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.....and now they're offline, what a shock. |
I dont understand why people feel that others will believe them if they make an account, and go STRAIGHT to the thread posted about them.... lol, its kinda funny if you ask me... |
Boy did they ever come to the wrong place :rolleyes: |
Hmmmm only time will tell about goldmine Yorkies. I will keep you all posted about the pup that I will get from them in January. I've already set up appointments with a vet I went to undergrad with and she will make sure the pup's health is ok! This will be my first puppy in my life and I'm hoping everything runs smoothly. Luckily my job offers a great rate on pet insurance and I have that now. So that's a relief. But like I said earlier on this thread, I went to the breeders house and stayed for about an hour and met the pups parents and had all my questions answered by the breeders. They seem genuine and truly love their own Yorkies! But you guys are right, only time will tell. I will definitely inquire about their contract and all the points you all brought up. Definitely will tell u her answers when I talk to her. |
[QUOTE=bentleymyorkie;3359715]I've heard only but great things from several different people who have purchased from they. They are clean and obviously love their yorkies. Why don't you come down from your country of CANADA and check them out and see for yourself. I'm sure you'll feel like a complete idiot after what you see. Don't speak negative about their puppies if you know NOTHING about the breeder and it's history. Thank you :)[/QUOTE. Here is only one thing concerning about their supposed health guarantee: Puppy must be took to a licensed vet within 48 hrs of receipt of puppy and call responsible for hypoglycemia.seller if there is a congenital life threatening, non-treatable condition only. A letter must come from licensed vet to seller stating diagnosis. Again, seller not What I bolded leaves the seller to "slip" out of a lot of congenital conditions. Wow your pup could test positive for liver shunt, and huh guess what that could be construed to be non life threatening. Ditto for grade 2/3/4 Lp, ditto for CERF, ditto for Legg Perthes, ditto for heart, thryoid. And there is nothing on their website which would even in the slightest entice me to travel 200o miles to purchase a pup, with no health checks, from dams n sires with no health checks, from non champions, with a breeder who doesnt' even offer a meaningfull to "me" the buyer health guarantee. |
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Of course they will be super nice to you before you pay them. how they respond to you afterward is what we are trying to warn about. Their contract is ridiculous. It covers them not you. Just remember, if *god forbids* something happens to your puppy and they do not do anything for you, which they won't, don't forget the puppy lemon law, which is LAW and they like all other citizens are held up to it. the way the contract is worded proves what kind of people they are. they do not care about the dogs, they care about their bottom line. |
Good question. Really the answer assumes that for most of us, we are very busy around the holiday season, that our focus is naturally diverse. For pups, it is best to introduce at a time when the environment is quiet, and you can devote a lot of time to accimitazing your pup to your home and immediate family. Pups do need a lot of care, which at Christmas time with trees, decorations, and visitors coming in and out you cant easily handle. |
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A reputable breeder will take the dog back at any point in its life. |
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You should never say a breeder is good or bad until you have the pup and you have had the pup checked out. What if you said here that the breeder was great...then you took your pup to the vet and found out it had a million things wrong with it? Someone may read what you wrote and decide to get the pup and find out it has issues. All I am saying is that you need to always be leary of someone trying to sell you anything. A few conversations doesn't mean someone is good/bad. I get suspicious when I see someones first post saying how great a certain breeder is and to buy from them. |
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I really like this yorkie forum. I've been reading a lot of posts on here and learning so much. Thanks to everyone that contributes on here! It's greatly appreciated! |
Another problem with bringing home a new pup at Christmas time is that, by their very nature, the decorations aren't puppy-proof! Toxic plants, candies and cookies galore, shiny ornaments and low blinking lights are pretty irresistable to pups. |
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