AKC Female Proven Breeder, Debarked and House Trained
 

1. Your name - Sue White
2. Your city, state: Fredericksburg, VA
3. Your phone number: 540 786-5799
4. Your email address: pinehaven@aol.com
5. Yorkie(s) For Sale: 1
6. Birthdate of Yorkie(s): July 2004
7. Age of Yorkie(s): 3 years
8. Registration if any (AKC, etc): AKC and ACA
9. Price: $1500.00
10. Do you ship your Yorkies: possibly
11. Any additional information you want to add:

Tasha is a beautiful AKC and ACA registered blue and tan silky coated girl, currently weighing about 6 1/2 lbs (but she could easily go on a diet - she was 5 lbs prior to motherhood). She is very loving and obedient, knows basic commands, is completely trained to use the potty pads or "go outside," she has been debarked (has a quiet, muffled bark) and loves to dress up and go for car rides. Not only has Tasha been my best house dog, she's been my best producer. She free whelps, is easy to breed and is a great mother. Currently nursing a litter of Parti Carrier pups, her pups will be fully weaned in the next 2 weeks, than she'll be ready to go. She is one of my favorite girls but sadly my breeding goals have changed and Tasha no longer fits in with my new plans. I hope she will be someones special girl and will be pampered and spoiled but she'll also be a valuable breeding dog for the breeder who's looking for a quality and proven girl. Please call or e-mail for more information.

Just wanted to tell you that, She is beautiful, good luck finding her a home, she looks alittle like my booboosh..........;) . So does she bark at all?? Poor baby:(

So cute.

She is very pretty, I have never heard of debarked, So she cant bark ? I hope she finds a wonderful home, she sounds very presious.

Aww she is so pretty, I hope she finds the perfect forever home.

DO a search on debarking...

Its illegal in NJ

good luck with your sale... did you debark her or did you purchase her that way? why was it done?

I bought her when she was 15 months old. Her family was military and lived on base, I guess they debarked her because of the close quarters that they lived in? I never asked why? She can bark, it's just a very quiet, muffled bark ... like someone is holding her mouth closed when she barks.

ah i see. debarking is so cruel and i hate to see it done just because the owner doesn't like the noise or some stupid reason like that.

I totally agree. It is cruel as they slice their vocal cords, and I'm glad that you (the OP) didn't do this to her. She sure is adorable. She should probably be fixed before adopting her out so she doesn't get into the wrong "breeder" hands. I hope she finds a loving forever home soon.

I believe it was more due to being kicked out of the military housing (not single family), than it was the owner "didn't like it." I was told there was a limit on 2 dogs per house hold, they had to be walked in certain areas ... the rules seemed pretty strict if you wanted to own a dog.

She is so pretty. May I ask why you are selling her?

All of my yorkies are a part of the family, they live with me and since I have limited space I can't keep them all. I'm getting into breeding parti yorkies and want most of my dogs to carry the parti gene (parti's or parti gene carriers).

Of my 2 traditional yorkies, Tasha is house trained and the other is sometimes trained - so I will keep the Madison (spayed), because I worry may not fit into a new home as well.

Oh, I was just curious as never hearing about it before, I wish you the best in placing her:) she is very pretty:)

She is very pretty, Hope she finds the perfect, loving home

Here's more info on debarking

http://www.naiaonline.org/body/artic...debark_qna.htm

She's a little doll.

Some debarking examples on ( http://www.prisonersofgreed.org/Comm...nel-facts.html )

Dogs in puppymills are debarked often by ramming a steel rod down their throats to reputure their vocal cords.

Examples:


http://www.prisonersofgreed.org/Images/Coventry.jpg

http://www.prisonersofgreed.org/Images/Derry.jpg

http://www.prisonersofgreed.org/Images/Cassidy.jpg

Or she could be spayed and placed lovingly in a great pet home instead of risking her in further breeding litters. Just a thought.
I don't like taking pups away from moms or moms totally away from pups until the pups are at minimum 4 mos old. Mom's aren't nursing their pups anymore of course after aobut 8 or 9 weeks of age, but they sure interact and play with them.
At least mine do; and I give them the chance to do that.

:thumbup: the pups are still learning doggie social skills from mom at this point too.

You are absolutley right. My girls love playing with their pups once I have taken over all the work with them. And what a gift to give back to her after she has worked to give me some lovely puppies of correct colour I might add, blue and tan, what a Yorkie was meant to be to strive for in a breeding program, IMHO.

I dont understand why one would go from breeding somewhat correct yorkies to one that is a total DQ in the show ring?
YORKIES ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO BE PARTI COLORED...
Hopefully a responsible YTer buys this girl and spays her.

:thumbup: :thumbup: Awesome idea!

It's not that Yorkies are not "supposed to" be that color. They were born that way. She didn't alter their DNA. Just as humans have different skin tones/hair color/etc, Yorkies have different colors to their hair. Just because judges of a club say so, doesn't mean their word is bond. Granted, the "standard" Yorkie is said to be certain colors/weight/etc. to win in a show ring, but sometimes Yorkies are born with what some think are faults, but that doesn't mean that they are not supposed to be like that. :(

I understand she didnt alter their DNA and just like people dogs come in different shapes sizes and colors. But since this dog isnt what she wants to breed anymore and claims she loves her but is just going to sell her off to replace her with something that she wants to breed. Why not just spay her, keep her and love her if she loves this dog so much.

This quote is what bothers me most. How can you sell something that you claim is your favorite?

Poor girl has been through a lot. One family to another and now to another and debarked to boot. Atleast she was someone's "Best Producer." I hope she finds herself a nice pet home where she can relax and get all the love and spoiling she deserves. Elaine

Oh I agree on both accounts! I posted a few posts above that it would be best to fix her first so she doesn't fall in the wrong breeding hands. She sure is a doll!

:( :( :( :( :( Whoever says THAT isn't cruel is crazy!!!!

I have a friend who rescued a debarked girl and she needed a surgical procedure done and they couldnt do it because they couldnt get their smallest tube down her throat for anesthesia from all the scar tissue from debarking. Poor girl had so many problems :(

Mum's teach their babies so much after they are done nursing, spending time playing with them and letting them know how to behave and interact. Hope you find a good forever home for her, she is pretty..pooh's mum