are they yorkie?

[bigyorkie]

I obviously am no breeder...
and have no intention to sell
See, my having her pregnant was just to make some friends and myself happy, since they already had a house even before being born... And even if they are not pure yorkies....
Money is not my target, because im my little experience, growing healthy animals and taking properly care af them is a high cost. And if I would sell them i would not make myself rich... or would I? If that's the case... I could think about it (hahahahah!!!)
You tell me.. since some of you are so experienced and feel so free to judge!!! :?

[Deuce]

Originally Posted by bigyorkie

I obviously am no breeder...
and have no intention to sell
See, my having her pregnant was just to make some friends and myself happy, since they already had a house even before being born... And even if they are not pure yorkies....
Money is not my target, because im my little experience, growing healthy animals and taking properly care af them is a high cost. And if I would sell them i would not make myself rich... or would I? If that's the case... I could think about it (hahahahah!!!)
You tell me.. since some of you are so experienced and feel so free to judge!!! :?

Why breed a dog if you're not a breeder? Just to make you and your friends happy? How happy would you have been if your female had complications and died during labor?

I don't get it, but then again I'm not a breeder and I have a little boy who wil be fixed so we dont have any baby mama drama...

[iLoveLittleRoxy]

Originally Posted by bigyorkie

I have a yorkie that got pregnant with a yorkie, same color same size. They both are under 7 pounds.
Here my doubt... their puppies are too big!
So i'm doubting tha she run away without me realizing it.
I think the puppies color is ok, one is a chocolate yorkie the other are black and only one has the brown spots in her face and hear.
But they are almost one month old and the heaviest one is almost two pounds.
They were born from 5.5 to 6.5 ounces.

my yorkie was 1.7 at 15 weeks shes now 7 months and is a little over 2 lbs
she has gotten a little longer and taller but is still tiny but they shold be black with brown spots on eyebrows and they look like little rottweilers

[BamaFan121s]

Originally Posted by bigyorkie

yes i had the yorkies mating 3 times

Originally Posted by bigyorkie

I obviously am no breeder

You purposely bred your dog. YES, you ARE a breeder in every way. Regardless to if you produce 1 litter, or 1000. Someone who kills just one person is still a murderer, somone who has just one child is still a mother and someone who has only one litter is still a BREEDER. No matter how you dress it up or try to justify it. (Although I have to admit that this is the first time I've ever heard someone say they bred their dog 'to make friends.')

The only difference between you and the breeders here who dedicate themselves to breeding their dogs ethically are your motivations behind the action...and of course, the end result.

[hugz4all4]

I will agree that the size of the pups compared to the parents is not really an indicator of anything other than they were healthy pups. I have a yorkie poodle mix that was bred by friends and I seen him 2 days after he was born. He came from a pure toy poodle.. 4 pounds and a yorkie poodle mix also 4 pounds..they did look more like yorkie pups than yours do but they were also big pups. Tucker was a full pound at 2 weeks old. He is know a solid 9 pounds. He to me is still small, but when you put him next to his parents he looks like the jolly green giant..lol.. your new pups will be bigger but I think they will stay under 10/12 pounds.
I dont think that your pups are full bred.. at least not all of them. The one does look just like a little lab but I highly doubt a lab is the father.. The only way to tell who or what breed fathered the pups is by dna testing, but if you arent selling them, then why bother.. They are cute pups and will be easy to give away. I highly suggest that you get the parents fixed so you dont have anymore "oops, who's the daddy" litters and not to mention its healthier for both animals..
Good luck and congrats with your pups..