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Janie Doyle · 12-27-2005, 04:15 AM

[QUOTE=Piper]

I posted here recently about purchasing a second puppy. My little boy, Angus (4 lb.), was missing his buddies. There were two Yorkies, Pepy and Pica, who lived next door, and he used to play with them all of the time. After much thought and research on the matter (realizing he needed the company, and we love Yorkie's so . . . it wasn't a problem), we decided to look for a little girl. I purchased one who was 6 weeks old. We have had her be 4 or 5 pounds full grown.

First of all a Yorkie at 6 weeks should still be with her Mother that is way to early to let go..

2nd no matter what she weighs now, you can not determine her adullt weight at tthis point. Every good breeder will tell you that.

Last, was this puppy checked by her vet, did you get her vet papers?

I would be willing to bet the breeder will not take her back and refund your money. Keep us posted.

12-27-2005, 04:15 AM	#45
Janie Doyle Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Cincinnati,Ohio Posts: 522	[QUOTE=Piper] I posted here recently about purchasing a second puppy. My little boy, Angus (4 lb.), was missing his buddies. There were two Yorkies, Pepy and Pica, who lived next door, and he used to play with them all of the time. After much thought and research on the matter (realizing he needed the company, and we love Yorkie's so . . . it wasn't a problem), we decided to look for a little girl. I purchased one who was 6 weeks old. We have had her be 4 or 5 pounds full grown. First of all a Yorkie at 6 weeks should still be with her Mother that is way to early to let go.. 2nd no matter what she weighs now, you can not determine her adullt weight at tthis point. Every good breeder will tell you that. Last, was this puppy checked by her vet, did you get her vet papers? I would be willing to bet the breeder will not take her back and refund your money. Keep us posted.