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well googling websites is not working i dont know how else a person is supposed to locate a pup... i have always used puppyfind. kijiji. and hobbly..and the papers..other then yt where else is there to look? she also has us to utilize in her search...so when she meets someone she can ask us questions and get advice |
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Best wishes............... |
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I agree with everyone else who said "Run, Don't Walk!" from this one. |
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there are 1000s of breeder..you just have to look and find what works best for you with 1000s of puppies...if you are looking for yorkie..go to yorkie..in CA go to CA then search through..some people may just want deposits mine was listed at 10 weeks old..i got her the same day she was listed and i got my male last year..he was listed at 11 weeks old..and i got him that weekend |
For what it's worth, the breeder I met with had a THICK Texan accent, and no offense to Texans, but I'm not used to that and thought his name was RR DEAN or RR DEANS, but it could have been DANES. To the member who inquired about his name, I'm just not sure and since he hung on my when I phoned him to say I was no longer interested based on what I learned from Yorkie Talk, I don't think I can phone him to ask the spelling of his name! He did say his brother is a professional breeder near Houston but that he is just a hobby breeder. Again, thanks to all who are concerned and so helpful. I am printing out these threads so that when we find a pooch for mom she will see the kindness of strangers... |
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Wow! Well, everyone else beat me too it so I guess I don't have to tell you to run! But it does bring up another point about smaller yorkies... my small one has retained teeth which she should have lost by now but my bigger ones lost their teeth without any problems at all. |
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there is a Jeff Danes and i think he lives in Tx and has a puppymill...or a garage of puppies..NOT SURE..but i know he has been reviewed here and not on a good scale!...and i believe his whole family breeds |
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there so many though...you just have to look..i personally have nothing against a 7-8 week going home BUT i know and understand that alot of people do 5 weeks going home? no excuse for that i had my first 2 at 6 weeks old..no problems with them..not that someone else might have problems with that depends on the puppy and the buyers knowledge like you said BUT i do perfer buying older now..i like the 10-12 week old stage and wouldnt want to purchase a younger one..much easier on training and socializing |
The best advise I ever got on Yorkietalk was First...find a breeder. Then find a dog. It would have saved me so much heartache if I had known this from the begining. But I want to tell you something.....and I hope you (OP) are not offended but when I read your post.....I laughed like a double jawed hyena. What that guy said about the teeth is hysterically funny. The whole situation is a like a freakshow....swapping semen and dry ice and the comical price. This guy is a carnival barker. And BTW, I love what your doing for your Mom. She is the perfect age and the perfect candidate for a Yorkie. She has the world by the tail and a Yorkie will just be the cherry on the ice cream sundae. What a wonderful kid she raised. |
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Good luck with your search...it's a wonderful breed! :) Tammy |
Not sure if this helps, but the AKC website has a link to find local breeders in your area. Of course, this doesn't mean they're all good breeders but it could be a start to narrowing your search. Good luck in finding the perfect pup for Mom...you are really doing a sweet deed for her!:) |
Great suggestion! As a 64 old, I got a WONDERFUL retired girl from a breeder 3 months ago. She is never chews on anything or tries to get anything I drop - like pills or food. She was not housebroken or leash trained. Now in 3 months, she is about 90 % housebroken (pads and outside) and can be trusted to be loose in the yard with supervision. My yard is not fenced but if she starts to go to far, comes back when called. I am so glad that I have her!! Don't think I could handle a puppy, so OP be sure what your mother is up to having. A yorkie will be a great companion. Good luck with your search. |
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and i said i liked getting them older BUT i have never had an issue with getting them younger.. im not getting in a huge debate in this thread about what age is good to go home..it varies in my opinion |
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