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Originally Posted by stewartdogs I don't understand why a pure breed Yorkie costs $900 either. (Don't get me wrong...I have paid it, but I don't understand it). Why would a pure Yorkie that comes from somewhat good blood lines be worth $900, but a mix breed that comes from wonderful blood lines be worth much less. I don't understand the whole system of putting a price on a dog. Just like a Yorkie pup (pure) with great bloodlines and no complications at birth or after will sell for $1500, and we all think the pup is worth it. But you have another breed with just as good bloodlines and no complications at birth and the pups are only worth $400. I just don't get that. Isn't it simply about the popularity of the breed? It seems like there is a double standard when it comes to the price of a pup. Plus, didn't a lot of the breeds we have today begin by mixing one breed with another?
Am I making any sense? Just something to think about.
I don't intend for this to sound rude or judgemental...just food for thought.
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I believe it's due to the popularity of the breed. It's supply and demand.