Well you must not read the website either and I dont own a female under 4 lbs.. dang you people love to bash breeders you know nothing about.

I take pictures off as they are sold and do not plan on changing that.. If you dont see pictures then we dont have pups.. This forum has not changed my mind about my breeding polices or website at all..

Are potential buyers allowed to come to your home?

well i never said you couldnt come to my house you didnt want the make the 3 hour drive and as for ear mites well it happens and I do a monthly treatment on my adults to try and prevent this but sometimes it gets by.. as for coccida well all dogs have it and is very east to treat.. and you should of notified me about these issues and your pup might not even of been from my breeding as for my website is shared

jadsdelights
 

All serious buyers can come to my home.. but dont waste my time with your nonsense

I'm not going to bash you, but, I do have a question. On your females(breeding), why do you use a (I think it said 12 lb) female to breed?
Thanks

jadsdelights
 

You dont know me and have no right to slander me that I am not a reputable, ethical breeder.. If you learn to read you would see this website is shared by several breeders and yes I am the one that breeds the chocolate yorkie and proud of it just because you cant show them doesnt mean there is anything wrong with them. As for shots I give my own so the expense for me is no where near what a vet will charge unless you have a vet that gives free shots but I know in my area vet visits alone just to walk in door cost $45 and up and that dont include anything. So dont try and say shots are cheap. As for two breeds well hate to tell you but most people in the dog world own more than one breed of dog and it does not affect the quality of pups we produce. Just because we have a 3 lb female does not mean she was bred which in fact she wasnt mine but a pup I produced and not she was never used for breeding. I have been in the show world for many of my younger years and am very good at picking possible show pups so what if no one shows at least the quality is there.. I have many many repeat customers so say what you will but you dont know me or my dogs.. you just have to much time on your hands and like to put negative imput on all breeders not at your level.

phfjkl
 

As for my bigger females I know what they are out of and yes they are bigger but bred to the right male they produce nice pups.. and actually I do have clients that prefer a larger yorkie.

I'm sorry, but I find that very disturbing. :(

jadsdelights
 

Well I find living in the country very nice and my dogs seem to think so too..

I was just asking. My 14 lb yorkie(that I love to death) was supposed to be 4 lbs. the only problem I have with her is picking her up..:(

Sorry, but, even some of the best kennels have dogs that have earmites. I had 2 yorkies that came from a nice place, and they both had earmites when I got them.

Not the earmites aspect, the fact that anyone's dogs would be in frequent contact with wild animals and ferral cats.:rolleyes: Sorry, I wasn't very clear.

Yorkie
 

How big was your baby when you got her? I went to several breeders that tried to tell me they had pups that where only going to be 5 to 6 lbs and when I got there they pups where already 3 and 4 lbs at 10wk so I told them what I thought but they still swore they would only be 5 to 6 lbs but I knew better but unfortunatly alot of newbies would belive it.

yorkie
 

well as for contact I wasnt clear they dont actually have touch contact but the area they run is visited by wild animals