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sashajade · 12-31-2006, 09:21 AM

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Originally Posted by yorkshirecrazy

I'm so sorry...Thank you for clearing it up..I see what u r saying now..I do appologize...Sorry!!!

thats ok dont say sorry it was probley me not wording it right, i think we get crossed wires on here as there is no tone of voice.

FlDebra · 12-31-2006, 09:26 AM

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Originally Posted by sashajade

breeders charge more for tiny ones for one reason only and thats cos stupid people will pay more for them, they think they are cute, and its fashionable so if stupid people didnt pay more they would be the same price as other sizes.
years ago the tiny one of the litter was called a runt and no one wanted them so they were priced cheaper but with brainless famous people strutting about with them these days have made people want them more than normal sized ones so the price of them have gone up..

I love the little ones. I am neither STUPID nor BRAINLESS. BTW -- I am pretty old and I have always liked the tiny ones, even before Ms. Spears was born. I think it is worth a little more to buy them from a responsible breeder who has smaller dogs that are within standard AND healthy. My preference, my money. I also paid a little more for the female I got that will probably be larger, but still in standard (under 7 pounds). She has a lot of other features I was willing to pay more for. Again, my preference, my money. I could have paid a lot less -- but why not get what I want? Why pay people who are breeding out of standard?

If you have never paid more for something you want than you could get by with, then throw a stone. But I think everyone has paid more for something because of personal preference. Think of your clothes, car, home, think of the things we buy for our own appearance, braces for kids, dye for hair. Why do we wear makeup, go to a hair stylist, get a manicure -- because we have preferences about what looks best. Why do most here pay the price for a Yorkie when a pound puppy needs love too? We have preferences.

People that rescue the hard-to-place dogs are doing a great service -- but that does not give them the right to call others names because of their preferences. I get tired of the bashing of people who like/want/or are selling little Yorkies. If people do not like little dogs, why are they even on a Yorkie forum? It's raining today, we still haven't found my son's poodle, and I might be a little grumpy -- but I do love the little Yorkies!

yorkshirecrazy · 12-31-2006, 09:27 AM

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Originally Posted by sashajade

thats ok dont say sorry it was probley me not wording it right, i think we get crossed wires on here as there is no tone of voice.

THANKS!!!!!!!!!

chachi · 12-31-2006, 09:30 AM

I think people are going to pay more for the little ones because it requires more for their care. Also its just simple supply and demand. I have seen someone who is considered a very reputable breeder on here selling a little one for more

rox626 · 12-31-2006, 09:45 AM

I find this question a little, I don't know, annoying. Why do you feel that a breeder has to justify anything they do? You call someone to inquire about a puppy and you either come to an agreement or you don't. You might not like them or vice versa. They can charge whatever they feel is right for the puppy and you either buy it or you don't.

I was lucky to find Debbie. My family had a big yorkie whose ears didn't stand up years ago and this time I wanted a little one. She was described as a teacup. Since then I have learned that there is no such thing and whenever I'm asked if that's what she is, I merely say there is no such thing and she's just a little yorkie. If they say they're looking for one, I warn them that sometimes they have problems but Debbie has been very healthy, (knock wood) at three pounds full grown but even at 10 weeks, never had any eating problems or any other issues.

I don't consider her fragile or delicate. She's perfect for me but then again, she's the only animal here and I only have one child who was 13 when I got her. She was able to get on and off the couch herself while I know people with bigger yorkies who never could, maybe cause they were just scared.
All we can do is hope that anyone buying any pet learns all they can ahead of time so they can make the committment to take care of that pet for life.

FlDebra · 12-31-2006, 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by sashajade

ok this is what i said but the first bit is what i was saying a BREEDERS THINKS, NOT what I THINK.

I wasnt saying people who buy tiny ones are stupid. i would buy a tiny one but i wouldnt pay more for it just cos its tiny, but thats just me and if anyone does pay more for one thats up to them and nothing to do with me.

i hope ive cleared that up now.

You reiterated in several posts that people who pay more for a tiny Yorkie are stupid. I think you made it clear what you think.

"I wasnt saying people who buy tiny ones are stupid." You weren't???? What about when you said the following:

"thats cos stupid people will pay more for them"
"if stupid people didnt pay more "
"i said people who pay more for a tiny are stupid"
" i ment people who spend more money on a tiny are stupid"

It is abudantly clear!

There is such a big difference in the very nicely worded cautions to help people pick a reputable breeder and become aware of the potential dangers with little Yorkies and telling people they are stupid for paying more for their preferences! Some do not understand that.

rox626 · 12-31-2006, 10:05 AM

Many qualities may come into play when pricing a puppy, other than size. Some have the baby doll faces, prettier coloring, nicer coats, whatever.
I think it can be summed up very easily. If you don't like the price, don't buy it. This pretty much holds up for anything that you purchase.

Kodak · 12-31-2006, 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by sashajade

ok this is what i said but the first bit is what i was saying a BREEDERS THINKS, NOT what I THINK.

I wasnt saying people who buy tiny ones are stupid. i would buy a tiny one but i wouldnt pay more for it just cos its tiny, but thats just me and if anyone does pay more for one thats up to them and nothing to do with me.

i hope ive cleared that up now.

Ok, it's clear, I thought you were insinuating something else.

sashajade · 12-31-2006, 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by FlDebra

You reiterated in several posts that people who pay more for a tiny Yorkie are stupid. I think you made it clear what you think.

"I wasnt saying people who buy tiny ones are stupid." You weren't???? What about when you said the following:

"thats cos stupid people will pay more for them"
"if stupid people didnt pay more "
"i said people who pay more for a tiny are stupid"
" i ment people who spend more money on a tiny are stupid"

It is abudantly clear!

There is such a big difference in the very nicely worded cautions to help people pick a reputable breeder and become aware of the potential dangers with little Yorkies and telling people they are stupid for paying more for their preferences! Some do not understand that.

i said THE BREEDER THINKS THE BUYERS ARE STUPID NOT ME. i have already said it was crossed wires and i myself would not pay more for a tiny but anyone that does its up to them its there choice and if they wanna pay more for something they like good on them. i may of worded it wrong and should of put BREEDERS THINK THEY ARE STUPID, so im sorry for any misunderstanding, but please do not say i have put in other posts that people who buy tiny ones are stupid when i have not put that, i have a right to my opinion as you do yours and the only thing i have put in other posts about tiny ones are imo some CAN have more health problems than the bigger ones, i have never been nasty to anyone on here about tiny ones, i did have one that was 4 pound in weight who i loved to bits so please dont tell me im against tiny ones when i am not.

sashajade · 12-31-2006, 11:39 AM

i will start again, ( breeder says) breeders charge more for tiny ones for one reason only cos stupid people will pay more for them, not me saying that breeders saying that.
and again i ment people who pay more for a tiny are stupid cos breeders are taking them for a ride, (breeders think this) not me.
ok i will again say i love tiny ones i think they are cute i have nothing against them or the people who have them weather they pay more or less for them than a standard one, its there money and up to them how much they pay.
my sasha wasnt standard or perfect but if i could have her back i would pay thousands so when it comes down to it it is all about how much you want it to how much you will pay for it.
i hope that has now cleared this up once and for all.

sashajade · 12-31-2006, 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by chachi

I think people are going to pay more for the little ones because it requires more for their care. Also its just simple supply and demand. I have seen someone who is considered a very reputable breeder on here selling a little one for more

could be she is charging more so no one buys it on a wim.

there are good breeders who have a tiny pop up in the litter.

FlDebra · 12-31-2006, 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by sashajade

but please do not say i have put in other posts that people who buy tiny ones are stupid when i have not put that.

You may not realize it but I only copy and pasted your own words in those quotes. I did not say you said anything that I did not copy and paste from your own posts. I am careful like that so as not to misquote.

I accept that this was a case of unfortunate wording and will move on now.

sashajade · 12-31-2006, 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by FlDebra

You may not realize it but I only copy and pasted your own words in those quotes. I did not say you said anything that I did not copy and paste from your own posts. I am careful like that so as not to misquote.

I accept that this was a case of unfortunate wording and will move on now.

my own words yes but what a BREEDER THINKS NOT ME.
i worded it wrongly and should of put BREEDER THINKS,
im glad this is now cleared up.

FlDebra · 12-31-2006, 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by sashajade

my own words yes but what a BREEDER THINKS NOT ME.
i worded it wrongly and should of put BREEDER THINKS,
im glad this is now cleared up.

Just one last thing to think about. Even changing this to "a BREEDER THINKS" is not the best. I am very sure neither breeder I used thinks I am stupid or brainless. They were very nice, have kept in touch and have been very helpful! I think you are meaning well -- but generalizations almost never work out well. Have a very Happy New Year! I get to take my two granddaughers to see Charlotte's Web for New Year's eve!

sashajade · 12-31-2006, 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by FlDebra

Just one last thing to think about. Even changing this to "a BREEDER THINKS" is not the best. I am very sure neither breeder I used thinks I am stupid or brainless. They were very nice, have kept in touch and have been very helpful! I think you are meaning well -- but generalizations almost never work out well. Have a very Happy New Year! I get to take my two granddaughers to see Charlotte's Web for New Year's eve!

i dont mean ALL BREEDERS as there are some very good breeders but there are the very bad ones as well.
sometimes i wish we could hear the other persons voice on here instead of just reading words and that way no more crossed wires.

happy new year to you too

aww how old are your grandaughters?

12-31-2006, 09:30 AM	#34
chachi I Love My Yorkies Donating Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Indianapolis, Indiana Posts: 37,147	I think people are going to pay more for the little ones because it requires more for their care. Also its just simple supply and demand. I have seen someone who is considered a very reputable breeder on here selling a little one for more __________________ Chachi's & Jewels Mom Jewels http://www.dogster.com/?132431 Chachi http://www.dogster.com/?132427

12-31-2006, 09:45 AM	#35
rox626 YT Addict Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: New Jersey Posts: 328	I find this question a little, I don't know, annoying. Why do you feel that a breeder has to justify anything they do? You call someone to inquire about a puppy and you either come to an agreement or you don't. You might not like them or vice versa. They can charge whatever they feel is right for the puppy and you either buy it or you don't. I was lucky to find Debbie. My family had a big yorkie whose ears didn't stand up years ago and this time I wanted a little one. She was described as a teacup. Since then I have learned that there is no such thing and whenever I'm asked if that's what she is, I merely say there is no such thing and she's just a little yorkie. If they say they're looking for one, I warn them that sometimes they have problems but Debbie has been very healthy, (knock wood) at three pounds full grown but even at 10 weeks, never had any eating problems or any other issues. I don't consider her fragile or delicate. She's perfect for me but then again, she's the only animal here and I only have one child who was 13 when I got her. She was able to get on and off the couch herself while I know people with bigger yorkies who never could, maybe cause they were just scared. All we can do is hope that anyone buying any pet learns all they can ahead of time so they can make the committment to take care of that pet for life. Attached Thumbnails

12-31-2006, 11:39 AM	#40
sashajade YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: kent england Posts: 1,646	i will start again, ( breeder says) breeders charge more for tiny ones for one reason only cos stupid people will pay more for them, not me saying that breeders saying that. and again i ment people who pay more for a tiny are stupid cos breeders are taking them for a ride, (breeders think this) not me. ok i will again say i love tiny ones i think they are cute i have nothing against them or the people who have them weather they pay more or less for them than a standard one, its there money and up to them how much they pay. my sasha wasnt standard or perfect but if i could have her back i would pay thousands so when it comes down to it it is all about how much you want it to how much you will pay for it. i hope that has now cleared this up once and for all. __________________ Facebook group yorkies & small terriers worlwide needing fur-ever homes & deathrow Zac Brandi Suki

12-31-2006, 10:05 AM	#37
rox626 YT Addict Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: New Jersey Posts: 328	Many qualities may come into play when pricing a puppy, other than size. Some have the baby doll faces, prettier coloring, nicer coats, whatever. I think it can be summed up very easily. If you don't like the price, don't buy it. This pretty much holds up for anything that you purchase.