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Originally Posted by C C Kent  I share these hopes and concerns. If the market is slow and the pet quality breeders just keep producing puppies and reducing prices the breed will suffer, not to mention each individual puppy. I have relatively few buyers that come to me for their first yorkie. My typical buyer has already purchased a yorkie and it didn't turn out like they had hoped, now they are ready to pay a little more and do some research to get what they thought they were getting in the beginning.
Pure bred does not necessarily mean well bred.  |
As a newer breeder, 3 years ... I feel that My puppies are valuable both financially and
for the way they have been raised.. but I might be the only one who believes it..
I have one puppy available
but I can't part with him even though I should.
Am I crazy to think he is worth two thousand minimum.?
But I need to do what is right by finding the right homes for puppies I bring into the world.
This means I might end up keeping my babies longer than I had planned..
If a puppy is very well trained, then he is more valuable.
JMHO
