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Originally Posted by shelbysmom Not the good ones LOL. Good, reputable breeders are trying to get pups that will be 4-7 lbs. They are not trying to get tinies so they don't breed for that.
But sometimes it happens.
Some breeders do have longer leg vs. shorter ones but the only way to know who prefers which is to start going to Yorkie shows. (difficult to see on websites)
If I were you, not in a rush and wanting a beautiful, standard, but smaller Yorkie I would go to the YTCA website and contact breeders there. In the meantime watch this site for listings.
Why do you want a smaller one? Do you work fulltime outside the home? Will you be able to provide the extra time and care they require?
Just a sample of the many questions a reputable breeder will ask. |
Oh I didnt mean for making super little puppies. I just meant that how on sites you can view the pedigree but if you want to see what the dogs on the pedigree look like and where they came from you have to do major google search. (Ive
tried it lol) I am a student (in the morning) and I am home by 11:30AM. I wasnt insisting on having a tiny yorkie. We (My future hubby and I) just wanted a smaller one. If we found one within the breed standard even if slightly over, that clicked with us we wouldnt say no because its bigger than what we expected. Love is Love. Plus im only 21 and I dont having any plans on rushing into puppy parenthood, Im still going through the looking and reading part of finding a puppy. Or even an adult ;D