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FL Tink · 04-07-2008, 04:57 PM

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Originally Posted by staryorkie

We also breed some of the puppies over here on our location. We have one sire - Eli and two dams - Booba and Hiedi.
Heidi has now 4 puppies that are ready to go and you can see their pictures and info on our website. www.staryorkie.com

We love our babies more then everything and do a great job finding good homes for them. That is why many people choose to adopt our babies after they come and see the way we handle our babies and how nice and clean our place is.
if you want to come and visit our kennel just give us a call and we will be happy to set a time for your visit.

Ben Ashel
Star Yorkie Kennel
puppies@staryorkie.com
www.staryorkie.com

So, I am curious, Did baby Teddi get is liver shunt from
Eli and Booba or Eli and Heidi??

or did Teddi come from a puppy mill???

Totally pathetic

staryorkie · 04-08-2008, 11:50 PM

Congenital shunts occur more commonly in purebred dogs
than in mixed breeds; miniature schnauzers, Yorkshire
Terriers, and Irish Wolfhounds appear to be at increased
risk.
As you also probably didn't know, liver shunts are not necessarily congenital.

The most important thing is that Teddy is now healthy and happy.

www.staryorkie.com
puppies@staryorkie.com

FL Tink · 04-09-2008, 01:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by staryorkie

Congenital shunts occur more commonly in purebred dogs
than in mixed breeds; miniature schnauzers, Yorkshire
Terriers, and Irish Wolfhounds appear to be at increased
risk.
As you also probably didn't know, liver shunts are not necessarily congenital.

The most important thing is that Teddy is now healthy and happy.

www.staryorkie.com
puppies@staryorkie.com

AS YOU PROBABLY DIDNT KNOW, THAT WAS OBVIOUSLY A POOR ATTEMPT AT SARCASM.
I APOLOGIZE. SO YOU DIDNT ANSWER THE QUESTION. WHERE DID TEDDY COME FROM?

urbnalbino · 04-21-2008, 05:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by staryorkie

Congenital shunts occur more commonly in purebred dogs
than in mixed breeds; miniature schnauzers, Yorkshire
Terriers, and Irish Wolfhounds appear to be at increased
risk.
As you also probably didn't know, liver shunts are not necessarily congenital.

The most important thing is that Teddy is now healthy and happy.

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YOU are telling US what WE don't know?? So, where DID little Teddy come from Ben??

lulababy · 04-21-2008, 10:23 AM

LOL ladies... this thread is sooo funny. He is obv a scamming broker. I love how he puts his little pictures at the end of his posts like we are gonna be melted by their supposed cuteness and let his BS slide

PupEPalace · 06-13-2008, 09:35 AM

I had never seen anyone do this before me when I did it about 6 years ago, but I had people tell me then they had seen it done before. I placed the pup just like any other pup I have placed, I got my new owner questionnaire and I even got the opportunity to meet the new owners since they were local. If the person that was chosen was not local they were responsible for shipping. It's kind of an attention getter to draw people to you, especially right now with the economy, everyone is telling me pups are not being bought like they use to. I have never had a pup after 3 weeks old without a deposit and I have 12 pups right now that are 5 weeks old and only 3 have deposits! I actually am getting ready to do this again now too.

04-08-2008, 11:50 PM	#32
staryorkie Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: May 2006 Location: Reseda,Los Angeles, CA Posts: 32 Blog Entries: 1	Here is something you probably didn't know. Congenital shunts occur more commonly in purebred dogs than in mixed breeds; miniature schnauzers, Yorkshire Terriers, and Irish Wolfhounds appear to be at increased risk. As you also probably didn't know, liver shunts are not necessarily congenital. The most important thing is that Teddy is now healthy and happy. www.staryorkie.com puppies@staryorkie.com Attached Thumbnails

04-21-2008, 10:23 AM	#35
lulababy bam and pebbles mommy Donating Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Florida Posts: 1,706	LOL ladies... this thread is sooo funny. He is obv a scamming broker. I love how he puts his little pictures at the end of his posts like we are gonna be melted by their supposed cuteness and let his BS slide __________________ P E B B L E S Member of PPU, The PiNk Club, The Crazy Club, & SRC Add my puppy on Myspace & Dogster! BAM BAM Soon to be member of PPU, Little Gentlemans Club, Crazy Club & SRC

06-13-2008, 09:35 AM	#36
PupEPalace BANNED! Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Felton Posts: 49	Can't say anything Good or Bad about them but I did this before too... I had never seen anyone do this before me when I did it about 6 years ago, but I had people tell me then they had seen it done before. I placed the pup just like any other pup I have placed, I got my new owner questionnaire and I even got the opportunity to meet the new owners since they were local. If the person that was chosen was not local they were responsible for shipping. It's kind of an attention getter to draw people to you, especially right now with the economy, everyone is telling me pups are not being bought like they use to. I have never had a pup after 3 weeks old without a deposit and I have 12 pups right now that are 5 weeks old and only 3 have deposits! I actually am getting ready to do this again now too.