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Originally Posted by QuickSilver  Well, I don't know much about your area. I imagine that a 7+ lb yorkie will be cheaper since most people want the small ones nowadays. Have you contacted breeders in your area? I would imagine that they'll be happy to give you one that seems to be oversized. Maybe some of the people who have teapots can help with input on how they got their larger dogs. It seems like it's usually an accident, but if some people looked specifically for a sturdier one, maybe they can help. |
Very good suggestion! However, when Yorkie's are puppies, it is extremely difficult to predict the adult size of a yorkie . It is a guessing game. Sometimes, it is accurate, other times, not. Even the weight charts are not the best indicaters. Keep this in mind . 7lbs adult size is stil a little dog. IMO anything over 10 LBS would be considered a teapot. I still believe there are no garuntees on sizes. It may be easier to look into rescue groups. You would know how big your Yorkie is then .