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Originally Posted by KitKatJam  I took that picture last week on the day that he turned 5 months. Thanks for the comment on his coat  He owns more hair products than I do.  I will pass that information on to the person who mentioned the teacup thing. I guess I got a bit annoyed because they were trying to convince me that on there registry papers it says teacup on there, and the dog wont be more than 1lb as an adult  and it's still a puppy  |
It use to bother me too, now I just think that they don't know any better, but it's weird because the ones who think they have a "teacup" usually always end up weighing much more than the standard. By the way, Yorkies are part of the "toy" group and "standard" is 7 pounds and below. I just think there are so many things that are important besides just size, facial features, body structure, coloring, hair type, and of course the really important quality of health, and breeders who advertise "teacups" probably aren't into health screening.