[Yorkiemomma78]

Originally Posted by Lovetodream88

Not judging you just going by the Yorkshire Terrier Club of America and personal experience. A good breeder follows the breeding club of there breed.

See,that´s the thing (and please do not take offense ) the yorkshire terrier club of America isnt what the whole world goes by
There are more countries out there

I got Milo & Bella from a FANTASTIC breeder who gave me a legal 3 year genetic health contract.Her pups are BEAUTIFUL,they are healthy and she is fantastic with her dogs.
I still got Milo & Bella at 6 weeks old though They were fine,and every other dog I have ever had has been fine too..all came home before 8 weeks.One of my past yorkies was 2lbs at the age of 7 years old (she was the runt,not bred to be that small) and even as a TINY pup (you can imagine),I had no issues with her either.None.
Here,once a puppy is weaned and has been eating solid food for a couple of days,it has it´s first shots and goes to its new home.It´s how it´s done and how all breeders work.Now,considering that our vets here are the ones who give those first shots and give the pups the OK,I dont see what´s wrong with that at all

We dont have a yorkshire terrier club of Spain or super strict rules..pups are just sent home once their mother is no longer feeding them and it works all around,so the cycle has never been broken or messed with and vets are totally supportive.

Now,I dont think it´s ok when someone buys a 6 week old pup and then goes to work for 10 hours a day..I think that´s cruel and even risky,because I know that my pups would only eat when I was right there,so just as with any pup of any age,if a person isnt going to commit completely and not dedicate the time the puppy needs and deserves,then they have no buisness getting a puppy at all no matter what.

I have been a stay at home mom to my 3 kids for 16 years,so each time we have brought home a new puppy/dog,I have had more than enough time to give it my undivided attention and I have never had an issue with hypoglycemia or anything else,and as I said in my previous post,we cant get Nutrical or Karo syrup etc.I have bottle fed foster pups and had to hand them back over to the vet at 6 weeks old so that their new owners could take them home too.I have never had a dog with behavioral issues either.

This island is Touristic,we dont have puppy mills,backyard breeders and people dont intend to make a living with their dogs,that would be absurd here of all places Infact,most of the best breeders here only have a couple of dogs and have maybe a litter a year.It´s not how they pay their mortgage