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Originally Posted by SnowWa First of all -- let's get real! Very small little Yorkies do have more health problems than larger Yorkies do. If you think differently, I like you to spend 10 minutes with my vet. Quoting him, "A lot of people would like to argue this point, but I'm the one who sees them and takes care of the little sick ones."
And - yes - of course, a lot of little (tiny) Yorkies are healthy.
*** My Yorkie is 12 pounds - a whooping 12 pounds - and he is still very small (yes he is!). I have grown to really love his size. And, you can't believe how many people who know him want one the exact same size that he is. He is a delightful, healthy, friendly, loveable, affectionate little pet. I couldn't have asked for more. And - I am being truthful when I say, he is still a very little dog. He just isn't very big at all!
It's funny that we want to discount the price of a Yorkie that is larger than 7 pounds -- but turn around and charge more for a little Yorkie that is smaller than 5 pounds........ what's wrong with this picture!
Carol Jean |
I agree, I've commented on that before too.
How many times are people willing to pay more to get less, except for yorkies.
However, I do fine it refreshing to find someone who is concerned about the health problems of a "small" 5 to 6 pound yorkie. After having so many people reject the "large" 5 to 6 pounders in favor of the tiny ones.
It just goes to show you, size is all relevant.