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Originally Posted by purplelady02  I am currently looking for a small yorkie without an expense price tag.
I want a female small, which I will have spayed. Have looked at many yorkies and notice there activity is different from one dog to the next. One could be laid back while the other is bouncing off the wall.
I have an appointment tomorrow to look at a month old female. My question is since it is so young how will I know what its temperment will be?
Not sure if I am over analizing the situation or not.
I would appreciate any feedback on this issue and also how to recognize a good yorkie.
Thank you |
I think that you are going about this the wrong way. You are more worried about the price of the dog than what is really important. A breeder that would expose a puppy to a potential buyer at such a young age cannot be reputable. Noone touches any of my pups until they have had at least 3 sets of shots in order to protect them from Parvo and other diseases that potential buyers might have been exposed to. I would suggest that you find a reputable breeder first and then move forward as to a price that you can afford. Once you find a good breeder she will help to match a puppy w/ a temperment that most fits you and your lifestyle based on her knowledge of her pups. I also suggest that you find one that will stand behind the pup w/ a written warranty...
JMHO...