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Originally Posted by WV~Yorkies  Good thing I don't use it... 
I was JUST talking about the older breeders in my area that are good breeders. Even the buyers in my area say teacup no matter if it is yorkie or any breed under 10 pounds. Telling them otherwise is like telling them the grass is blue now.
I am not defending the scum out there selling teacups for $10,000... I was ONLY talking about the breeders and buyers I know in my area. |
Part of being a good breeder is constant education. I think I was trying to educate people that shelters in San Francisco are getting 2 "teacups" a day, and it wasn't that long ago, that shelters seldom got smaller dogs. Didn't you say that you didn't see the video? Perhaps if you watched it, you would have a better understanding of my point. I'm trying to point out that the term "Purse puppies", isn't a good one for
buyers or breeders to use, it implies that these smaller dogs require little care. It doesn't bother me in the least if a puppy buyer uses the term "teacup."