Who is looking for a female Biewer puppy?

[Sean]

Dressing up males is not an issue with my clients or my wife. They will dress them males up in a second and I am proud to say that are males are very secure in there masculinity.

When the phone rings it is always about a female and size, but when they come to see them that changes alot. For some reason when under the spot light our males always shine. First time yorkie owners sometimes lean toword males as with seasoned yorkie owners they would like females most of the time. We also do real well with guys who are being forced to get a yorkie by there wife/girlfriend, once I show them the males and there attitudes.I myself like female yorkies in the breed due to alot of above posts. In big dogs the (lipstick) dosn't get on you as much. Yeah, get over it its life but I don't like the (lipstick) on my arm either.

Now if you can't get rid of your female Biewers I would say there is the factor that people are wanting the $/breeding and the real small females are not good for this. There are only a small amount of people who will pay big $ for a dog with no return. This is my opinion only!
Sean

[scrapindee]

I have 50 folks inquiring for every female biewer. This is just a hypothethical discussion. That is why it is here and not in the breeder section.

Maybe the question I should be asking: I have one female biewer. Why should "you" be the one I sell to? Probably should start a new thread.....but we'll see if I get any response to this.

[hha]

Because it's me..

[scrapindee]

Oh my.

[MyFairLacy]

Originally Posted by scrapindee

I have 50 folks inquiring for every female biewer. This is just a hypothethical discussion. That is why it is here and not in the breeder section.

Maybe the question I should be asking: I have one female biewer. Why should "you" be the one I sell to? Probably should start a new thread.....but we'll see if I get any response to this.

In response to who should get the puppy, I guess whoever you think would be the best home for that individual puppy. Now, how you decide who would be the best home, I don't know...that would be hard. I always wonder how breeders can know for sure that someone would make a good home for their puppies...even if you share e-mails, phone conversations, and visits in person - how do you learn enough about that person to know who they really are?

[AmyChristine]

This just got so much more interesting, that is the question isn't it?

[Lillium]

Originally Posted by MyFairLacy

In response to who should get the puppy, I guess whoever you think would be the best home for that individual puppy. Now, how you decide who would be the best home, I don't know...that would be hard. I always wonder how breeders can know for sure that someone would make a good home for their puppies...even if you share e-mails, phone conversations, and visits in person - how do you learn enough about that person to know who they really are?

From my personal experience buying Suzy, the breeder knew that she was coming to a good home because Suzy's mother jumped up into my arms and apparently she never does that for anyone apart from the breeder, not even the rest of her family. So that sealed the deal for her. Because her dogs loved me she let me take one. Oh and we'd had about 10+ phone calls and emails talking about them, each phone call lasted for 15 minutes plus.

I guess that's one way of figuring it out, dogs are great judges of character.

[MyFairLacy]

Originally Posted by Lillium

From my personal experience buying Suzy, the breeder knew that she was coming to a good home because Suzy's mother jumped up into my arms and apparently she never does that for anyone apart from the breeder, not even the rest of her family. So that sealed the deal for her. Because her dogs loved me she let me take one. Oh and we'd had about 10+ phone calls and emails talking about them, each phone call lasted for 15 minutes plus.

I guess that's one way of figuring it out, dogs are great judges of character.

Yeah, I guess all you can do is try to get to know the potential buyer the best you can. When I bought my newest cat, I e-mailed back and forth with her breeder several times (LONG e-mails from both of us each time) and visited with her in person once for like an hour and a half. And then continued to e-mail for a couple more weeks before I picked Sophie up. So I guess that's all you can do is try to get to know them well and pick the best home for the puppy

[pea496]

I believe I am an excellent pet owner because my dad said that when he comes back to earth, he wants to come back as my dog!!!!

[Nikki+2]

When I got my first yorkie I wanted a girl and I'll admit that a big reason was the cute clothes. I'm a girly girl and I wanted a little girl drenched in pink. Now, having a girl and two boys, of course I love them all but I much prefer the boys. IMO boys are by far the sweeter affectionate sex. Mine do not lift their legs and I've certainly never noticed that their urine was any different than Gracie's. I do love the little girl's smooth bellies but I would take a little boy any day.

[hha]

Originally Posted by Nikki+2

When I got my first yorkie I wanted a girl and I'll admit that a big reason was the cute clothes. I'm a girly girl and I wanted a little girl drenched in pink. Now, having a girl and two boys, of course I love them all but I much prefer the boys. IMO boys are by far the sweeter affectionate sex. Mine do not lift their legs and I've certainly never noticed that their urine was any different than Gracie's. I do love the little girl's smooth bellies but I would take a little boy any day.

There you go Dee, send a boy to Nikki

[Nikki+2]

LOL, sorry Dee, this thread was so long I just skimmed it and missed the question you were trying to ask.

[scrapindee]

Thats ok Nikki. I liked Pea496's answer, a lot.

I think this is a good discussion. Lot of interesting discussion. I find it hard sometimes to say this is the person.....sometimes it seems so obvious.

[MyFairLacy]

Originally Posted by pea496

I believe I am an excellent pet owner because my dad said that when he comes back to earth, he wants to come back as my dog!!!!

LOL My friends and family say that too!

[Jasper_and_Mom]

Originally Posted by hha

My male has never marked(getting them neutered before maturity is the way to stop that), and my female humped more than my male ever has..?? infact, she's the one that goes in my back yard and marks the whole back yard, lifting her leg and then shuffling her feet when she's done, while the little boy is out there running all over the yard

Does that mean if I get my newly acquired 13 month old male yorkie neutered now it is too late???? I hope not! I love him to pieces, but would like the territorial marking to stop.