[MyFairLacy]

Originally Posted by journey826

I agree that most people only want the tiny and the tinier the better.They are even willing to get one that is sick just to get that tiny one.And to top it off you hear them talking about breeders breeding for the tiny's but there are not many to go around because between byb,hobby breeder and show breeders as well as the tiny puppy mill pup they gobble them up.I say be honest.NOW with that said I DO PREFER the tiny ones also FEMALE but will take a tiny male.WHY? you ask. well because they are TINY(we are enamored with the whole tiny thing)(those of us who want tiny's).They are so adorable and well they NEED us.that is a great feeling.I am not speaking of the need in caring for any living thing,I am spaking of them needing us or they maybe won't do so well.Its a lot of responsibility but well worth it(TO SOME).I am tired of stepping around the upstuck noses of the judgemental people that will look down on you for wanting a tiny all the while rubbing their ( tiny ) .I WANT A TINY AND I WILL HAVE ONE!!!!! now since I got that out I will also say that isn't it true that biewer yorkies were only just accepted in the AKC? and well 2-3 thousand dollars for a breed that was only accepted in the last ? years is a lot.You have to think people want to be liked and accepted and well we all know an AKC pup show worthy ness does not make.(just because you have that AKC paper does not mean your pups is any thing special) but just having it makes some feel theirs is better(or better bred).Our natural want to fit in allows for this mentality.BUT! the people like you who loves and believes in your chosen breed is why today they are where they are, along with many other breeds.I say you know what you have and when the right owner comes along they will appreciate what you have done.ONE SIZE DOES NOT FIT ALL AND THE WAIT FOR THE RIGHT OWNER IS ALL THE MORE SWEETER.!!!!

Biewers are not recognized by the AKC. They are a German breed with their own registry. So far as tinies - yes they are adorable and I wouldn't mind having one on the smaller size (3-4lbs)...NO smaller than 3..that is just TOO tiny to me. But I would never buy from someone who intentionally breeds tinies. If I was set on a tiny, I'd contact all the show breeders I was interested in and if they happen to have a tiny pop-up in one of their litters then great. As long as a tiny is from a reputable breeder and just happened to pop up, I'm okay with it...but I think it's wrong to purposely breed tiny dogs to get tiny puppies. But yes, the tiny ones definitely are adorable