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Originally Posted by Lady of Yorkies Maybe it was a sales pitch to get you to pay a little more? Some people consider anything smaller than 5# too small to breed. I have bought 3 dogs from a breeder whose lines are totally healthy and they are all under 4#. My dogs are 4th generation under 4#. I have two puppies by the father of my dogs by my 6# female who is totally unrelated to their line. One of the puppies is 4# and the other is over 6#. This father is 3rd generation small and he is only 2.12#. Sylvia |
Thats what I'm thinking as I was about to buy the other one for 500 dollars and it wasnt maybe 1/2 lb bigger, but Kizzy was a girl and the other was a boy. But she knew I wanted a girl puppy and I bought it. but 300 dollars difference. She didnt tell me it was because Kizzy was a girl even tho I do know girls cost more, but the reason she said she wanted that much difference was because kizzy would never be big enough to breed and she wouldnt sell her to anyone who was planning to breed her, she also knew I wasnt intending to breed which ever I bought. She even said she had turned down selling her to one guy who wanted her for breeding. Now I really dont know if she lied to me or if kizzy was just one of those throw off of a larger one back thru the generations.But either way, I would never buy another one from her, altho I still think Kizzy is pretty.