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Originally Posted by dottiesyrky  I would leave the pup with the breeder and his momma longer, have the breeder do all necessary shots and then the rabies at a twelve weeks, and then take him with you. Hope the breeder will not spay the momma until after your pup has left. The more time the pup is with its momma the better he will be. 
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This is not something anyone that is out looking for a puppy, should have to tell an EXPERIENCED, UPSTANDING BREEDER. Breeders that are doing this for the love of the breed and for the benefit and well being of the puppies she produces, KNOWS how to conduct a breeding business and should certainly NOT have to be schooled by customers looking to purchase a puppy. We know what we are doing, we have our standards and accepted practices and guidelines for our business, the babies we produce, and the way we conduct our business. Breeders that run a shoddy business need to be weeded out, for the good of the breed....do not buy from such people! We are thrilled when we are contacted by people that want a Yorkie, but the customer must go along with the breeders program, especially if it is obviously in the best interest of her puppies, first and foremost....knowledgeable, decent breeders do not jump thru hoops and fall over backwards, breaking all the rules
that ensure the puppy is getting the very best of everything, to accommodate a buyer....when a breeder starts to do things that are completely off the wall when it comes to acceptable practices, just to please a customer, so the breeder can get this baby sold and gone, that is WRONG.....Red Flags of Caution are not
fluttering in the wind, they are snapping and gyrating grotesquely, and MUST be noted and NOT ignored!