TINY, TINY (2-3 LB. Adult wt.) AKC Yorkie WANTED!! - Page 4 - YorkieTalk.com Forums

iloveYorkiesFL · 02-20-2008, 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by makemepretty

Did you see this little girl?
http://www.livedeal.com/ShowItemDeta...y=2222&br=true

She is beautiful... so so tiny, i'd be scare to pick her up!!

lisatodd · 02-20-2008, 01:04 PM

i leave for a couple of hours and missed all the fun.

Breny · 02-20-2008, 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by lisatodd

i leave for a couple of hours and missed all the fun.

LOL me too! I was just going to post something simular! Dang I miss all the fun

tiggerr36792 · 02-20-2008, 01:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Breny

LOL me too! I was just going to post something simular! Dang I miss all the fun

Me too, but thats probably a good thing! Biting my tongue seems to get harder and harder these days.

Wylie's Mom · 02-20-2008, 01:55 PM

Sigh.....*good times*.

mizzwanned · 02-20-2008, 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by makemepretty

Did you see this little girl?
http://www.livedeal.com/ShowItemDeta...y=2222&br=true

She is really pretty. What is livedeal? Is that like ebay? They just buy or bid on dogs?!?

makemepretty · 02-21-2008, 03:53 AM

Livedeal is just an ad place, like puppyfind or hobbly. She was also listed on puppyfind.

txrosegirl · 02-21-2008, 06:19 AM

to the OP:

i hope you find your perfect baby ... and everyone has their preferences regarding size and if you want a teeny tiny baby, no one should tell you otherwise ... i just hope everyone who thinks they want the tiny babies does lots of research and will be able to be extra cautious with them

two of my babies are teeny and i hope they hit a growth spurt soon! i knew my little girl was going to stay small but i did not realize how tiny 3.5lbs full grown would be (she is currently less than 2.5 lbs and her daddy is 3.5 lbs so i have an idea of the size she will *hopefully* get) .. i am really, truly hoping she gets to around 4 lbs or more but either way i will love her soooo much! i am extra extra cautious with my babies - no letting them jump off sofas, beds, etc ... i keep an eagle eye on them at all times

good luck with your furbaby search!

BLEU BOY BARBER · 02-21-2008, 07:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Sunset_Wave0716

I meant their overall appearance. I know that weight range is out of the Yorkie standard.

Be careful on your tiny... Most are very unhealthy or will have birth congenital defects.. If you are going to buy one I would wait and get one at a year old .........I WOULD NOT BREED THIS DOG PERIOD!!! I think you have in mind to breed the dog... I would only get a dog to love and have as a pet... Unless you know the mother and the father and the background behind each and have studied the pedigree.. BUY FOR PET ONLY! I highly discourage you to breed a dog this small.. You are asking for a financial and emotional heartache... TRUST ME! I said all this gently and from the heart....

As far as payment type : Paypal and cash are you best options too many people have been scammed and ripped off and therefore both parties need to be protected including yourself. GET A RECEIPT!

Good Luck to you .... This breed is just like having a baby. It is not a dog to throw in the backyard or to be left all day .... They want your undivided attention. Perhaps you are buying for a family member or spouse, these babies will make them very happy... Plenty of outfits to choose from and they will give you a good 15 years if healthy.....

Vicki

meglaulanmar · 02-21-2008, 05:21 PM

Well, I am glad someone defended my position. I am sure that there are those who breed for fun or to get a better show dog but people do want to make money when breeding and raising dogs is a 24 hr a day and 7 day a week job if done right!

Sunset,
Like I said, my husband is a lawyer and the laws are mainly to protect the buyer not the breeder so it wouldn't make sense for me to let you take a puppy w/ no nothing to show for it. You are going to write me a check on a bank no telling how many miles away... what if you don't honor the ck...stop payment... IT HAPPENS. Why should I believe you are not like so many others. Most people don't know someone is untrustworthy until they are scammed. That is why breeders have to set up safeguards to protect themselves. I def. think paypal is the way to go to safeguard both parties! It creates a legal record of the transaction.

I wasn't one that was being negative to you. I was just stating what I would do so you knew what you would be up against w/ your demands. I don't have a problem (like a lot of people) w/ people wanting small dogs. I just think they should be bluntly informed on the facts of their possible health problems. I just think it is funny you wanted to demand a dog w/ a check. I justed wanted to point out most probably wouldn't go for it. BUT after you took the tone w/ me and said I was out for money, I think more likely than not you are possibly up to something. It is easy to offer 3500 for a dog when the ck isn't good...lol

MyFairLacy · 02-21-2008, 05:30 PM

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Originally Posted by meglaulanmar

Well, I am glad someone defended my position. I am sure that there are those who breed for fun or to get a better show dog but people do want to make money when breeding and raising dogs is a 24 hr a day and 7 day a week job if done right!

When people breed for the right reasons, they usually don't make much money at all, if any. Breeding should never be done to make money. It makes me sick to see people breeding and brokering dogs to make money

addicted · 02-22-2008, 08:10 AM

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Originally Posted by meglaulanmar

Well, I am glad someone defended my position. I am sure that there are those who breed for fun or to get a better show dog but people do want to make money when breeding and raising dogs is a 24 hr a day and 7 day a week job if done right!

Sunset,
Like I said, my husband is a lawyer and the laws are mainly to protect the buyer not the breeder so it wouldn't make sense for me to let you take a puppy w/ no nothing to show for it. You are going to write me a check on a bank no telling how many miles away... what if you don't honor the ck...stop payment... IT HAPPENS. Why should I believe you are not like so many others. Most people don't know someone is untrustworthy until they are scammed. That is why breeders have to set up safeguards to protect themselves. I def. think paypal is the way to go to safeguard both parties! It creates a legal record of the transaction.

I wasn't one that was being negative to you. I was just stating what I would do so you knew what you would be up against w/ your demands. I don't have a problem (like a lot of people) w/ people wanting small dogs. I just think they should be bluntly informed on the facts of their possible health problems. I just think it is funny you wanted to demand a dog w/ a check. I justed wanted to point out most probably wouldn't go for it. BUT after you took the tone w/ me and said I was out for money, I think more likely than not you are possibly up to something. It is easy to offer 3500 for a dog when the ck isn't good...lol

That is true.

meglaulanmar · 02-22-2008, 03:04 PM

I know there are some people that breed to develop the breed (for instance show dogs people looking for better show dogs...these are people w/ a lot of money to spend in the first place) but I guarantee 97% of the people breeding, even on here, make some profit. They might say they lose money because in actual hours spent taking care of the dog they do. However, I do not believe that they spend more in food, vet bills, etc (in excess if the 1000-2000 they charge for the dogs). How would this be fesible? BUT like I said, in man hours spent caring for the puppies, they way go in the negative on financial gain. If they got paid for everything they did then the puppies we love so much would cost us upwards of 10000! lol.

Now there are people "hobby breeders" that do it for fun too. And these people not knowing how to dock tails, give vaccines, etc., may endure cost far and above what they are getting for the pups.... but again, if they did it often, they would go broke. Any business (and most of the people consider for tax reasons they must, it a business) not making money is going to go bankrupt (unless they have a husband working to pay for their expensive hobby).

MyFairLacy · 02-22-2008, 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by meglaulanmar

I know there are some people that breed to develop the breed (for instance show dogs people looking for better show dogs...these are people w/ a lot of money to spend in the first place) but I guarantee 97% of the people breeding, even on here, make some profit..

You are right..and those are all unethical, unreputable breeders...no good breeder breeds to make a profit.

meglaulanmar · 02-22-2008, 05:39 PM

they spend their whole lives raising puppies so other people can love them, they put their heart and soul into the breed, take time away from their children and husbands, just so you can have the perfect puppy. They do it all for you. lol ok... believe what you want. I can't change the way you believe just pointing out you are wrong (for the most part) and that while their are rich breeders out their or people whose have no children or husbands to spend time with ....most of them make something off the puppies. While it is extremely costly to breed and raise yorkies and it make take years to make a profit... they still do.

02-20-2008, 01:04 PM	#47
lisatodd Little Boogers Donating Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: virginia beach, va Posts: 4,460	i leave for a couple of hours and missed all the fun. __________________ lisa lisa and the cult jam yorkies

02-20-2008, 01:55 PM	#50
Wylie's Mom Furbutts = LOVE Donating Member Moderator Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Phoenix, AZ Posts: 35,889 Blog Entries: 2	Sigh.....good times. __________________ ~ A friend told me I was delusional. I nearly fell off my unicorn. ~ °¨¨¨°ºOº°¨¨¨° Ann \| Pfeiffer \| Marcel Verdel Purcell \| Wylie \| Artie °¨¨¨°ºOº°¨¨¨°

02-21-2008, 03:53 AM	#52
makemepretty YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Middleville Posts: 933	Livedeal is just an ad place, like puppyfind or hobbly. She was also listed on puppyfind. __________________ http://www.dogster.com/pet_page.php?j=t&i=369717

02-21-2008, 06:19 AM	#53
txrosegirl owned by my monkeys Donating Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: far north dallas, texas Posts: 1,866	to the OP: i hope you find your perfect baby ... and everyone has their preferences regarding size and if you want a teeny tiny baby, no one should tell you otherwise ... i just hope everyone who thinks they want the tiny babies does lots of research and will be able to be extra cautious with them two of my babies are teeny and i hope they hit a growth spurt soon! i knew my little girl was going to stay small but i did not realize how tiny 3.5lbs full grown would be (she is currently less than 2.5 lbs and her daddy is 3.5 lbs so i have an idea of the size she will hopefully get) .. i am really, truly hoping she gets to around 4 lbs or more but either way i will love her soooo much! i am extra extra cautious with my babies - no letting them jump off sofas, beds, etc ... i keep an eagle eye on them at all times good luck with your furbaby search! __________________ lyn ~ miss buffey, sir bentley and baby bree ~ RIP sweet gino - mommy will always love you please click to give FREE food - the animal rescue site

02-21-2008, 05:21 PM	#55
meglaulanmar YT Addict Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Alexandria, VA Posts: 403	thanks to those who defended Well, I am glad someone defended my position. I am sure that there are those who breed for fun or to get a better show dog but people do want to make money when breeding and raising dogs is a 24 hr a day and 7 day a week job if done right! Sunset, Like I said, my husband is a lawyer and the laws are mainly to protect the buyer not the breeder so it wouldn't make sense for me to let you take a puppy w/ no nothing to show for it. You are going to write me a check on a bank no telling how many miles away... what if you don't honor the ck...stop payment... IT HAPPENS. Why should I believe you are not like so many others. Most people don't know someone is untrustworthy until they are scammed. That is why breeders have to set up safeguards to protect themselves. I def. think paypal is the way to go to safeguard both parties! It creates a legal record of the transaction. I wasn't one that was being negative to you. I was just stating what I would do so you knew what you would be up against w/ your demands. I don't have a problem (like a lot of people) w/ people wanting small dogs. I just think they should be bluntly informed on the facts of their possible health problems. I just think it is funny you wanted to demand a dog w/ a check. I justed wanted to point out most probably wouldn't go for it. BUT after you took the tone w/ me and said I was out for money, I think more likely than not you are possibly up to something. It is easy to offer 3500 for a dog when the ck isn't good...lol

02-22-2008, 03:04 PM	#58
meglaulanmar YT Addict Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Alexandria, VA Posts: 403	breeding I know there are some people that breed to develop the breed (for instance show dogs people looking for better show dogs...these are people w/ a lot of money to spend in the first place) but I guarantee 97% of the people breeding, even on here, make some profit. They might say they lose money *because* in actual hours spent taking care of the dog they do. However, I do not believe that they spend more in food, vet bills, etc (in excess if the 1000-2000 they charge for the dogs). How would this be fesible? BUT like I said, in man hours spent caring for the puppies, they way go in the negative on financial gain. If they got paid for everything they did then the puppies we love so much would cost us upwards of 10000! lol. Now there are people "hobby breeders" that do it for fun too. And these people not knowing how to dock tails, give vaccines, etc., may endure cost far and above what they are getting for the pups.... but again, if they did it often, they would go broke. Any business (and most of the people consider for tax reasons they must, it a business) not making money is going to go bankrupt (unless they have a husband working to pay for their expensive hobby).

02-22-2008, 05:39 PM	#60
meglaulanmar YT Addict Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Alexandria, VA Posts: 403	Your right they spend their whole lives raising puppies so other people can love them, they put their heart and soul into the breed, take time away from their children and husbands, just so you can have the perfect puppy. They do it all for you. lol ok... believe what you want. I can't change the way you believe just pointing out you are wrong (for the most part) and that while their are rich breeders out their or people whose have no children or husbands to spend time with ....most of them make something off the puppies. While it is extremely costly to breed and raise yorkies and it make take years to make a profit... they still do.