T cup yorkie Stud Service Available
 

once again........... no such thing as a tea cup @ @
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ditto

I know that there isn't although we cannot deney the fact that when you have a toy that is under 4 lbs the so called public calls them "T-Cups" I didn't invent the name. :) I guess you could say "Tiny" I personally do not believe in any runts like pocket puppies that weigh 1lb at adult weight. My girl is 4 lbs and my male is 3lbs. Sorry if some breeders are offended but I have a lot of inquiries for a small stud , so how else can I describe him? you tell me. I am an established breeder and plan on showing my female as her father is champion in Canada.

$800
 

$800 for stud service fee..I can buy top of the line champion stud service for much less, with a pedigee to die for...what makes your male worth $800. I have a champion-sired stud at 3 pounds and I charge $450. I know club members who only charge $500 for a nice champion. Best wishes

I pay for the vets fees to do the extraction which is $200. Also my male is from a line of many tinies. Not sure if your aware but the tinies sell for $4,000-$7,000......so $600 is not too much to ask....and he is a very busy little guy. You won't find too many other yorkie breeders that are willing to go through the trouble in shipping semen. I do not offer stud services to a real mating I only do AI. Wow I just joined this site today, and I think I'm quite dissapointed in the negativity! why do some people have to be so mean?

stud
 

I do apologize if I came across as mean. This forum is a place of pet lovers..not really a place to advertize semen for sale. I think your post hit me wrong. I am aware of the price of a Yorkie..no one needs to pay $4000 to $7000 for a pet Yorkie. A show potential perhaps., but even a good show pup can come much cheaper from a fair breeder. I have found show breeders charge less for pets then many pet breeders. I am new to Florida and not sure of price, but in DC/MD/Va where I came from, a tiny will run $1200 to $2000 tops and that is from very well known show breeders in the area.

stud service
 

I went back and read the heading for this forum..."for sale or wanted"..I was wrong, it is a place to advertize, sorry.

No worries...everyone is entitled to their own opinon. We all have our standard and that is what mine is and I guess if your successful at it then it doesn't really matter what other people say. I paid $3500 for each of my yorkies, so I guess each area has a different price range. Been to your site and you have some very nice looking yorkies.
Chow 4 Now,
Linda

thanks
 

Thank you...I have not updated my site is sooo long. I am debating whether to show again or not..I would like to find someone close to co-own and do the showing..I am getting lazy about a show coat..

Artificial insemenation?
 

If I understand correctly, AKC will not Count artificial ? I thought I read that an artificial Insemenated litter can not be registered. :confused:

Akc
 

Some of the biggest show breeders in the world ship semen for breeding..AKC accepts with no problems.

The AKC will register a litter that is produced through artificial insemination, provided that the following conditions are met.

For Fresh Semen:
Sire and dam must both be present during the extraction of semen and the insemination of the bitch.


The breeder completes and submits an Application to Register a Litter Resulting from Artificial Insemination Using Fresh Semen with the proper fee.
For Fresh Extended Semen:
The semen must be extracted and extended by a licensed veterinarian.


The insemination of the bitch is performed by a licensed veterinarian.


The breeder completes and submits an Application to Register a Litter Resulting from Artificial Insemination Using Fresh Extended Semen containing the certifications completed by the veterinarian(s) that performed the extraction and the insemination.


Sire must be AKC DNA certified.
For Frozen Semen:
The collection of semen for the artificial breeding must be reported to the AKC with DNA certification. If the semen was collected after October 1, 1998, the sire must be AKC DNA Certified.


The collector/storer must be on record with the AKC as familiar with and complying with the AKC regulations for record keeping and identification of dogs.


The Application to Register a Litter Resulting from Artificial Insemination Using Frozen Semen must be submitted containing the certifications completed by the owner of the semen, the owner of the dam and the veterinarian who performed the artificial breeding, with the proper fee.


All sire owners must sign the form transferring ownership of the frozen semen.

Wow, we live in modern times I guess... I am awe struck at this post. I didn't know this could be done. I know wealthy people WILL pay for this, but I can't believe it.

Sure doesn't sound like much fun for the dogs.... I know if I had to impregnate a female I'd want to be involved! Hey if you're making money of the little guys they might as well have some fun ;)