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HeatherHamptons · 07-12-2005, 12:11 PM

I applaud (sp) all of you who breed. I would be a puddle of never ending tears if I had to let them all go.

It takes a strong person to breed.

red98vett · 07-12-2005, 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by YorkieRose

There are days I could put a sign in the yard...."Free Yorkies, adults and puppies"..but then I make them all go to their room and have time out.
Right now, Clemmie is so eager to play with Char's girls that she is sitting and barking at the door for me to open..so I open it, then she tries to pull the bedding out of the pen and the toys..she starts licking their faces and Char wants her out of the room.."stop doing my job"...so I make her leave and shut the door...and she starts all over again barking to get in...

It is soooo very hard to let certain ones go...they are all precious, but some come out just like ones you have had in the past..so sweet and perfect, never causing a minutes trouble...Whisper was one of them..and the only person who could have her was RiniW.

At the moment I do not see me parting with Char's girls..they are her last litter.

In case anyone wants to see special Whisper - HERE she is - What an angel.....look at this face ! PAt - I've had this pic from the first avatar I made you way back when

JUDY's2yorkies · 07-12-2005, 12:14 PM

When I called my breeder she really put me thru the wringer,I never asked how much$ for a puppy,but she informed me that I had to have a puppy savings account and proof of it,for $1,500.00 after cost of puppy, that she didnt let her babies go to anyone that couldn't afford to give them the proper care a,d that we never know what these little snots can get into..When I picked the first one up, she asked to see the savings book,then sold us our baby,sence then I have bought 3,but only the first required a savings account,now I just make sure I have it

YorkieRini · 07-12-2005, 12:19 PM

[QUOTE=YorkieRose]There are days I could put a sign in the yard...."Free Yorkies, adults and puppies"..

Pat,

I had to laugh reading that. I confess I've felt the same way like when I have a new hole in my dry wall or in the middle of the night I step on a little terd that didn't make it to the pee pad

..lol..But then I look at them and the all stop and look at me like 'What..???'

God love'em!!
Irene

YorkieRini · 07-12-2005, 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by red98vett

In case anyone wants to see special Whisper - HERE she is - What an angel.....look at this face ! PAt - I've had this pic from the first avatar I made you way back when

Oooooh..that's Whisper. She's a beauty!!!

dianne · 07-12-2005, 12:35 PM

Well I think in my opinion Its everyones choice to sell their puppies I couldnt do it myself and thats why I could never have been a breeder.bUT THE OTHER WAY i LOOK AT IT IF IT WASNT FOR BREEDERS I wouldnt have prudence and there are some wonderful breeders out there.

dianne

sunshine22 · 07-12-2005, 06:32 PM

I don't know how often it happens but I don't want Sunshine to get pregnant because I'm afraid she would die giving birth.
Breeders themselves are a special breed!
I'm thankful for them.

Jeniferlee · 07-12-2005, 07:00 PM

I am so thankful for all honest, downhome, loving breeders. What would we do without them! I for one would be a lonely momma, with only human babies. It takes a special person who cares about dogs to actually care what happens to their babies. My sister breeds American Bull Dogs in TN and when she has a litter she makes folks give her their life history. Because just as there are puppymills there are buyers who aren't much nicer. She was snowballed a few times and learned this the hard way.
I thank god for loving, caring breeders! It is like nursings and soldiers-we need them but I could never be one!

centralnewyorki · 07-13-2005, 05:52 AM

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Originally Posted by red98vett

In case anyone wants to see special Whisper - HERE she is - What an angel.....look at this face ! PAt - I've had this pic from the first avatar I made you way back when

Wow! She is beautiful- such an angelic face.

I've often thought about how difficult it would be to give away puppies after you've helped raise them. Just out of curiosity- how long do the yorkie moms "mourn" after you sell one of their babies?

YorkieRose · 07-13-2005, 06:49 AM

My mothers show little signs of being upset. Perhaps, because they leave a bit later..if they left at 7/8 weeks, I do think they would react more. Around 7/8 weeks they start spending more and more time away from them...they jump up on a couch or chair so they can not get to them.. by 12/16 weeks they seem fine...at least I have never had a mother pine away and not eat..sometimes they will look in the puppy bed and then go back to what they were doing.

07-12-2005, 12:11 PM	#16
HeatherHamptons Got Yorkie? Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Virginia Posts: 923	I applaud (sp) all of you who breed. I would be a puddle of never ending tears if I had to let them all go. It takes a strong person to breed. __________________ R.I.P sweet Prince.. You are dearly missed. My heart breaks thinking of you, but i know you're in a peaceful place. We love you sooooo much sweet boy

07-12-2005, 12:14 PM	#18
JUDY's2yorkies YT Addict Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Logan Utah Posts: 280	how to sell babies When I called my breeder she really put me thru the wringer,I never asked how much$ for a puppy,but she informed me that I had to have a puppy savings account and proof of it,for $1,500.00 after cost of puppy, that she didnt let her babies go to anyone that couldn't afford to give them the proper care a,d that we never know what these little snots can get into..When I picked the first one up, she asked to see the savings book,then sold us our baby,sence then I have bought 3,but only the first required a savings account,now I just make sure I have it

07-12-2005, 12:35 PM	#21
dianne YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 1,002	I couldn't sell them Well I think in my opinion Its everyones choice to sell their puppies I couldnt do it myself and thats why I could never have been a breeder.bUT THE OTHER WAY i LOOK AT IT IF IT WASNT FOR BREEDERS I wouldnt have prudence and there are some wonderful breeders out there. dianne

07-12-2005, 06:32 PM	#22
sunshine22 YT Addict Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Florida Posts: 388	I don't know how often it happens but I don't want Sunshine to get pregnant because I'm afraid she would die giving birth. Breeders themselves are a special breed! I'm thankful for them. __________________ I my little Sunshine ...!

07-12-2005, 07:00 PM	#23
Jeniferlee Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: In da UP of Michigan Posts: 346	I am so thankful for all honest, downhome, loving breeders. What would we do without them! I for one would be a lonely momma, with only human babies. It takes a special person who cares about dogs to actually care what happens to their babies. My sister breeds American Bull Dogs in TN and when she has a litter she makes folks give her their life history. Because just as there are puppymills there are buyers who aren't much nicer. She was snowballed a few times and learned this the hard way. I thank god for loving, caring breeders! It is like nursings and soldiers-we need them but I could never be one! __________________ "Happiness is a choice that requires effort at times."-Anon

07-12-2005, 12:19 PM	#19
YorkieRini Livin' La Yorkie Local Donating Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: NE Ohio Posts: 1,607	[QUOTE=YorkieRose]There are days I could put a sign in the yard...."Free Yorkies, adults and puppies".. Pat, I had to laugh reading that. I confess I've felt the same way like when I have a new hole in my dry wall or in the middle of the night I step on a little terd that didn't make it to the pee pad ..lol..But then I look at them and the all stop and look at me like 'What..???' God love'em!! Irene

07-13-2005, 06:49 AM	#25
YorkieRose No Longer a Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: South Florida Posts: 8,577	moms My mothers show little signs of being upset. Perhaps, because they leave a bit later..if they left at 7/8 weeks, I do think they would react more. Around 7/8 weeks they start spending more and more time away from them...they jump up on a couch or chair so they can not get to them.. by 12/16 weeks they seem fine...at least I have never had a mother pine away and not eat..sometimes they will look in the puppy bed and then go back to what they were doing.