answers for other people when they don't even ask you a question. Your house must be immaculate, your family relationships must all be loving and kind, and your world must be so perfectly organized that it doesn't require your attention or care. Surely you've heard the saying: "People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones"... think this might apply to you?

First, you assume I am too stupid to know about the risks involved in sending puppies home on Christmas -- what, do you think I don't talk to the people who are purchasing our puppies (I have never spent less than an hour with a prospective buyer, by the way) to find out about their home, why they want a puppy, finding out what they know about puppies and helping them to understand the needs of their new puppy they are taking home? Do you really believe that people pay $800 -$1000 for a puppy and then abandon them at the SPCA?! Not the people I sell the puppies to! These folks know the value of a dollar, and value their new puppies highly. Every puppy I have sold has been to a home that has been looking for and waiting for and wanting a yorkie for weeks, if not months. These people would no more dump their puppy at a shelter than forget to breathe.

Everything you note as risks at Christmas time for puppies are risks that I discuss with buyers at all times of the year -- don't you?!? Puppies must be protected and cared for, there is never a safe time to let a puppy chew on certain objects or be ignored if it needs medical attention.

How sad for you that your first assumption when you read about someone who is expressing joy about puppies and joy about Christmas and happiness about a healthy birth -- is such thoughts of evil, death, destruction and loss. I feel very sorry for you.

Susan

Martinezfamily · 11-12-2006, 11:30 PM

The articles you sent me all assume puppies are being brought into families with children on Christmas Day. The majority of the people who have purchased puppies from me do not have children, they are purchasing a Yorkie to be a pet, companion, best friend. These people should not be denied the joy of having this wonderfull blessing brought into their home on Christmas day just because there are some stupid families who try to pack too much into Christmas, spoil their children, and hurt their pets.

Shame on you for assuming the worst about others without even asking!

Susan

sweetr72 · 11-12-2006, 11:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Martinezfamily

The articles you sent me all assume puppies are being brought into families with children on Christmas Day. The majority of the people who have purchased puppies from me do not have children, they are purchasing a Yorkie to be a pet, companion, best friend. These people should not be denied the joy of having this wonderfull blessing brought into their home on Christmas day just because there are some stupid families who try to pack too much into Christmas, spoil their children, and hurt their pets.

Shame on you for assuming the worst about others without even asking!

Susan

I dont see anyone assuming anything about you in the previous posts. It is well known that Christmas day is a busy day for most people, with or without children, family dinners and such and Christmas day is just not the ideal day for MOST people to have a brand new puppy at home. Kids or no kids Christmas day is hectic for most families. And also 6 weeks old leaving the mother?? That is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too young no matter what the circumstances?? Do people here pretend to know everything...NO...seems like common sense and common knowledge to me!!

Dawn

sweetr72 · 11-12-2006, 11:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Martinezfamily

Lorraine -- (Janet and Diva Pup might be interested in this, too)

Wow, what a burden you must carry... You seem to think you know so much about other people without ever having met them...and you have the answers for other people when they don't even ask you a question. Your house must be immaculate, your family relationships must all be loving and kind, and your world must be so perfectly organized that it doesn't require your attention or care. Surely you've heard the saying: "People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones"... think this might apply to you?

First, you assume I am too stupid to know about the risks involved in sending puppies home on Christmas -- what, do you think I don't talk to the people who are purchasing our puppies (I have never spent less than an hour with a prospective buyer, by the way) to find out about their home, why they want a puppy, finding out what they know about puppies and helping them to understand the needs of their new puppy they are taking home? Do you really believe that people pay $800 -$1000 for a puppy and then abandon them at the SPCA?! Not the people I sell the puppies to! These folks know the value of a dollar, and value their new puppies highly. Every puppy I have sold has been to a home that has been looking for and waiting for and wanting a yorkie for weeks, if not months. These people would no more dump their puppy at a shelter than forget to breathe.

Everything you note as risks at Christmas time for puppies are risks that I discuss with buyers at all times of the year -- don't you?!? Puppies must be protected and cared for, there is never a safe time to let a puppy chew on certain objects or be ignored if it needs medical attention.

How sad for you that your first assumption when you read about someone who is expressing joy about puppies and joy about Christmas and happiness about a healthy birth -- is such thoughts of evil, death, destruction and loss. I feel very sorry for you.

Susan

Oh and to answer your question...YESSSSSSS...many purebred pups that people spent hundreds of dollars on end up in the SPCA and in rescue groups!!!!!

Martinezfamily · 11-13-2006, 12:08 AM

Wow, have you got it wrong...

Martinezfamily · 11-13-2006, 12:09 AM

Oh really? Tell me where you get your information... quote your source, back it up with proof and statistics, otherwise sounds to me like you are blowing smoke...

11-12-2006, 11:32 AM	#2
Thorsmomma I Love Thor Donating Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: British Columbia, Canada Posts: 4,153 Blog Entries: 1	Can you post pics of the babies? Good luck finding good forever homes for your precious babies! __________________ Hannah & Thor & Harry The boys on DOGSTER

11-12-2006, 12:08 PM	#3
chachi I Love My Yorkies Donating Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Indianapolis, Indiana Posts: 22,521	Congrats on the new puppies. Best of luck finding them homes __________________ Chachi's & Jewels Mom Jewels http://www.dogster.com/?132431 Chachi http://www.dogster.com/?132427

11-12-2006, 12:31 PM	#6
reneernc Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: alabama Posts: 799	Congratulations on the new pups! I don't know how anyone could part with even 1 but good luck on finding good homes __________________ Scooby and Lola's Mom Doodles Granny

11-12-2006, 11:20 PM	#10
Martinezfamily Donating Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Ridgefield, WA Posts: 41	Puppies are a joy! Christmas is a Joy! Lorraine -- (Janet and Diva Pup might be interested in this, too) Wow, what a burden you must carry... You seem to think you know so much about other people without ever having met them...and you have the answers for other people when they don't even ask you a question. Your house must be immaculate, your family relationships must all be loving and kind, and your world must be so perfectly organized that it doesn't require your attention or care. Surely you've heard the saying: "People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones"... think this might apply to you? First, you assume I am too stupid to know about the risks involved in sending puppies home on Christmas -- what, do you think I don't talk to the people who are purchasing our puppies (I have never spent less than an hour with a prospective buyer, by the way) to find out about their home, why they want a puppy, finding out what they know about puppies and helping them to understand the needs of their new puppy they are taking home? Do you really believe that people pay $800 -$1000 for a puppy and then abandon them at the SPCA?! Not the people I sell the puppies to! These folks know the value of a dollar, and value their new puppies highly. Every puppy I have sold has been to a home that has been looking for and waiting for and wanting a yorkie for weeks, if not months. These people would no more dump their puppy at a shelter than forget to breathe. Everything you note as risks at Christmas time for puppies are risks that I discuss with buyers at all times of the year -- don't you?!? Puppies must be protected and cared for, there is never a safe time to let a puppy chew on certain objects or be ignored if it needs medical attention. How sad for you that your first assumption when you read about someone who is expressing joy about puppies and joy about Christmas and happiness about a healthy birth -- is such thoughts of evil, death, destruction and loss. I feel very sorry for you. Susan

11-12-2006, 11:30 PM	#11
Martinezfamily Donating Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Ridgefield, WA Posts: 41	You are sadly mistaken.. The articles you sent me all assume puppies are being brought into families with children on Christmas Day. The majority of the people who have purchased puppies from me do not have children, they are purchasing a Yorkie to be a pet, companion, best friend. These people should not be denied the joy of having this wonderfull blessing brought into their home on Christmas day just because there are some stupid families who try to pack too much into Christmas, spoil their children, and hurt their pets. Shame on you for assuming the worst about others without even asking! Susan

11-12-2006, 01:59 PM	#8
diva pup BANNED! Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 1,139	Please read the information on these links. http://www.petrescue.com/library/no-pups.htm http://www.cyberpet.com/dogs/articles/lexi/cmgifts.htm http://www.slate.com/id/2132035/ Here are just a few articles on Christmas puppies. Lorraine is so right when she says it is such a bad time of year. Not to mention the puppies will be very young at Christmas still. They will only be 6 weeks old!! If you waited until the middle of January it would be so much better for your babies.

11-13-2006, 12:08 AM	#14
Martinezfamily Donating Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Ridgefield, WA Posts: 41	Wow, have you got it wrong...

11-13-2006, 12:09 AM	#15
Martinezfamily Donating Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Ridgefield, WA Posts: 41	Oh really? Tell me where you get your information... quote your source, back it up with proof and statistics, otherwise sounds to me like you are blowing smoke...