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Originally Posted by tonyismybabyboy  What cuties!!! The last one looks just like my little guy did when I brought him home!! I wish I had the space, I'd snatch up that little girl in a heartbeat, she's beautiful!!! Good luck in finding her a home, I'm sure it won't be too long before someone spots her.
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$500-600 for a pup being unheard of? riggghhhhttttt..... I have a 5lb, AKC registered YT that I purchased from a reputable breeder for $500, (originally priced at $1,500) he's perfect in every way. When it comes to finding homes for their puppies, a GOOD breeder will always want the best for the pup, no matter how much they pocket.  |
Sorry you did not like my post, but if you are going to quote someone--quote the whole statement made!! If you are going to quote someone, you are repeating their exact words and their meaning--you do not pick and choose words totally out of context, for the purpose of supporting your opinion!!
I very clearly stated that prices for AKC dogs varies from different geographic regions. The geographic regions that seem to consistently have the lowest priced AKC Yorkies are the eastern southern states with the exception of FL; and some of the mid western states. Even in the states with the average price being on the lower side for an AKC Yorkie young puppy---$500.00 -$600.00 is very, very, very, very rare. And a young, healthy AKC puppy--meeting all standards-- from a championship line would be impossible to find--for $500-$600.
Sorry if you disagree, but this has been my experience. If you can locate a puppy meeting the above stated standards for $500-$600, please PM me; because I know a wonderful pet loving family, that would love to get a AKC Yorkie puppy, but can not afford the price. $500-$600, would definitly be in their price range. They recently lost their 15 year old Yorkie and desperately want another baby.
