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But why can't the smaller ones be sold for LESS so you don't have to "discount" the larger ones? Why do you HAVE to sell the smaller ones at $1500? I just don't understand why they can't all be equal. I'm seriously just asking because most breeders I see on here state they are not doing this for the money... yet charging $1500 for puppies that they know are going to be under 5lbs and giving discounts to ones they know will not? |
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To think someone is profiting off 500 a pup is crazy! That would not even cover my vet cost. Buyers want TEACUPS..buyers use this term more than breeders |
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Doesn't it make it right I want a Cadillac for the price of a chevy :D |
How is a fair priced determined? My next add will be dog forsale for whatever you think is fair. I don't want to be to descriptive I might offend someone. |
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It's not so much making a profit as it is cutting your losses. I've been breeding for close to 3 years and have yet to break even. I have yet to have a small one to sell. I had one small one, but had him sold, not delivered, before I knew he was going to be small. |
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I believe that most show breeders are ethical and would not show or breed a dog with health issues, just as I believe that most of us so called byb's who are actually "hobby breeders", are ethical and would not breed dogs with health issues. Hobby breeders are like anyone else with a hobby, we strive to get better and better, we do it because we take pride in improving our puppies. We sell them because we cannot keep them all. |
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Probably shouldn't call it a yorkie either that would make it seem more valuable than a lab. Maybe just set them out in the Walmart parking lot with a sign "Free dogs, take one". |
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This line here kind of bugged me as I think the breeder that fell out of line this week was more of the type that Nancy1999 posts about below. Not a YTCA show breeder that would never do the things this breeder has done. I just wanted to add this so people know that not all show breeders have such bad ethics. Quote:
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Their "Code of Ethics" states that they: shall not use terms such as "teacup", "tiny specialists", "doll faced", or similar terminology in their advertising. I think all breeder should strive to meet the standards given by the mother club. They should at least know about them! :D Yorkshire Terrier Club of America Code of Ethics |
There have been other show/hobby exhibitor breeders that have fallen from grace. It would be interesting to know the percentage of hobby exhibitor breeders that have been unethical, compared to the percentage of hobby non-exhibitor breeders who have been unethical. My guess is, it would be the same. The YTCA can preach ethices, but they can not force them. If one is unethical, joining a club is not going to change them. And if one IS ethical, the lack of a club is not going to change that. I am going to make some changes to the CYTC website to include advertising eithics. However I do not believe it is going to change how the various members conduct their business. |
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Yes, that's why they have to be very careful who they let in, there's always some snake that manages to fool everyone. I'm a little disappointed that some of Yorkietalk breeders seem to be defending breeders who use terminology such as "teacups" and "purse puppies". Like I said earlier, the purpose of this thread was to educate people, especially young women that yorkies are a very active breed, and they will not be content to live happily in your purse or under your dorm bed. |
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