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Looking For Yorkiepoo In The South Hi everyone. This is my first post. I have browsed your great forum. I am looking for a female yorkiepoo as a gift for my daughter-in-law. We live in central Louisiana, but are willing to travel to maybe Texas, Mississippi, or somewhere not too far. If anyone knows of someone who has a female, please e-mail me with info. She does not have to have papers, as she will strictly be a pet. Thanks! |
A yorkiepoo can not have papers it is a mix breed {mutt}. Lily is one though and I love her to death she is a great pup. |
Welcome to YT!!! Try looking in the Yorkies for sale section! |
Hi! Welcome to YT, I have a yorkie poo (but he came from a pet store before I knew about puppy mills). I haven't found any reputable yorkie poo breeders that do all the health screenings, so my best suggestion would be to check on petfinder.com :) They always have lots of yorkie poodle mixes who need great homes and many are usually young or puppies :) Yorkie Poos are very cute! I hope you find the one you're looking for! |
Definitely check into rescues and shelters on PF. I have a yorkie poo boy who was adopted. I don't think most reputable breeders would breed "yorkiepoos" since they are basically a mutt. |
Please check petfinder.com for yorkie mixes and poodle mixes (there are a lot of yorkie/poodle mixes on there). There are puppies, adults, and older dogs in need of homes. No reputable breeder intentionally breeds mixed breed dogs...only byb's and puppymills do that purposely. So if you really want this specific mix, look into rescue. |
I see them on craigslist from time to time. |
I would def check in sheltors and rescues |
Yorkie/Poodle Mixes http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/...petid=10068893 http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/...?petid=9701433 http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/...petid=10084939 http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/...?petid=9945967 http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/...?petid=9994435 And there are tons of purebred yorkies & poodles (even lots of puppies) on petfinder in need of adoption. There are also other yorkie mixes and poodle mixes as well |
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This is my yorkie poo :) He looks more poodle than yorkie to me :p, but he has fine yorkie hairs running through the poodle hair, it's so funny! |
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Is a dog something your DIL has been considering for a while, and is ready to take on the care? Check your local yorkie rescue org. they occassionaly get mixes. |
You would be surprised what a hard time we are having finding a reasonably priced Yorkiepoo! They are now considered "Designer" dogs, and the prices are outrageous. Most breeders have them priced more than their pure Yorkies. |
People don't see past "designer" to realize its a mutt, are stupid enough to fall into the "designer" term and pay more $$. Someone at the park said a friend of hers paid about $2000 for a Morkie *shrug* |
on our locale tv website where i check the classifieds often they have them all the time. i was so surpised at the prices on some of them. most i see on there are raised in the home . if you want to check it out go to www.wral.com it is in nc |
You have to keep checking...My sister had gotten in to the breeding, she wasn't a puppy mill, nor was she a backyard breeder, but a lot of people in the area were looking for small dogs and were undecided, yorkie/maltese..so, for 4 breedings, she did the morkies, they were always spoken for before they were even born, but, the last litter I think was almost 5 years ago, she only did the breeding a short time, then gave it up...she always liked the mixes better than the purebreds.. |
Please don't fall into the whole "designer dog" fad...they are mixed breed dogs, and anyone breeding them purposely is not a reputable breeder. Please take your time and research and find a reputable breeder....mainly to make sure you get a healthy puppy. You wouldn't believe how many health problems our toy breeds have becauase of irresponsible breeders. And these "designer dogs" are NOT healthier than purebreds. Backyard breeders do NO health screening on their dogs and most toy breeds have similar genetic problems so you are just as likely to get an unhealthy mixed breed as an unhealthy purebred...especially if you buy from a bad breeder. Buying from a reputable breeder that health screens their dogs gives you a MUCH higher chance of getting a healthy dog. Also, is this puppy a surprise for you DIL? A puppy does not make a good gift. It's so important for the person to know they want a puppy & be able to research and pick out the puppy themselves. Many puppies given as gifts end up rehomed after the newness wears off. Please let your DIL search for her puppy with you |
Now, I do have to say, yes, my sister did do health screenings on hers, and out of the 4 litters(the youngest ones are almost 4 or 5 years now, they're all healthy little dogs..But, she only charged $400 or $450 for hers...she really never made much money on hers..Make sure this is what your d=i=l wants though.. |
Yes, my daughter-in-law wants a Yorkiepoo. She has wanted one for years. She is a very responsible person, has 2 children, and is a nurse. She is not falling into the designer dog trap. She just wants one. There are some reputable breeders out there who do the testing. Believe me, I know about testing and so forth. I have 2 show cockers, and the breeder did all the testing. |
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