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Is this a purebred or a mix? 1 Attachment(s) Hi, I was offered this yorkie as a purebred? Is it a purebred or a mix? What is the mix? Does anybody know? I would appreciate any help with this. Thank you very much!! Attachment 406339 |
Hi, and welcome! That is a very cute baby. Obviously, that sweet cutie does not meet the Yorkie standard, but I was wondering if the person who offered it has pedigree or papers of any kind. Certainly, you would not want to breed it, with incorrect coloring, but that doesn't make it less wonderful as a companion. I have a Yorkie girl that lost all her blue and is completely golden now...gorgeous color, but incorrect. She is sweet, and a companion...not breeding stock, so I could not care less. What are you looking for in a dog? |
She seems really cute but I don't think she shows many Yorkie characteristics besides the hair...I'd ask if she is mixed and if they have papers... |
He's adorable, has a chocolate nose, looks like a yorkie with chocolate nose, like Oscar. |
Are the any AKC papers? It could be a chocolate yorkie or a mix ya never know. |
It is hard to tell in that picture and even sometimes I have seen purebreds (with papers) that don't look like a full Yorkie and then seen some mixes that people would swear were a full Yorkie. I argue with several people a week when I tell them my puppies are a Yorkie mix. They tell me that they must be purebred because they look it. I know the person who owns the parents to my 2 puppies and I know for a fact they are a mix, but I still have to argue with a lot of people about it. Maybe some more pics would be helpful. I love Yorkies, even if they are a mix and if the dog fits you then take it. He does look like he could be a pure Yorkie, but the picture doesn't show him well so it is difficult to really guess. |
Welcome to YT ! Deff looks like a Yorkie to me. Not standard but deff yorkie. Is the offer (free ) as many unscrupulous BYB's often try to charge more for a pup of this color & call it a rare chocolate , & in actuality it's nothing but a gene flaw & though doesn't usually cause any health issues it's not standard & not something that should ever be bred for. |
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Aww, what a sweetie . From that pic he/she looks like a Chocolate Yorkie . Whether purebred or not I cannot say . Can you post a few more pics of face and body ?Maybe you will get some good guesses at best . He does look a bit like my Oscar who is a purebred Yorkie , chocolate color. Here is a pic of my boy .. Attachment 406342 |
My Oscar I have been hoping you would see this pup, I see choc. yorkie, the lids of his eyes are like your Oscar light in color. Thanks for posting a pic of Oscar, there could only be ONE Oscar, but wouldn't it be grand to have two choc. yorkies on YT. |
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Thank you so much . Yeah that would be nice . I think that pup is adorable .. |
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Def is a cutie, and I thought of adorable Oscar when I first saw the photo, too. :D |
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If it is free/cheap, I would snatch it up! If it is expensive then I would have to weigh what I am looking for vs what I am willing to pay (and can afford). I think he is adorable and with more pics we could give a better guess of course, but my first impression is Yorkie. |
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You can also hit the jackpot with a free/cheap Yorkie that has no health problems and is an amazing pet! Teek was free. He is the best. Sometimes people just can't keep their dogs and so they give them away or rehome them for a reasonable price to. |
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Some people who take free/cheap dogs, just don't believe in paying a lot for a dog when so many dogs need homes. I took in a cheap dog ($25 purebred English Setter) and yes, she did end up with health issues and I spend thousands of dollars on her for 3 years, until she died from cancer. I also took in another FREE English Setter before she got sick and have had him almost 4 years and he has no major health problems. My husband will not let me spend a lot of money acquiring a dog, but once it is ours we do whatever is needed for it. Taking in a dog like that is a gamble. Sometimes you hit the jackpot and sometimes you don't. If no one is willing to take in the dogs that need homes then where will they end up? I am glad Teek is with me and didn't go to the pound or something. I think he hit the jackpot by ending up with me because that dog is loved and spoiled and well cared for. |
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Whether a dog be free or you pay top $ for one, to me, the most important thing is, "do you have the finances to put out large bucks if need be" now or in the future, that's important, funds to care for dogs health. Buying a dog is the least expensive, maintaining it's heath is where the cost is. If you have the funds to do all you can do for a sick then go for it. If not, then step back. |
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