Some good books are The New Owner's Guide to Yorkshire Terriers by Janet Jackson, Yorkshire Terriers for Dummies, The Essential Yorkshire Terrier by Ian Dunbar and Your Yorkshire Terrier's Life by Elaine Waldorf Gewitz.
It is so great that you are doing your research before purchasing. Some of us were not as smart and wished we had.
Look for a breeder who asks you more questions than you ask her, ask to speak to the vet when you are serious about a specific puppy, ask for references and talk to people who have bought from her before. She should offer a one year health warranty and not want the puppies to leave until they are 12 weeks old.In my experience most breeders are "good" breeders, but you will know intuitively when you find a "bad" one. If you have ot ask then they are probably not a good breeder.
Ask a lot of questions here! Good luck. |