Here's a quote from the webste:
Available Puppies are Puppies NOT marked Sold. Please keep in mind the breeder rule is the smaller they are the more expensive they are.
They mean vet bills, right?
Reminds me of one of the horror stories from when we were looking for Trixie. The "breeder," if that's what you wanted to call them, met us in the yard with the two available pups and went accross the street to a CHICKEN HOUSE with "only about 50 dogs," as they put it to get the parents that were "not used to people." I swear, the "parents" (a Yorkie and a Silky?) weighed in at at least 20lbs each. Trying to not run screaming from the house, we told them we were looking for something a little smaller, like in the 'standard' range... The man's words were, 'boy I wish we could get a pup that would only be about 2 pounds as an adult...I guess I could get about 3 or 4 thousand for a pup like that...' The words still haunt me to this day! I started to say, "yeah, with that much money you could afford to get a full set of teeth..."
