Question about a breeder

[love_me_cody]

You know what is funny? I posted a comment on YouTube to one of yorkymom's comment and then she blocked me! lol... I just said how can she sell her puppies as tcups for $3000 (4lber)-$5000 (2lber) and she doesn't have the best quality.Then I listed show breeders with a lesser price range and better quality. Just to show that she is milking people for money.... I also listed puppy sites that sell cheaper...

[lulababy]

Originally Posted by love_me_cody

You know what is funny? I posted a comment on YouTube to one of yorkymom's comment and then she blocked me! lol... I just said how can she sell her puppies as tcups for $3000 (4lber)-$5000 (2lber) and she doesn't have the best quality.Then I listed show breeders with a lesser price range and better quality. Just to show that she is milking people for money.... I also listed puppy sites that sell cheaper...

haha id love to see your comment in full... but it was probably posted a long time ago and you cant find it.

i JSUT came across her on youtube.. she is still up to it. i cant find her main site though? i dont get how she is selling puppies through youtube???

[cesar49]

Originally Posted by rachelsyorkie

youtube.com its yorkymom & the video i saw w/a dog w/alot of black said beautiful male pup. They also change color as they get older & look different in pics & video, its best to go in person. I think micro & tea cup are being used to describe a yorkie under akc standard weight, the runt. There is usually one tiny per litter-the runt. I dont think that it is bad to purchase the runt & w/proper care I think they can be very healthy happy pets. I dont think they should do some of the things they do to try to keep the weight down on pups to get more money, not saying that breeder does but those who might. I kinda think of it like this, I had a 9lb baby & you had a 5lb, if neither of us smoked, we both took our vitamins & ate right, we both had healthy babies just different sizes but if you didnt nurish your body like you should have then your baby may have problems. If the breeder is feeding good food & vitamins, taking care of mom then all pups should be healthy, the little one may need extra care since it might get pushed off by sibblings & miss a needed meal. Am I making scense? I dont breed, but I am thinking about it after all the bad experience I've witnessed & all the scams I've seen-we need some good breeders. Good luck.

you are SO right about proper nutrition for puppies .. i think many of the illnesses are related to poor diet. especially the first 6 months

[Rosieholden]

Does anyone out there have a dog from Yorkiemom? I've seen the stuff on Youtube and look great. I'd like to actually hear from someone who has or had one of her dogs.
I'm thinking about buying one of them. I know they are pretty pricey, but from what I've seen and what she says, they look well taken care of an healthy.
Thanks for your feedback in advance!

[amandawash]

Originally Posted by Rosieholden

Does anyone out there have a dog from Yorkiemom? I've seen the stuff on Youtube and look great. I'd like to actually hear from someone who has or had one of her dogs.
I'm thinking about buying one of them. I know they are pretty pricey, but from what I've seen and what she says, they look well taken care of an healthy.
Thanks for your feedback in advance!

Please do some research on yorkies before you shell out $4000 for a "micro-mini." You need to speak with a REPUTABLE breeder that breeds yorkies to the standard. You can go to Yorkshire Terrier Club of America and learn about yorkies and what to look for in a breeder. Just because she says they are taken care of and healthy does not mean anything. Also check out the sick and injured section of this forum, and you can see first hand what you could possibly be dealing with when purchasing from a backyard breeder....

[bildio]

Dog Breeder Showcase - Pets by video

[amandawash]

Originally Posted by bildio

Dog Breeder Showcase - Pets by video

I am sorry but those yorkies look HUGE!! Is she selling a 2lb PUP as a "micro-mini"???? A 4lb PUP as a "teacup"?? Wow, wonder how many people she's taken......

[Rae Rae]

I think I know exactly what video your talking about! Can you post a link?

[Mardelin]

Originally Posted by amandawash

Please do some research on yorkies before you shell out $4000 for a "micro-mini." You need to speak with a REPUTABLE breeder that breeds yorkies to the standard. You can go to Yorkshire Terrier Club of America and learn about yorkies and what to look for in a breeder. Just because she says they are taken care of and healthy does not mean anything. Also check out the sick and injured section of this forum, and you can see first hand what you could possibly be dealing with when purchasing from a backyard breeder....

Great advice. Great YTCA breeder/exhibitors in Florida

I personally don't advocate obtaining your new family member from the internet.

[dopey0965]

I have read quit a few of these responses and I have to say to anyone wanting to buy a pup from a different state from a breeder you do not know Get to know them first.
I took 9mths getting to know yorkymom and she is a real animal lover of all animals and she is a real as they come. I bought my Yorkie from her after 9mths she is friendly keeps in-touch and is always there to guide or help in anyway. I posted a pic of my baby girl Gabriella if you look at how thick her coat is and it is soft and silky she is 6x6 perfectly square shape and my vet said in all her years she is the most solid and healthy teacup Yorkie, she has ever seen and my vet said "teacup yorkie" because thats what everyone refers them as and that her coat is so thick and healthy that she gives my breeder a A+++++. I say to anyone who wants a little Yorkie you can trust that you will get a quality pup from her and she would not let me have her till she was just about 16wks because of her size and travel she is very caring and make sure that her baby's can handle the travel and that they go to someone responsible and caring as well. She even send personal videos of your baby and I watched her change and develop over skypes video calls.
I do hope this helps anyone with doubts of her reputation as a caring breeder.
Thanks

[Mardelin]

Originally Posted by dopey0965

I have read quit a few of these responses and I have to say to anyone wanting to buy a pup from a different state from a breeder you do not know Get to know them first.
I took 9mths getting to know yorkymom and she is a real animal lover of all animals and she is a real as they come. I bought my Yorkie from her after 9mths she is friendly keeps in-touch and is always there to guide or help in anyway. I posted a pic of my baby girl Gabriella if you look at how thick her coat is and it is soft and silky she is 6x6 perfectly square shape and my vet said in all her years she is the most solid and healthy teacup Yorkie, she has ever seen and my vet said "teacup yorkie" because thats what everyone refers them as and that her coat is so thick and healthy that she gives my breeder a A+++++. I say to anyone who wants a little Yorkie you can trust that you will get a quality pup from her and she would not let me have her till she was just about 16wks because of her size and travel she is very caring and make sure that her baby's can handle the travel and that they go to someone responsible and caring as well. She even send personal videos of your baby and I watched her change and develop over skypes video calls.
I do hope this helps anyone with doubts of her reputation as a caring breeder.
Thanks

This is a very old thread, i think this person has already found her breeder.

[dopey0965]

Originally Posted by amandawash

I am sorry but those yorkies look HUGE!! Is she selling a 2lb PUP as a "micro-mini"???? A 4lb PUP as a "teacup"?? Wow, wonder how many people she's taken......

They do look big in some of the videos or pics but it is not the case my baby looked huge but she in fact was smaller than I expected. I can defiantly say I was not taken I got exactly what I wanted and expected. She lets you do live video, if ever a doubt call her she is very caring and will talk to anyone with any concerns about her or her pups.

[BamaFan121s]

Once again a really old post--in this case, 2 years old almost, is found and bumped up by a brand new member who jumps right in to offering their high praise for the breeder in question.

If I had a dollar for everytime that's happened, I'd be rich!

As with the other instances where this happens, this new member will not likely post again after he/she has had a say on this thread. And like with other instances, these types of posts/input are never really taken seriously by members here...thank goodness. Very suspect, don't you think?

[dopey0965]

Originally Posted by Rosieholden

Does anyone out there have a dog from Yorkiemom? I've seen the stuff on Youtube and look great. I'd like to actually hear from someone who has or had one of her dogs.
I'm thinking about buying one of them. I know they are pretty pricey, but from what I've seen and what she says, they look well taken care of an healthy.
Thanks for your feedback in advance!

I have a yorkie from her and highly recomend for anyone, It took me a couple years to find the right breeder but I spent 9mths getting to know her and watching her other pups and then I got my BEAUTIFUL little girl.

[Mardelin]

Originally Posted by BamaFan121s

Once again a really old post--in this case, 2 years old almost, is found and bumped up by a brand new member who jumps right in to offering their high praise for the breeder in question.

If I had a dollar for everytime that's happened, I'd be rich!

As with the other instances where this happens, this new member will not likely post again after he/she has had a say on this thread. And like with other instances, these types of posts/input are never really taken seriously by members here...thank goodness. Very suspect, don't you think?

Ya think?

Could it be sales need a boost?