Scared about how big my puppy will be

[mimimomo]

Originally Posted by amyazer

i cant show you because i dont believe in buying a pure bred dog...i strongly believe in mixed pups

Do you adopt the mixed pups from the shelter?

[lynzy420]

Originally Posted by amyazer

i cant show you because i dont believe in buying a pure bred dog...i strongly believe in mixed pups

Ok so your a friend of OP your only goal here is to defend her? I'm trying to understand what you want from us? Why don't you tell us that and then maybe we can move on from this?

[Lovetodream88]

Originally Posted by amyazer

i cant show you because i dont believe in buying a pure bred dog...i strongly believe in mixed pups

Well rescuing is great I 100% believe in saving animals from shelters.

[Wylie's Mom]

Originally Posted by mimimomo

I re-read this whole thread last night, believe me I had better things to do w/my time. I did not see 1 post which attacked the OP. In fact, a post of her's was deleted bc she attacked a member that was trying to help. Then you come in 3 months later & cause more drama.
I want to know your view on where the word 'teacup' comes from, except the obvious fact that you like that word & are choosing to use it. Why use it when it stems from such misery & pain from the enslaved poor puppy mill pups? That is what I don't understand & if you choose to stay ignorant, that's not my problem. But know this, every time you use that word, you are advertising for these vile sick greedy online brokers/ re-sellers, puppy mills & BYB's, sending them unsuspecting people to purchase their 'teacup' puppies.

Yes, even reputable breeders will have a tiny in a litter. But they will never advertise it as a 'teacup'. If they do, they are NOT reputable.

I agree with this. Every time 'teacup' is used, you're using THE marketing buzzword that is consistently, incorrectly, inconspicuously, cruelly, and wrongfully used by puppy mills and other indiscriminate breeders.

[amyazer]

I dont believe that the word teacup is offensive its a made up word and the intention of the person using depends on the person...the fact that some people think its offensive is quite honestly hysterically funny

[mimimomo]

Originally Posted by amyazer

I dont believe that the word teacup is offensive its a made up word and the intention of the person using depends on the person...the fact that some people think its offensive is quite honestly hysterically funny

I get asked ALL the time if my guys are teacups, they range from 5-7#'s. If I say yes, they're teacups, the person asking will go home & google 'teacup yorkies, teacup puppies' & endless pages of brokers/re-sellers, puppy mills hiding behind the internet will pop out, advertising teeny micro teacup puppies. With a click of a button, they can have one shipped to you for the right price. I didn't do anything to educate this person. The endless misery filled cycle continues for the puppy mill momma & papa dogs. I couldn't live with that.
You didn't answer my question about whether or not you adopt the mixed breeds...do you purchase the mixed breeds aka designer puppy? That is also very sad bc there's so many mixed breed homeless pups in shelters...dying everyday. Do you find that funny?

[lynzy420]

Originally Posted by amyazer

I dont believe that the word teacup is offensive its a made up word and the intention of the person using depends on the person...the fact that some people think its offensive is quite honestly hysterically funny

Amy again, what is your question? What is it you want from us?

[Lovetodream88]

Originally Posted by amyazer

I dont believe that the word teacup is offensive its a made up word and the intention of the person using depends on the person...the fact that some people think its offensive is quite honestly hysterically funny

Ok so are you here to just put down people and there beliefs on this word?

[amyazer]

what i want is if i use the term teacup i dont get attacked because to me and maybe others it doesnt means puppymill breeders it just means a smaller puppy than its normal size

[Lovetodream88]

Originally Posted by amyazer

what i want is if i use the term teacup i dont get attacked because to me and maybe others it doesnt means puppymill breeders it just means a smaller puppy than its normal size

Well your not attacked but using that word means your uneducated about it and we will just keep trying to educate you about it. You can not prove good breeders use teacup yet we can prove bad breeders do!

[normarae63]

Originally Posted by Lovetodream88

Well your not attacked but using that word means your uneducated about it and we will just keep trying to educate you about it. You can not prove good breeders use teacup yet we can prove bad breeders do!

Amy-It seems that your main motive in being here is to promote the use of a word many here on YT have no use for. Why not just call a small pup a small pup?

[amyazer]

okay lovetodream88 please give a name of reputable breeder that does not use the term teacup.

[gemy]

Originally Posted by amyazer

okay lovetodream88 please give a name of reputable breeder that does not use the term teacup.

Betty Anne Durrer
Rigair Yorkshire Terriers.

Rosehill Yorkshire Terriers
Topknot Yorkshire Terrier


All breeder members of the www. ytca.org and www. cyta.ca

[amyazer]

i just want ya'll opinion on this angeldollpups.com

[normarae63]

Originally Posted by amyazer

i just want ya'll opinion on this angeldollpups.com

I hope you're happy with your little ACA registered pup. Personally, I wouldn't buy from a breeder (knowing what I now know from lots of YT research) in the states who doesn't use AKC as their registry. It's the ONLY one to my knowledge that requires proof of a dog's lineage in order to register a litter.