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Originally Posted by luvinMYgirlz  Thanks everyone and to yorkie mom It seems like there is some attitude in your message look I personaAlly dont use the word teacup when talk about dogs and didnt just go out looking for trouble I did a real good thing taking tyler n sophie the breeder said that they werent worth anything he would die and she has a under bite and a leg problem so if he was going to die he would have at least have known love hugs and kisses he is much better now so I wasnt just looking for a tiny yorkie I was saving two babies n will continue to do all I can I would not let her put them down I luv them and their imperfections |
It wasn't like she was mean to you she was pointing out the obvious.
Did she say it in a way that now has your attention to the severity of the situation?
She gave you great advice.
You should take it.
Undersized Yorkies (and other breeds termed "teacup size" are glorified way too much-no one is picking on people with them, but stating facts about them being special needs dogs not a handy carry size dog. That's only the pitfalls shoudl they not have the common health issues.
Weather you have one or sought out one, all she did was offer really sage advice on how to ensure his safety.
Many responsible breeders whom have to pet out an undersized pup will not allow the dog to go to ta home with other dogs, small children or someone who cannot offer them undivided attention almost 24 hours a day-
they are special needs dogs.