7 month old female biewer puppy
 

Please contact me at dee@houseofwags.com if you would be interested in a 7 month old female puppy. I hopefully will have her here with me tomorrow and will be able to take some pictures of her.

The family that originally purchased her raise large dogs and has not ever had a small inside dog before. She is not my breeding but I do own her sister.

She will be very reasonably priced.

She is located here in S. California.

I would be very interested, but unfortunately now is not the time.... good luck with her!
Can't wait to see pictures

Oh can't wait to see the pics, wish I was closer!

Oh how much? I've been wanting one but I cannot afford it. I wonder how much will she be??:rolleyes:

Now you got me thinking about it.........;):rolleyes:

I sent you a message :)

:p I sent you a msg too ...

Is this a rescue?

I should have added to my post...if a rescue do we know who the breeder was that placed this dog? Do we know if the breeder will take back the dog? This is so sad if Biewers are now going through rescue and the Biewer community should know who the breeder was that made this placement. These dogs are to special to be going into just any home to be rehomed x number of months later.

i agree!! we have already decided that our rescue is a biewer/yorkie rescue.. hopefully we will not get any because the breeders will take them back!

I am pretty sure she knows the breeder. She posted she owned this dog's sister;)

Dee where are you????:scratchhe

Hi Cindy,

Yes, I know who the breeder is and I have her permission to re-home her.

I am working with the breeder to not put this little girl on an airplane and try to find her a good home here in S. California.

The family that purchased her raise large dogs and wanted an inside dog. The family did not fully realize that these little breeds have totally different needs than the bigger breeds. They realized that they could not meet the needs of a little house dog and asked the breeder (and me) to assist them in finding her the "right" home.

She is here with me now. She weights at 7 months, 6.5#. She has a silky coat and really nice coloration. She is up to date on her shots but has never been micro-chipped. I will be taking care of that tomorrow. It took her about 15 minutes to settle in with Team Furry. The family had a 6 year old and 8 year old children, so she is accustomed to children.

I will post pictures tomorrow.

My first concern for this little girl is that the home she goes to will be her forever home and that her furparents references' check out.

I applaud this family that made a choice and said--we made a mistake--and followed the rules of their contract and contacted their breeder. This story will have a happy ending and I appreciate any help or referrals the Biewer community wants to offer.

So, from this post, I gather you are only willing to place this girl in California? I am an interested mom of 2 yorkies (1.5 yrs old and 15 years old - whom I adopted at 10 years old), who lives in Arizona, and would be glad to pick her up if it worked out that you were willing to allow me to adopt her. If the offer is open to me, then I will await your photos and would appreciate it if you would clarify the rehoming fee. I assume she's being adopted out as a pet, correct?

Thanks,

~ Kelly

I'm not trying to limit her placement--just trying to minimize trauma and not fly her if I can avoid it.

I certainly welcome anyone who would be willing to drive here, meet team furry and take home a lovely little girl after references are checked, we speak, and we decide this will work for the puppy.

We took a few snapshots of her--tomorrow after she is groomed we will take some photos. She is 6.5#--I do not think she will get much better.

If anyone is interested, please complete an application on my website, so I have a starting part for references.

she's very pretty!!!

She is darling. :D If only you were in Florida.

I know!! If only .... :(

I agree with you on the family making the right choice for this puppy. Hopefully you can have a discussion with this breeder on how critical it is to make the right placement for these wonderful dogs. Placing one of these dogs into a home that is already raising large dogs and children under 14 (this is just my opinion - but also the opinion of many reputable yorkie rescue's) ends up in these kind of results to many times. I hope you take some time to observe if she has any behavioral problems (did the family tell you why they were giving her up?) and I would also take her back to your vet to make sure she doesn't have any health problems and that she was properly taken care of. I am also going to assume she is already spayed or you will be spaying her as this is what rescue does. Just taking dogs and then rehoming them with out some of these issues addressed is not in the best interest of the dogs. I would not consider this rescue but someone just cleaning up a breeders bad placement and should not be placed in this section (actually the rules state the cost of rehoming/rescue can only be $300 or less for this section - which I personally think is a little low). Breeders have a hugh responsibility with the Biewers to make the perfect match for these dogs and while I realize it doesn't always work out it is still the breeders responsibility to protect this breed. Statistically, once a dog has been rehomed it stands a bigger chance of being rehomed again unless you do everything in your power to make the right decision for the dog.

Thanks Cindy for your help and suggestions.

She has had all of her vacccinations, heart worm, etc.

The behaviorial issue is potty training which hangs up a lot of folks, it seems. She has been here 24 hours now and has used the peepee pad all day. After the vet clearance, she was introduced to the older dogs and played with them all day fully supervised. She followed them to but not through the doggie door yesterday.

By dinner time, the shyness has disappated and her tail went up and we saw some nice interactions. between her and the dogs. She is still isolated from the litter as are the rest of the dogs.

The breeder and I have been in constant discussion.

Today she learned the doggie door and I have not seen any accidents.

We took new pictures today after grooming her. She is much more confident today and much more playful. I will post pictures again tomorrow.

I hope you find her a great home

Regardless of how puppy got into this situation and what coulda, shoulda, woulda...been done...it is a moot point. I hope this little girl finds a wonderful new home.

I want to thank all of the great folks on YT who inquired about the puppy, the puppy's welfare, and possible placement of the puppy.

Not all dog lovers are large dog people. Not all dog lovers are small dog people. Not everyone likes cats and/or dogs.

Breeders are not perfect; nor are the buyers. Sometimes, we buy something in a store, take it home and it doesn't fit, or it is the wrong color. Sometimes we buy something and we make it try to fit a need or want and it is wrong--and no matter how much we want it to be right, or perfect, it just isn't.

The buyers of this puppy chose to give her up because she didn't fit. True, maybe they should have somehow known that a small dog wasn't part of their lifestyle but they thought they could make it work, they could make it fit.

The breeder checked the family's references, talked to the vet, talked to members' of the Kennel club the family belongs to and they came highly recommended. The children are school aged and used to being around big dogs (that start out smaller as puppies), minature horses, cats, and rabbits.

I know this was a hard decision for this family. I have read on YT many times, how one of you feel when you decide to rehome, give back or sell a member of your family. I saw the father's tears and the children's tears when they brought me the puppy.

Now this breeder, like me, has a clause in her contract that says the dog can be returned for any reason; it cannot be sold, placed, given away without notifying the breeder. And the buyer did what the breeder asked--contacted me because I am nearer to him than she is. The puppy wasn't placed in a shelter or given away because this family was honest. (And having worked for CPS let me tell you there have been parents, that would give the system their children in a heartbeat......)

I was given the opportunity to find a new home for this puppy and in the process learned a lot about the generosity, good-naturedness, and willingness to help on this forum.

Those that chose to be ugly or insinuate any other actions, are the same folks that continue to do this on this forum. There is a saying about making assumptions.

Thank you again.

Dee~ she's really a beauty! I really wanted a girlie dog, and she would have been amazing here, but now I have my little Madison.....I have my hands full, LOL.

it's so wonderful that the people realized early on that it just was a mistake (we ALL make them), and I'm sure that it wasn't just an off the cuff decision for them. Sometimes you think about things and think you've covered all the ifs/ands/buts.....but it's so different when you're adding to your family dynamics. So, I applaud them for that and the breeder too....it's not easy for someone to feel confident that they've placed a living being in the perfectly balanced, wonderful home and then have to take them back when they're a little older and try to find another PERFECT home for them. I can't imagine how disappointed you'd be! It's obvious that you LOVE the Biewers and are committed to them, no matter WHOSE they are (although you know this person).

I don't think I would question anything that you feel is appropriate nor would I question anyone that you feel good about. I think your love and passion is clearly evident and if I ever get to a point where I can add to my Yorkie family, you'll be the first place I turn.

I know you'll find a phenomenal home for the little sweetheart!