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Originally Posted by DBlain  Because you told her to go the shelter if she did not care about what breed she got and that it would cost less, while I know a morkie is not a purebred breed to many people it is a type of mixed breed and that's what they want. It's also next to impossible to find a healthy morkie puppy in a shelter and even in a rescue organization and if there is there is a fee and the younger they are the more costly. |
Yes, because there are no papers which means there is no guarantee that she is getting a Morkie. Do not Morkie breeders give papers (I don't know as I've never had one) and should they not give shots before release?
If papers are of no concern, a shelter will have tons of puppies who are smaller, come with shots, are spayed/neutered and won't charge you an outrageous price for a designer name. That was my point and that's how I meant it. . Apologies if it was construed differently as I can see how the comment could have been taken the wrong way.