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alabmaacutie 02-26-2011 12:33 PM
Soon to be Yorkie Owner!
 
Hi there, My name is Bri and I am receiving a Yorkie for my 16th Birthday. I have been wanting one of these beautiful dogs since I was 9! We are currently looking into different breeders trying to find that special one. I am new to the breed so I have been researching like crazy to know all I need to know. I did not realize how much thought went into trying to find a pure-bred. I am looking to get a female pup, and will hopefully have her in March! :D

Perrella 02-26-2011 12:41 PM
Welcome to YT. So glad you researching before buying. There is so much useful info on here from some very knowledgeable/experienced people. Good luck in your puppy hunt. Be sure to post pictures, we so love that.

marcie 02-26-2011 01:36 PM
Welcome to YT:)

DvlshAngel985 02-26-2011 01:43 PM
My advice is to look at the YTCA breeder referral page. Just remember to screen very carefully. Even YTCA members lose their way. :( Anyway, take your time and don't rush into buying a pup. You buy your breeder first, and the pup second. I say this because all puppies are cute and can pull on your heart strings. If you fall in love with a pup, it makes it harder to screen a breeder. You want to find a breeder that will stand by their pup, if it gets sick after a year, after 2 years, or 10. A good breeder will stand behind their dogs as long as you own them, (15+ years). It might cost a bit, but you'll benefit in the long run.

Good luck!

cslat1 02-26-2011 04:14 PM
Welcome to Yorkie Talk!
 
So glad you are doing your research. You sound like a very responsible young woman. Good luck in finding the perfect puppy. You will be so in love with her. There is nothing like a Yorkie. Keep us posted as to how your search is going. :)

alabmaacutie 02-27-2011 08:04 AM
Thanks so much
 
Thank you for your info! Well We have been looking and we found one breeder nearby that had a great bloodline, But the breeder stated that if I purchase a pup from her I am required to sign a contract stating I will have my puppy fixed and will not breed her. Needless to say I decided She was not the breeder for me. Now I have Found A promising breeder who has two females that will be ready the day after my birthday! They are $800 each and Continental Kennel Club. I absolutely fell in love with the smaller female. But there are a few things I'm not sure about, I think in her contract or whatever it was, she stated that she only has a 48 hour guarantee. In the resources page on her site this was one of the statements: "I, the seller, am not responsible for veterinary fees or any other expenses incurred once the puppy leaves my home."


Teresamag 02-27-2011 01:56 PM
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Originally Posted by alabmaacutie (Post 3444058)
But the breeder stated that if I purchase a pup from her I am required to sign a contract stating I will have my puppy fixed and will not breed her. Needless to say I decided She was not the breeder for me.

They are $800 each and Continental Kennel Club. I absolutely fell in love with the smaller female. But there are a few things I'm not sure about, I think in her contract or whatever it was, she stated that she only has a 48 hour guarantee. In the resources page on her site this was one of the statements: "I, the seller, am not responsible for veterinary fees or any other expenses incurred once the puppy leaves my home."

I would not recommend you buy your puppy from a breeder whose puppies are Continental KC registered (not really a good registry) or who only who only has a 48 hour guarantee. Most ethical breeders will offer a 1 year health and genetic guarantee. I'm not sure why you were offended by the first breeder. You just want a pet correct? An ethical breeder wants what is best for her puppy. A spay contract and/or limited AKC registration is a very common thing with good breeders. I would go with the first breeder myself. You may need to research good breeders a bit more before deciding on where to get your Yorkie. ;)

Teresa

backwardsrain 02-27-2011 02:24 PM
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Originally Posted by alabmaacutie (Post 3444058)
Thank you for your info! Well We have been looking and we found one breeder nearby that had a great bloodline, But the breeder stated that if I purchase a pup from her I am required to sign a contract stating I will have my puppy fixed and will not breed her. Needless to say I decided She was not the breeder for me. Now I have Found A promising breeder who has two females that will be ready the day after my birthday! They are $800 each and Continental Kennel Club. I absolutely fell in love with the smaller female. But there are a few things I'm not sure about, I think in her contract or whatever it was, she stated that she only has a 48 hour guarantee. In the resources page on her site this was one of the statements: "I, the seller, am not responsible for veterinary fees or any other expenses incurred once the puppy leaves my home."

I think the first breeder you mentioned sounds much better than the second. Good breeders require that all pets are spayed/neutered. Breeders with 48 guarantees and not AKC registered sound pretty terrible to me. This is just from what I've researched about breeders, I'm not an expert or anything!

TexasKat08 02-27-2011 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted by alabmaacutie (Post 3444058)
Thank you for your info! Well We have been looking and we found one breeder nearby that had a great bloodline, But the breeder stated that if I purchase a pup from her I am required to sign a contract stating I will have my puppy fixed and will not breed her. Needless to say I decided She was not the breeder for me. Now I have Found A promising breeder who has two females that will be ready the day after my birthday! They are $800 each and Continental Kennel Club. I absolutely fell in love with the smaller female. But there are a few things I'm not sure about, I think in her contract or whatever it was, she stated that she only has a 48 hour guarantee. In the resources page on her site this was one of the statements: "I, the seller, am not responsible for veterinary fees or any other expenses incurred once the puppy leaves my home."

At 16 years old, you are looking for a pet, right? The reason the breeder is requiring you to have her spayed is because this breeder has probably spent years ensuring her "line" is healthy, and is likely willing to stand behind the puppies, hopefully for life. If she lets even one puppy go on an open registration, allowing a breeding that can be registered, it will ruin all her hard work. You really want to focus on getting an AKC registered puppy to ensure the purity of the breed and health of the dog. Trust me and everyone else who is going to respond to your questions and objections to the first breeder. AKC is the ONLY reputable registration available for pure bred dogs. And, the health guarantee is going to be a priority if you want to ensure your puppy will have a long, healthy, happy life. Please do more research, even on Yorkie Talk (Sick & Injured / Emergencies Talk - YorkieTalk.com Forums - Yorkshire Terrier Community), so that your are well informed about your decision.

When you do finally bring your new puppy home make sure you post photos!

jennzy 02-27-2011 02:33 PM
awwe happy early 16th birthday! is your birthday in march? (since you wanted the dog around march) my birthday's in march too!

anyways, I am not going to lie, finding the right breeder and the right puppy take time. so please don't try to rush it!

Hope you find your princess soon <3

alabmaacutie 02-27-2011 02:43 PM
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Originally Posted by TexasKat08 (Post 3444397)
At 16 years old, you are looking for a pet, right? The reason the breeder is requiring you to have her spayed is because this breeder has probably spent years ensuring her "line" is healthy, and is likely willing to stand behind the puppies, hopefully for life. If she lets even one puppy go on an open registration, allowing a breeding that can be registered, it will ruin all her hard work. You really want to focus on getting an AKC registered puppy to ensure the purity of the breed and health of the dog. Trust me and everyone else who is going to respond to your questions and objections to the first breeder. AKC is the ONLY reputable registration available for pure bred dogs. And, the health guarantee is going to be a priority if you want to ensure your puppy will have a long, healthy, happy life. Please do more research, even on Yorkie Talk (Sick & Injured / Emergencies Talk - YorkieTalk.com Forums - Yorkshire Terrier Community), so that your are well informed about your decision.

When you do finally bring your new puppy home make sure you post photos!
Thank you, I have been told by majority that CKC is definitely not the way to go. And I guess I understand the reason behind a spay/neuter contract. So Today right after we got back from church, a Lady called about her Yorkies. Turns out she lives about 10 minutes from my house and her Yorkshire just gave birth a week ago. She had two pups but sadly only one survived. It just so turned out it is a female! :) She is AKC registered and I made a trip to take a look at the baby, and I got to see the parents. The mother is a beautiful rare reddish, and the father is just silver and so handsome! I can really tell this woman truly loves her Yorkies and they apart of her family. Well, we put a deposit on the little pup and I'll have her in 6 weeks!!! :D

Patti 02-27-2011 02:46 PM
Welcome! How exciting. it is great you are doing your research and ask lots of questions. I would stick with AKC and want a one year contract. I bought Cali from a non AKC breeder with a 48 hour guarantee and ended up spending well over 5,000.00 in vet bills the first 8 months. It is better to find a great breeder, pay a little more, if need be and save the heartache and financial hardship of buying from the wrong person. Good luck and I can't wait to see the baby you end up with.

jennzy 02-27-2011 02:48 PM
regarding the breeders youve found, the first one sounds better than the other. the 48 hour sounds sketchy unless if she mean tto say you have 48 hours to take the puppy to the vet for a check up but still. also you really do want to spay your puppy for health & your sanity reason. My aunt's family have female dogs and when they're in heat its a nighmare for my aunt because the dogs are always ripping their pads off and bleeding all over the house & fabric. plus if you don't spay your dog is more likely to develop different diseases (can't remember the name off my head)

and also remember for a female puppy from a good breeder with a good lineage, be willing to pay a lot of money. I am paying 2000$ for my new girl puppy.

alabmaacutie 02-27-2011 02:51 PM
Ok so Today A lady called us right after church, and she has a week old female Yorkie. The mother gave birth to two pups but sadly only one lived. The survivor turned out to be a female. This Breeder Lives only 10 minutes away from us, so we made a trip to see her. The mother is a rare reddish color, while the father is very silver! They were just beautiful! You can really see that this woman loves her Dogs and treats them like family. They are All AKC registered pure-breds! We put down a deposit and in 6 weeks she's mine!! :) Thank you all for your help. (Oh and thank you 'Jennzy' My Birthday is March.4th!) I can wait a few more weeks for a lifetime Yorkie! :D

TexasKat08 02-27-2011 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted by jennzy (Post 3444416)
. . . if you don't spay your dog is more likely to develop different diseases (can't remember the name off my head) INCREASED RISK OF CANCER

and also remember for a female puppy from a good breeder with a good lineage, be willing to pay a lot of money. I am paying 2000$ for my new girl puppy.
This isn't necessarily true. I am currently talking with one of the best, most successful exhibitor breeders in TX and she lets her puppies go to pet homes for $1000. I also talked to another breeder who wanted $2000 - again, it is about homework! When you find a good breeder it is not about making money, but recouping expenses.

Teresamag 02-27-2011 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted by alabmaacutie (Post 3444412)
Thank you, I have been told by majority that CKC is definitely not the way to go. And I guess I understand the reason behind a spay/neuter contract. So Today right after we got back from church, a Lady called about her Yorkies. Turns out she lives about 10 minutes from my house and her Yorkshire just gave birth a week ago. She had two pups but sadly only one survived. It just so turned out it is a female! :) She is AKC registered and I made a trip to take a look at the baby, and I got to see the parents. The mother is a beautiful rare reddish, and the father is just silver and so handsome! I can really tell this woman truly loves her Yorkies and they apart of her family. Well, we put a deposit on the little pup and I'll have her in 6 weeks!!! :D
I'm so glad you are happy with the lady you found. Does she offer a health guarantee? I'm sure you will be very happy with your new baby but you really don't want to bring your new puppy home at only 7-8 weeks old. Maybe this woman doesn't know any better but if you will research it you will find that most good Yorkie breeders don't let their puppies go to their new homes until around 12 weeks old, they just are not ready at that young of an age. Do a search here on YT and find the threads speaking about puppies who don't have any bite inhibition, don't know how to play with other dogs, get hypoglycemic and other problems. These puppies usually are let go too young and not kept with momma until 12 weeks old. Good luck with your new family member.

Teresa

Reese1 02-27-2011 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted by alabmaacutie (Post 3444412)
Thank you, I have been told by majority that CKC is definitely not the way to go. And I guess I understand the reason behind a spay/neuter contract. So Today right after we got back from church, a Lady called about her Yorkies. Turns out she lives about 10 minutes from my house and her Yorkshire just gave birth a week ago. She had two pups but sadly only one survived. It just so turned out it is a female! :) She is AKC registered and I made a trip to take a look at the baby, and I got to see the parents. The mother is a beautiful rare reddish, and the father is just silver and so handsome! I can really tell this woman truly loves her Yorkies and they apart of her family. Well, we put a deposit on the little pup and I'll have her in 6 weeks!!! :D
It's great that you are trying to do your research. This puppy gave birth a week ago, and she is letting the puppy go in 6 weeks when she will be 7 weeks old? Reputable breeders will keep the puppy until 12 weeks. Something to think about! Good luck!

DvlshAngel985 02-27-2011 03:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Teresamag (Post 3444438)
I'm so glad you are happy with the lady you found. Does she offer a health guarantee? I'm sure you will be very happy with your new baby but you really don't want to bring your new puppy home at only 7-8 weeks old. Maybe this woman doesn't know any better but if you will research it you will find that most good Yorkie breeders don't let their puppies go to their new homes until around 12 weeks old, they just are not ready at that young of an age. Do a search here on YT and find the threads speaking about puppies who don't have any bite inhibition, don't know how to play with other dogs, get hypoglycemic and other problems. These puppies usually are let go too young and not kept with momma until 12 weeks old. Good luck with your new family member.

Teresa
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Originally Posted by Reese1 (Post 3444444)
It's great that you are trying to do your research. This puppy gave birth a week ago, and she is letting the puppy go in 6 weeks when she will be 7 weeks old? Reputable breeders will keep the puppy until 12 weeks. Something to think about! Good luck!
Good answers. OP, I know you're really excited since you will be turning 16 and getting a new puppy soon, but you have to take a step back and see the bigger picture. What's the most important thing to you right now, getting a "cheap" dog; getting a dog on or near your birthday; or getting a happy healthy new member of the family?

From the limited information you shared with us, I would not purchase from the last two breeders you met. Breeders do not let anyone near their babies when they are 1 week old and the potential of bacteria being so high. Babies at 1 week old should not be handled very much. Another thing, $800 for a ckc (continental) is way overpriced since the ckc can't guarantee the dog is a purebred.
I would seriously consider the first breeder. That doesn't mean sign a check in that breeders name, you still have a lot of research to do.

TexasKat08 02-27-2011 04:38 PM
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Originally Posted by alabmaacutie (Post 3444412)
The mother is a beautiful rare reddish, and the father is just silver and so handsome! I can really tell this woman truly loves her Yorkies and they apart of her family. Well, we put a deposit on the little pup and I'll have her in 6 weeks!!! :D
Just a note of caution, red is not a "rare" color, it is a genetic anomaly and some breeders would not even breed this dog. I hope you didn't pay extra because the mom is a "rare" color. They can still be AKC registered, if they are a pure bred yorkie with a color variation. Standard yorkies are black and tan and that is what the Yorkshire Terrier Club of America recognizes. Just be sure she is healthy! As others have stated, toy breeds should not leave mom until about 12 weeks. A good vet will confirm this. These smaller dogs need extra time to learn socialization so that they do not turn out skittish/biters. Again, just a word of warning to please do your research about not only when you should be bringing this yorkie puppy home, but also about the color variation. Good luck to you! I know how very excited you are to be bringing a new puppy home.

alabmaacutie 02-27-2011 05:03 PM
Wow I did not even think about the age of 7 weeks. Thanks, I am thinking since she lives practically on the other side of town I could visit the pup a lot. I'm thinking that maybe I could adopt her at 7-8 weeks, and bring her over to visit her mom regularly. Would this be an ok option? :)

TexasKat08 02-27-2011 05:23 PM
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Originally Posted by alabmaacutie (Post 3444642)
Wow I did not even think about the age of 7 weeks. Thanks, I am thinking since she lives practically on the other side of town I could visit the pup a lot. I'm thinking that maybe I could adopt her at 7-8 weeks, and bring her over to visit her mom regularly. Would this be an ok option? :)
I think the better option is to leave her with the breeder and momma yorkie until she is 12 weeks, or maybe just until she reaches 2 pounds. And since the breeder is close, you could visit your puppy and start bonding with her. Are you willing to compromise? Maybe you should talk to a vet about your choices. Do you have one picked out? If not, try to find one that has experience in toy breeds, which tend to be a bit higher maintenance than bigger breeds.

BTW, where in Alabama are you? My brother lives in Huntsville and we love it there! Roll Tide!

DvlshAngel985 02-27-2011 05:24 PM
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Originally Posted by alabmaacutie (Post 3444642)
Wow I did not even think about the age of 7 weeks. Thanks, I am thinking since she lives practically on the other side of town I could visit the pup a lot. I'm thinking that maybe I could adopt her at 7-8 weeks, and bring her over to visit her mom regularly. Would this be an ok option? :)
Nope. No responsible breeder will allow a pup to be separated from their mom before the age of 12 weeks. People have done so in the past, and can claim success, but in reality, they are doing their pup a disservice. There is so much their pups lack in their development that their skin moms will not be able to teach. Think about it, there is a language barrier so to speak. How can a human teach doggy manners? Mom's also start the optty training, so it's actually in your best interest to leave her with her mom. Mom's also teach bite inhibition. The bouncing back and forth isn't a good idea either as the pup can be exposed to many things (infections, bacteria) before her immunity is ready. One of the things that is often recommended is for a pup not to go outside until after 2 weeks after their last sets of puppy vaccinations so their immunity is built up. I think that's 16-18 weeks of age before you can take your dog out to places like petco, dog parks, or even outside for a walk.

alabmaacutie 02-28-2011 02:29 PM
Yes I have done some research and 12 weeks is the desired age, But it is common to get the pup at 8 weeks as well. I'm definitely thinking about waiting a few extra weeks, since it could really benefit the pup. I am so excited! We're probably going to go take pictures soon! ^_^ ( Oh and 'Texaskat08' I live outside of Mobile ) I am so glad I found this site by accident, It is definitely helpful!

DvlshAngel985 02-28-2011 05:26 PM
Just because it's common for people to get pups at 8 weeks doesn't make it right.

alabmaacutie 03-01-2011 11:36 AM
You're so right. I also heard from a lady I work with that she owned a Male Yorkie in the past, and his fur started to kind of fall out a little at a time. She noticed the dog never really wanted to go and play in the grass. Turns out her vet figured out that her Yorkie was allergic to the grass in her back yard! I thought that was a bit weird, Just hope My future Yorkie is nice and healthy. :)

alabmaacutie 03-31-2011 03:22 PM
Ok so my little cutie is so big now!! Well not really, considering she is a Yorkie but she is so grown!! She is about 6 weeks old and oh so playful. I am pretty sure I want to name her 'Nala'. I am so excited, not too long of a wait left!


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