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Originally Posted by lexielove  That is true. I think that it is irresponsible when breeders breed dogs to be teacups because they usually come out with a lot of health issues. I am not going to say that my dog isn't really small, but she is not going to be as small as a teacup. Besides she just came out as being the small one of the litter, and she wasn't breed to be that small. |
I find it funny that people get stuck on the whole teacup thing. Size doesn't matter. Yorkies, even our beloved teapots, are still small dogs. I have a 7 pounder, and he is teeny. Not teeny tiny, but he's small. He's the perfect travel companion and I don't have to worry about teeny bones being broken by everyday doggy play.
Alas, another subject, for another thread.
OP, do you see all the things you have to look out for when just searching for a pup? There are a ton of threads that point a lot of things out, like what not to look for, what to ask, how to go about things in order to get a happy, healthy yorkie with an awesome breeder who will help you for the rest of the yorkie's life.
I'd be happy to post links for you so you can read them.