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Originally Posted by mylucy  I really didn't want a "teacup". I've always heard the smaller the more health problems. I don't want her to get too big either. I don't want to break my back trying to groom her. I wouldn't trade her for anything though. She is the social butterfly. She loves when strangers come around humans ,dogs and cats. She has that personality you can't help but love. |
Actually, both big and small Yorkies can have health problems. Getting a puppy from a reputable breeder who health tests the parents and screens for genetic problems is the best way to insure a healthy puppy, not size.
Have you talked to her breeder about her predicted adult size? If she knows her lines, she can probably give you a pretty good estimate.