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Old 07-17-2006, 11:38 PM   #7
SnowWa
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1) I would say that your little pups shouldn't be bred because they will probably be larger than standard.....

2) As far as size - I would tell prospective buyers the mother's and father's weight - and would expect them to be somewhere in between. But, you certainly need to tell them also that no one can guarantee what an adult Yorkie's weight will be - all you can do is give your honest opinion.


My little guy's mother weighed 12 pounds and his father weighed 4 1/2 pounds. I was told that he would probably weigh between 5 and 10 pounds.
I think that was a very fair estimate.

Today at 11 months --

1) My Yorkie weighs 9 or 10 pounds.
2) One litter brother weighs 6 pounds.
3) Another litter brother weighs 5 pounds.

I could have registered my pup - but since he is a pet and I am not going to breed or show him, I choose not to register him.

I could care less about any DNA testing......and wouldn't have paid a penny more for that information.

Good luck! Carol Jean
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