Where can I purchase a teacup yorkie for no more then $1400.00

[Amazing Yorkies]

You've been given great advice! This is a great site to learn about the breed, as well as YTCA, and other sources. The more informed you are, the higher likelihood of finding a healthy puppy!

[matese]

Originally Posted by yorkieloverz

True. I appreciated the advice. I got my lil girl today. Her max weight will be 6 pounds. No teacup for me though.

Congrats on your new lil girl,have you picked out a name for her yet.

[capt_noonie]

Originally Posted by Lookingforone

I bought my boy from GoldDustYorkies.com he will be 3.5lns full grown. I think the mother is a bit bigger, so the girl pups will be bigger, most likely. There were mixed reviews on the breeder, but I have had a positive experience so far, although I've only had my pup for a week so far. My boy was $1,200 and $200 extra to ship. That's in your budget. But the girls are more expensive and would probably exceed your budget. However, please be aware that dogs cost A LOT of money. On necessities alone, not including the dog, I've spent $1,000+ in the first week. Start up costs are a bitch.
And like others have said, if they use the word "teacup" RUN!
Oh and just a tip, but never express up front what you want to pay. Someone might be selling a pup for $800 and bump up the price for you because you stated you could afford it.
Edit: just realized you bought a pup! Congrats! I'll leave my post for others to read.

3.5 inches? I've never heard of any breeder describing their dogs in inches but weight.

[lovespandp]

Originally Posted by yorkieloverz

I understand. I have a preference though. I like yorkies with a regular nose just like the one I have. I don't care for the extremely long nose yorkies. My baby doesn't have a really long nose. I like his little nose. I think saying an apple head got people confused. I'm not looking for a flat face yorkie. lol

I understand what you mean, I was so picky when I was looking for my Yorkie. I wanted a small girl with the small face, small nose etc. I ended up getting a male because he is the one I fell in love with.

Would love to see pictures of your new addition. Congratulations!!

[nanahas3]

Glad you finally found a puppy. I hope she will be just as loved and I am sure she will even if she exceeds her projected 6 lbs. It really is hard to tell until they are finished growing. I wish you and her worlds of joy together.

[Lookingforone]

Originally Posted by capt_noonie

3.5 inches? I've never heard of any breeder describing their dogs in inches but weight.

I meant *lBs which stands for pounds. My phone corrects lNs for some odd reason. Oh, and "l" is a "L" and not an "I."

[Yorkiemom1]

Originally Posted by yorkieloverz

I want a teacup yorkie. I want her to be a little girl. I don't want a parti yorkie. Her face has to be in the shape of a apple head, ears that stand up, and AKC registered. I don't mind paying for shipping from another state as long as it's a legit breeder. There are to many fake websites, and ads online.

Let the buyer beware! With the exception of erect ears and AKC registration, there is nothing in what you are looking for in a puppy that qualifies it for a Yorkie. I would suggest rather than a yorkie, you would be much happier with a long haired Chihuahua.....that is what you have clearly described and that fits your parameters to a tee! UPDATE: Never mind! You have gotten your puppy!

[yorkieloverz]

Awww thank you for the positive feedback.

[yorkieloverz]

Thank you. I typed apple head by accident. Thank you. I might get a smaller a little later down the road.

[yorkieloverz]

Good advice. Thank you. I might buy a smaller one later on. I will check out the website you gave me soon.

[yorkieloverz]

Thank you. She is almost 7 months now, but weighs only 5 pounds. She is a cutie.

[Maximo]

Originally Posted by Lookingforone

I bought my boy from GoldDustYorkies.com he will be 3.5lns full grown. I think the mother is a bit bigger, so the girl pups will be bigger, most likely. There were mixed reviews on the breeder, but I have had a positive experience so far, although I've only had my pup for a week so far. My boy was $1,200 and $200 extra to ship. That's in your budget. But the girls are more expensive and would probably exceed your budget. However, please be aware that dogs cost A LOT of money. On necessities alone, not including the dog, I've spent $1,000+ in the first week. Start up costs are a bitch.
And like others have said, if they use the word "teacup" RUN!
Oh and just a tip, but never express up front what you want to pay. Someone might be selling a pup for $800 and bump up the price for you because you stated you could afford it.
Edit: just realized you bought a pup! Congrats! I'll leave my post for others to read.

Originally Posted by capt_noonie

3.5 inches? I've never heard of any breeder describing their dogs in inches but weight.

3.5 inches? What is that a measurement of: to the topline? That would be the world's smallest dog.

[thelittleyorkie]

Originally Posted by Maximo

3.5 inches? What is that a measurement of: to the topline? That would be the world's smallest dog.

The poster that said that clarified that she meant to say 3.5 pounds, not inches.

[Lovetodream88]

Originally Posted by yorkieloverz

Thank you. I typed apple head by accident. Thank you. I might get a smaller a little later down the road.

Please please come hear and listen to us about good and bad breeders before buying another.

[chachi]

I know you have your heart set on a tiny yorkie they are so cute in the pictures and I wanted one too. They are usually over priced because the breeder is selling them to the highest bidder also they are very fragile and very normal things that a standard size yorkie can do can injure a tiny. My Jewels was supposed to be a tiny and I paid extra because she was supposed to be a tiny and she ended up at 8 lbs even though she was only a tiny 12 oz pup when I brought her home. That happens alot too. Im glad now though that Jewels isnt a tiny and at 8 lbs she is still so small. You dont realize how small a standard size yorkie is untill you have one. So I wouldnt worry about size just find a good breeder and look for a pup that has the personality and looks you want though. Dont look for apple head either that usually means hydrocephalis which is a deadly disease in small pups. But its okay to look for one that has small facial features like a small nose or button eyes. We all have a certain look we prefer. Good luck finding your pet