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					Originally Posted by celstu1  I don't think my boys came with a guarantee at all, I think the woman had told me to call her if I ever had any problems with them health wise but nothing on paper, at least not as far as I can remember.  hhhmmm  
 I do not think she bred to standard.  Her dogs all looked standard, but its hard to tell on looks alone whether they were actually standard.  Maybe she was a hobby breeder?  She seemed to only have 1 liter at a time and no other breeds, just yorkies.  Her dogs were $750 for males and $800 for females.  I do not believe she put restrictions on breeding her female puppies though either.
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  Honestly, they sound like backyard breeders in my opinion.  But it does sound like they were in it as a hobby and not a money-making thing.  I'm sure they care about and love their dogs and just don't know any better so far as breeding them goes.  Just because a breeder is a backyard breeder doesn't necessarily mean they are bad people or don't love and care for their dogs.  They just arent the type of breeder I would buy from or recommend from now on.  Doesn't mean anything so far as your baby goes...mine came from a BYB...and I love her to death and wouldn't trade her for the #1 yorkie in the world!  I just know that any dog I purchase from now on will come from a breeder that meets my criteria for a reputable breeder. 
    
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 Purchasing from backyard breeders, pet shops, and puppymills perpetuates the suffering of other dogs.
Educate yourself and buy from reputable breeders or rescue.