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Question by Twizzler
Submitted on 5/23/2004
Related FAQ: rec.pets.dogs: Yorkshire Terriers Breed-FAQ
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Where can i get a teacup yorkie for $500 or less





Answer by sasha
Submitted on 5/24/2004
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I wouldn't want one that was 500... that's way below the going rate




Answer by Ben
Submitted on 6/10/2004
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Considering buying a pup from

Yorkiepup.com (Jeff Dane)?

Consider the facts below.

1 - My first-hand experience.

Jeff is a puppy mill breeder who

presents himself online as a

compassionate and responsible

person, but once he has your

money, you're pretty much an

annoyance to him.
I bought a pup from him. It

died in 2 weeks from a

vet-confirmed birth defect. Jeff

was rude, uncaring, and blew up

when we asked for compensation for

the 700.00 in vet bills. Sound

like a compassionate person to

you?

2 - Do a google search on him.

See the SPAM that he posts

advertising his business. Also

take note that "other people"

often post on his behalf, but

textually sound a lot like Jeff

himself. Also note that Jeff

sells farm equipment. If somebody

starts speaking out against him on

a bulletin board, suddenly the

thread is spammed with a bunch of

farm-equipment information, and

the thread is locked. Also look

at the source code of his website,

might be of interest. His writing

presents him as more of a psycho

than a compassionate breeder.

3 - Jeff was previously in the

monster-truck biz, until he quit

because it wasn't lucrative enough

(all info taken from online

research, i.e. GOOGLE). So he got

into a more lucrative business -

puppy mills. In his words, "MONEY

MOTIVATES!!"

4 - After one day of posting these

messages, I have been contacted by

several other people who have had

similar experiences in buying his

puppies.

BE SMART. DON'T GIVE YOUR MONEY

TO A CON-MAN.

feel free to email me =)




Answer by lbear
Submitted on 6/19/2004
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We bought a dog a year ago from Jeff. My daughters yorkie pup died last year from another breeder. We thought we found a good breeder in Jeff. Paid a $1000 for Bart (notice all his pups have a rotation of names) He knew how important it was NOT to get a sick puppy. He did seem to rush us at his house. Not two hours after leaving on the trip home we heard a strange cough. We called him immediately. "He didn't have a cough at in my care." Told me to give him some baby cough med. Monday took him to the vet sure enough he had kennel cough. Long story short. This took 3 months to clear up and $1500 in vet bills. He almost died. Between the vet and I we had to give him nebulizer treatments w/meds 3 times a day. Anytime I called Jeff he was rude, said the vets were in it for money. My vet felt sorry for us and stopped charging. He's a great puppy now. But when we want to add another yorkie - we won't go back to Jeff.
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