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Originally Posted by teamlam  thanks for your responses guys!
if you don't mind me asking babygirl Rosie, how much did you get your pup for?
im just trying to get a range in my head of whats considered "cheap" and beware and whats considered "outrageously pricey" and then whats considered "fair". from what ive asked of breeders, some go for 1200 up to 5000. |
I think you're thought process for prices is about right. Location also matters I think you should ask what type of health testing the breeder does. This was a big concern for me as my last yorkie passed away unexpectedly from a neurological disorder. Will your breeder be there for the life of the dog?
I didn't have to ask too many questions because she told me before I even had a chance to. You can ask for references if you like. And if they interview you that's a good sign because they care about what type of home they are going for. And if you see that they participate in conformation and members of the local/national breed and kennel clubs.