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|    No Longer a Member  Join Date: Aug 2007  Location: US  
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				   |      Well, there's a possibility that I may not get the puppy I originally wanted...     The owner of the grandparents needs to give permission, since he has champion lines (which I completely understand), and she is in bad health and may not be available to contact. So I need to keep my options open, just in case. That being said, I am looking for a small male, preferably between 3 and 5 lbs full grown. I will NOT consider one smaller than 3 lbs, only because Ryder will probably never make it to 2 1/2 lbs, and I'm afraid he may never be able to breed. This is one reason why I'm searching for another male, just in case Ryder isn't fertile. He must be excellent quality...I have a particular standard I am looking for, and he must meet that standard. I would prefer a male with champion lines, as I would love to show in the near future. He DOES NOT have to be ready to go now. I would prefer to come and pick him up, but it really depends on how far away the right little boy is from me. Please PM me if you have a male who fits this description so far. Thank you.    |  
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|    Mom to 6 Beautiful Furkids   Join Date: Apr 2006  Location: Ohio  
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 You may want to check out http://www.amazingyorkies.com She has some males for sale and they all have pretty nice pedigrees. Good luck with your search!! 
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|    No Longer a Member  Join Date: Aug 2007  Location: US  
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|    Donating YT 2000 Club Member   Join Date: Sep 2007  Location: North Carolina  
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				   |      Why don't you contact Ponderosa Yorkies? They are in Western North Carolina and have show quality Yorkies.      http://www.pnderosa.com/  |  
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|    Yorkie Yakker  Join Date: Jan 2008  Location: somewhere  
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				   |      Why can't you breed your small male?  It isn't like a small female.  It doesn't risk their lives.  In my experience, you want to see a dam on the larger size and the male tiny to make sure the dam is able to have the puppies and they are all w/i the size range.  I was just wondering.     |  
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|    BANNED!  Join Date: Mar 2005  
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				   |      If you are really thinking about showing your dog in the future 3 lbs is pretty small, even for a male.     |  
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|    No Longer a Member  Join Date: Aug 2007  Location: US  
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   You mean Ryder? I'm not concerned about his size in breeding, just that he may never be fertile or be able to breed. I will definitely breed him if he's able...   |  |
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|    No Longer a Member  Join Date: Aug 2007  Location: US  
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|    My Tiny Treasures    Donating Member  |      Good luck in your search (If you don't get the boy you wanted)      Just curious, but why do you think your current smaller male won't be fertile?  |  
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|    Currently Suspended!  Join Date: Feb 2007  Location: Coco's World  
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				   |      Girl are you ever gonna stop buying dogs?? How many more are your parents going to let you have??     |  
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|    No Longer a Member  Join Date: Aug 2007  Location: US  
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|    No Longer a Member  Join Date: Aug 2007  Location: US  
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   I have my own income though and I've been an adult for several years now, so I don't need my moms permission to get my dogs.    |  |
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|    My Tiny Treasures    Donating Member  |     Quote:  
 Hhmmm Oh ok. I'll have to research that. I've never heard that before. I bet he's a cutie. How old is he?  |  |
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