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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. |
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 |
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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? |
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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 |
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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? |
okay lovetodream88 please give a name of reputable breeder that does not use the term teacup. |
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Rigair Yorkshire Terriers. Rosehill Yorkshire Terriers Topknot Yorkshire Terrier All breeder members of the www. ytca.org and www. cyta.ca |
i just want ya'll opinion on this angeldollpups.com |
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I completely agree that the reputable breeders do not use the word teacup. To me it's a bad word. The new baby I'm getting is going to be (maybe) rather small, but she's not a teacup, she is simply a yorkie. |
Or my Lilly who is half yorkie and half wire haired terrier and is 10 pounds now at 8 months old. A total doll and she looks like a yorkie; however, I know she's a mix. She's a monster compared to a full blood yorkie though LOL. And yes, she can and does love to go everywhere with me, even if some things still freak her out a little. lol |
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I'm not trying to attack you, ask anyone...I'm always sticking up for newbies who are ignorant to the breed and terms but I feel that you have been well educated now on the term so now i'm just really curious as to why you are so fascinated with using the term. |
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If you are serious in finding one you can start here. http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/bre...e-breeder.html |
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guys i need help! my puppy shes 14 weeks old...i found a flea on her! I have no clue where she got it from ive had her for three weeks now and just the past couple of days ive noticed scratching! anyway i gave her revolution yesterday which was about 15 hours ago and i still see the flea! i guess it has to bite before it actually dies now i called my vet again and she said they have capstar which is a pill that should kill an external thing on the body...the problem is shes only 1.5 pounds...she just had two vacines on monday...yesterday the revolution...should i give her capstar today? |
I have a 6 month old Yorkie who is currently 7 lb. When he was 3 months old, he was 3.6 lb. Our vet told us he would be about 10 lb. I also read somewhere that puppies grow 75% of their body weight during their first six months. I hope this helps :):animal36 |
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No matter how much I paid for a puppy, the puppy's health, not it's size, would be the most important thing to me. |
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