[deonk1]

I would recommend doing more research. I agree with the posts that say this does sound a little off, but lets give the breeder the benefit of the doubt first... hey at least they're not breeding "teacups". I paid 1600 for my dog and that was the cheapest I could find in my area. That being said the post which stated pricing ranges in different areas is correct. Maybe the breeder is in financial troubles and just can't ask those big prices. Let's be fair.

Here are some questions to ask:
-any signs of previous health issues?
-how long have they been breeding?
-Why do they breed bigger yorkies? The answer to this may be as simple as she tried to breed smaller dogs and got caught with a bunch of C-section dogs, maybe she just hasn't found the perfect mix?

Also look at how many questions they ask you. A good breeder makes sure their dogs all wind up in good homes.

The posts on how to find a good breeder will definitely help you determine whether this person is a bad breeder, or if there are other reasons for the low price and big size. Maybe she was trying a new blood-line and the pups turned out to be too big. In my opinion a breeder who produces something that isn't within breed standards should never expect to get a huge price for those dogs, (unless they are the ill-advised teacup produces ... ugh).

Please let us know how you make out, I'm interested to hear how the breeder responds to more questions. I hope it all works out, and if not then I'm sure someone on here will help you find the perfect baby to add to your family.