How to go about studding my little guy.

[mayfateleadyou]

And I mean often as when mating in heat for seperation. Have runners for each one.

[bjh]

Originally Posted by marcerella02

i am a bit concerned about the breeder you got him from. From what i have learned here on YT responsible breeders don't breed females that small and don't keep their dogs in kennels.. they keep them in their houses. So perhaps you would be better off getting advice from someone here on YT.. there are MANY wonderful people on here who know a lot about breeding and i'm sure they would be happy to help!

I agree....I would be very leery of anyone who would breed a female that small. Most ethical and educated breeders will not breed a female under 5 lbs. It also sounds like she might be a puppy broker.

[Rae Rae]

Could you tell us who your breeder is?

[Epsilon]

Originally Posted by Rae Rae

Could you tell us who your breeder is?

She said her name is Judy Levia.

[Epsilon]

I take back my recommendation of contacting your breeder now that I hear she bred such a small female.

[daisy mae06]

His daddy was 3.4lbs and his mommy was only 2.9. He was the smallest in the litter, and the vet told me maybe 3lbs if he eats alot, which he doesn't.

Sorry Breeding a female that small is not responsible !

[marcerella02]

Originally Posted by mayfateleadyou

And I mean often as when mating in heat for seperation. Have runners for each one.

TOTALLY understandable.. but something tells me these pups are there all the time.... could be wrong.. and i hope i am.

[Epsilon]

I'm not a breeder, but isn't it also irresponsible for the male to be larger than the female?

[ringoandmommy]

My puppy, the one I want to breed isn't from her dogs. It's from a breeder in Arkansas that she bought the litter from. I probably should have mentioned that before, but it totally slipped my mind.



Here's the link to her website:
Yorkshire Terrier - Yorkie Puppies for Sale


I don't want her to look bad, she's a lovely lady. Her kennels aren't even like kennels either, it's like a whole other house. Alot of the puppies were in fact in her house, but when they're very young, she keeps them away from anyone but herself and her husband and the vet.




They play with them all the time. She also breeds maltese. I don't think that she breeds the coton de tulears, I think she buys those. She wouldn't admit it, but I think she bought my baby's litter because she was angry at the breeder, because there hasn't been an "outside litter" listed on her site since then.



I'm making myself look like such a spaz.
;D



I should be more clear next time.

[mingtoy]

Originally Posted by maxmom

Hi Mingtoy and welcome to YT, I'll start just as Judy in Waco did, ..."Oh boy", I by no means are a breeder or my Max a stud, in my case, I only wanted to keep for my self a baby from Max, it 's impossible not to get emotionally involved in the process, and not to fall in love with the babies, I did not do my research, or thought about the consequences before getting a girl for Max,and now regret it.
I meet,a 6 m/o baby boy, diagnosed with liver shunt, that his mom also has, but has no symptoms, it was only discovered when the baby had to be rushed to the vet and they started investigating his parents' health.
I can't tell you what to do, since I'm not experienced in this matter, I would just suggest you do lots of research before making the decision, and even after you decide, research some more.
Good luck.

Sorry but I am not the person who asked the question .

[ringoandmommy]

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That's from her "About Us" on the website.

[bjh]

Originally Posted by Epsilon

I'm not a breeder, but isn't it also irresponsible for the male to be larger than the female?

The male being larger is not a problem. Many responsible show breeders will use a little larger male if he has excellent qualities needed in a breeding program. That is part of the problem with Yorkies today, everyone keeps breeding them down in size and they are getting more and more unsound. There is so much more to consider when selecting a male for breeding than just size.

[chachi]

Originally Posted by Epsilon

I'm not a breeder, but isn't it also irresponsible for the male to be larger than the female?

Theres not that much size difference between the male and the female so I really dont think that matters from reading breeder posts on here about size differences. That female is too small to breed though. I think the tiny yorkie have become a cash comodity because there seems to be so many breeders breeding for them

[mayfateleadyou]

Originally Posted by marcerella02

TOTALLY understandable.. but something tells me these pups are there all the time.... could be wrong.. and i hope i am.

I'm totally with you on that fact.

[Epsilon]

Originally Posted by chachi

Theres not that much size difference between the male and the female so I really dont think that matters from reading breeder posts on here about size differences. That female is too small to breed though. I think the tiny yorkie have become a cash comodity because there seems to be so many breeders breeding for them

Oh ok. And I definitely agree that the female is way too small to breed.