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AYorkieTail · 09-09-2008, 03:06 PM

Yes, TLC....our little boy that died right before Christmas was a rescue yorkie and he was the best! We had him for almost 6 years and that is how I fell in love with the breed. I grew up in a breeding household of border collies and so it has been my goal for quite some time to start a small home loved breeding program with my ultimate goal to match the best families possible to my babies. We are however looking for pets first, as they our our babies and breeding is secondary...which is not possible with rescues as they are required to be spayd and neutered. We are also looking for puppy age as we now have a 13 week old and we are looking for him to have a friend to grow up with.

Thank you purpledaffodil. I bet she is a doll, but honestly our little boy will be about that size and he should be a few pounds smaller for breeding purposes...not to mention that I believe that 5 lbs would be the minimum acceptable to breed as a lot of the smaller ones have problems whelping.
We also fell in love with the larger toy size...Our Spikey that passed away was 10lbs on a lite day. =)

Boy do we miss him....

09-09-2008, 03:06 PM	#5
AYorkieTail YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Mount Ephraim, NJ, USA Posts: 8	=) Yes, TLC....our little boy that died right before Christmas was a rescue yorkie and he was the best! We had him for almost 6 years and that is how I fell in love with the breed. I grew up in a breeding household of border collies and so it has been my goal for quite some time to start a small home loved breeding program with my ultimate goal to match the best families possible to my babies. We are however looking for pets first, as they our our babies and breeding is secondary...which is not possible with rescues as they are required to be spayd and neutered. We are also looking for puppy age as we now have a 13 week old and we are looking for him to have a friend to grow up with. Thank you purpledaffodil. I bet she is a doll, but honestly our little boy will be about that size and he should be a few pounds smaller for breeding purposes...not to mention that I believe that 5 lbs would be the minimum acceptable to breed as a lot of the smaller ones have problems whelping. We also fell in love with the larger toy size...Our Spikey that passed away was 10lbs on a lite day. =) Boy do we miss him....