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kpstoybox · 07-20-2010, 02:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Disney

Not saying you don't love dog, I just feel that if doggie going to need vet bill he shouldn't be so high price. NOT a fair price.

And what makes you think the doggie will ever need anything other then normal vet bills? And who are you to decide what other's should charge for their puppies? Who are any of you to command the OP give this puppy away for free?
Should she keep it until she knows it is as healthy as any normal sized yorkie puppy? YES!! Should this puppy be BAT tested and completely vet checked before leaving for it's new home...YES!

But with that said...what the OP ask's for this puppy is HER business and the person who buys it.

kalina82 · 07-20-2010, 02:41 PM

Members may price their Yorkies at any price they wish. You may or may not purchase the Yorkie at that set price, that is your choice. If you wish to negotiate with the seller, do so privately. Disparaging posts regarding prices may be deleted.

Breny · 07-20-2010, 04:08 PM

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Originally Posted by YorkieChick1

I think everyone is being a bit harsh IMO. $1800 is not an outrageous amount out here on the west coast, most of my friends have paid that or more for "pet" quality, healthy puppies.

OP My little Buster looks a lot like your Romeo!! I attached a photo of him at 10 weeks. He was small too as a pup and is almost 1 year old and 3 1/4 lbs. and very healthy!! Good Luck finding a loving home!!

OMG is he ever adorable!!!!

Breny · 07-20-2010, 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by WV~Yorkies

Who determines Pet price? Is it wrote somewhere?

I think price should be left between seller and buyer.JMO

I totally agree with this. Its No ones business why she priced him the way she did. And to say she should give him away free is just crazy.

I don't see anywhere in the OP's for sale thread that this pup was ready to go NOW. There sure are alot of assumptions going on.

To the OP your little guy is adorable and I know he will find his forever home real soon!!!

Breny · 07-20-2010, 04:14 PM

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Originally Posted by kalina82

Members may price their Yorkies at any price they wish. You may or may not purchase the Yorkie at that set price, that is your choice. If you wish to negotiate with the seller, do so privately. Disparaging posts regarding prices may be deleted.

Exactly - the YT rules.

Looks like the OP is in complete compliance.

peanut · 07-20-2010, 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by kalina82

Members may price their Yorkies at any price they wish. You may or may not purchase the Yorkie at that set price, that is your choice. If you wish to negotiate with the seller, do so privately. Disparaging posts regarding prices may be deleted.

He is adorable little boy!

Disney · 07-20-2010, 07:57 PM

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Originally Posted by kpstoybox

And what makes you think the doggie will ever need anything other then normal vet bills? And who are you to decide what other's should charge for their puppies? Who are any of you to command the OP give this puppy away for free?
Should she keep it until she knows it is as healthy as any normal sized yorkie puppy? YES!! Should this puppy be BAT tested and completely vet checked before leaving for it's new home...YES!

But with that said...what the OP ask's for this puppy is HER business and the person who buys it.

My English wasn't the best, as I meant exactly what you say.

Price is DIFFERENT ISSUE if she keep him until he bigger, so please do not squawk like chicken laying egg at me, I apologize that I offend you so much. However if she choose to sell him when he still weeny at this price, I believe it is worth mention, mention the risk and what reputable breeder would do. Other than that, you right, it not my business.

Basically I mostly agree with you, so no hard feelings.

motherhen · 07-20-2010, 08:06 PM

We have a wee little female. She is 10 weeks old today, and weighed in at 1 pound today. My question is, if I want to take her out to play in the grass, can I put the flea stuff on her? I use the Frontline Top Spot on the other dogs, but didn't know what to do about one that is so little in weight -- even though she is the 8 weeks old that the box says.

Disney · 07-20-2010, 08:08 PM

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Originally Posted by motherhen

We have a wee little female. She is 10 weeks old today, and weighed in at 1 pound today. My question is, if I want to take her out to play in the grass, can I put the flea stuff on her? I use the Frontline Top Spot on the other dogs, but didn't know what to do about one that is so little in weight -- even though she is the 8 weeks old that the box says.

I would hold off..She very, very small.

mojo · 07-20-2010, 08:08 PM

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Originally Posted by motherhen

We have a wee little female. She is 10 weeks old today, and weighed in at 1 pound today. My question is, if I want to take her out to play in the grass, can I put the flea stuff on her? I use the Frontline Top Spot on the other dogs, but didn't know what to do about one that is so little in weight -- even though she is the 8 weeks old that the box says.

I do not believe she should be out playing in the grass until she is fully vaccinated. And I don't think I would put frontline on a dog that tiny.

Disney · 07-20-2010, 08:09 PM

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Originally Posted by mojo

I so not believe she should be out playing in the grass until she is fully vaccinated. And I don't think I would put frontline on a dog that tiny.

Yes this another point...Play with puppy inside until they fully vacc.

motherhen · 07-20-2010, 08:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Disney

I would hold off..She very, very small.

Yes, she is, but she follows the big dogs to the doggy door and she wants to go outside so badly. I feel too that she is too little for the flea protection. Hmmm, what to do.

mojo · 07-20-2010, 08:13 PM

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Originally Posted by motherhen

Yes, she is, but she follows the big dogs to the doggy door and she wants to go outside so badly. I feel too that she is too little for the flea protection. Hmmm, what to do.

If she isn't fully vaccinated, she can become quite ill. Not worth it.

motherhen · 07-20-2010, 08:13 PM

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Originally Posted by mojo

I do not believe she should be out playing in the grass until she is fully vaccinated. And I don't think I would put frontline on a dog that tiny.

I gave her 1/2 of a shot when she was 9 weeks old. For two days, she wouldn't eat or drink and just laid around. Scared me like crazy. I kept giving her NutriCal and then finally force fed her some food on the second day. After that she fine again. I don't know what to do about her second shot that she should have this coming Tuesday!!!

Breny · 07-20-2010, 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by motherhen

I gave her 1/2 of a shot when she was 9 weeks old. For two days, she wouldn't eat or drink and just laid around. Scared me like crazy. I kept giving her NutriCal and then finally force fed her some food on the second day. After that she fine again. I don't know what to do about her second shot that she should have this coming Tuesday!!!

I would NOT use the flea meds. No way.

07-20-2010, 02:41 PM	#47
kalina82 Phantom Queen Morrigan Donating Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: with my yorkie baby Posts: 10,141 Blog Entries: 1	Members may price their Yorkies at any price they wish. You may or may not purchase the Yorkie at that set price, that is your choice. If you wish to negotiate with the seller, do so privately. Disparaging posts regarding prices may be deleted. __________________ Kellie and Morgan

07-20-2010, 08:06 PM	#53
motherhen Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Illinois Posts: 192	We have a wee little female. She is 10 weeks old today, and weighed in at 1 pound today. My question is, if I want to take her out to play in the grass, can I put the flea stuff on her? I use the Frontline Top Spot on the other dogs, but didn't know what to do about one that is so little in weight -- even though she is the 8 weeks old that the box says.