:thumbup:And you are very lucky!!!

everything on the internet is not fact...people make up things ...i like the word teacup and i know ALOT of people who own teacups and are very healthy...teacup isnt what makes the puppies unhealthy its bad breading not the word....breeders are not hating the word teacup there hating that people are using it to gain money out of it....its just a word and i know many great breeders as well that refer to their tinies as teacups and they understand its just slang...goodnite

Yes and we all agree with you...however; I don't know any reputable breeders who use the word TeaCup to describe their pups...can you please give me an example or 2???

and they come of dogs larger than 3 n 4 pounds

better yet you give me the breeders who abhor the term and ill talk to them myslef

Hmmmm..... looks like you couldn't come up with any good breeders that use the term......... Check out our breeder section there is a lot to learn there............

Oh they will be along soon enough...just check back.

So how did you find YT? Lots of information here ya know? Have you used the search bar to check for any other threads that might interest you? Do you find the site easy to navigate?

I'm nearing my 5,000 post, someone else is nearing 30,000 and we have some members with more than that, amazing isn't it?

Also, did you see that we are having a raffle for YHR? You might want to join in on the trivia fun!!!

Welcome to YT!!!!

In the meantime maybe you can all check out my tiny that we are hoping survives surgery monday? Lynzy can you link it?

I'm on mobile and can't link it. Its a thread you started on safari Lynzy

wrong link

Poor baby! How much does the little angel weigh?

http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/gen...57-safari.html

Done...I read Safari's update Leni will fb msg you later...:(

Thank you....please pray my "teacup" can live though a dental

I detest that greeders are breeding very tiny dogs who at some point in their lives begin to manifest genetically inherited disease processes that create so much suffering and disability for the dog and a dog so small it cannot live a normal, carefree dog's life. Many tinies are too miniscule and fragile to even jump off the couch without injury or too short-legged to even run normally through thick grass without struggle or walk a block with the owner. They are bred for looks and not function - bred to appeal to women based on a lifelong puppyish, juvenile, cutesy appearance that never goes away with adulthood rather than healthy bodies and pleasing temperament. Very few of the websites breeding tiny, undersized dogs ever ever ever dwell on the health of their breeding dogs and puppies, the good health records and reports from owners of their dogs placed in homes or how many health certificates the breeding dogs earned from reputable veterinary clinics for their sturdy, healthy bodies. Nope. Just the opposite. It's all about cute, baby faces, big eyes and heads, short little legs and ribbons, lace and charming pastel colors everywhere. All eye candy to program you to buy based on looks, appeal of a perpetual puppy and charisma rather than health, stable temperament, intelligence, form and function.

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