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HannahandMo · 12-27-2010, 07:19 AM

Well once they visit their home, they'll have a concrete/cemented relationship. I'm sure they will even fly them in at no cost. I know they will. They can well afford it. If you know the area. Not that they are snobs at all.. On the contrary some of the most kind people I have the honor of being related to. Large sums go to charities and also organizations they deem worthy. They will donate plenty to the yorkie organizations just as they did last year. I'm really bored of your opinions and have so much else to do today. Thanks and please continue to strive for the "last word". Feel free to banter all day with yourself. You won't keep her from finding a baby and this baby will most definitely have the entire world at her tiny little paws.

Opinions are like.....everyone has one. Doesn't mean a thing in a realistic situation that will occur.

HannahandMo · 12-27-2010, 07:24 AM

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Originally Posted by YorkieRose

My tinies are never sold to "Someone" looking for a puppy for another person...it is so unwise for a breeder not to know exactly who, what, where, when they are placing their puppies.

I once was asked by a hotel manager of the Four Seasons to deliver a puppy and everything it needed to a guest..it was for a child's birthday present. They wanted it in the room for the child when she arrived...check for any amount I wanted was waiting...manager thought I was nuts when I said I never sold to anyone I could not meet and talk to...not even the Queen of England..manager said..."it was not a Queen, but close...LOL Still not interested.

Well that sounds impressive and they can be contacted directly and flown in for a house visit.

Raymond's Mom · 12-27-2010, 07:24 AM

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Originally Posted by HannahandMo

I'm terribly sorry those threads upset you. Why would I consider it.. well it is a wish of someone very special. Who would you suggest be able to purchase one of these babies? There are tinies. Fact. There are people that buy them. Fact. If no one buys them, where o where should they go?
You tell me. Lets again stick with facts. They are bred. They need a home. This woman will give them a wonderful home. I've got a few grand to get a puppy for her. The want for one that day came from her husband purchasing one that was supposed to be delivered Christmas eve. This ended up being a scam and no puppy. The reason for YT open forum is because there are reputable breeders that do have tiny yorkies that are born. Fact. That need good homes. Four private messages can attest to that. Not that I would post theirs just because of bored people like you that must insert their opinions for lack of anything better to do.
Also since when does a breeder know everything? Never. It is a continual ongoing process. You can never know all there is to know

Again thank you for your OPINION.

Now that you've announced that you have a "few grand" to spend on the puppy I'm sure you'll be getting offers left and right. But considering that most who breed for the tinies are scammers...good luck. And do consider a tiny that is at least 4 months old and is WELL guaranteed. Also, what in heavens name is a "teddy bear" yorkie???

HannahandMo · 12-27-2010, 07:28 AM

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Originally Posted by HannahandMo

Well that sounds impressive and they can be contacted directly and flown in for a house visit.

They have plenty of room for a long visit if more time is needed to form an opinion of them. I'm sure they would not mind an extended stay. You can probably have an entire floor to yourself and the puppy. I really don't need to go on, so I won't. I've already responded to plenty of pms with the personal information and now we will take the time to research those that responded. Have a nice day everyone. Really. We are.

This ongoing thread actually brought more pms as well as ones that said not to bother responding to rude ones.

HannahandMo · 12-27-2010, 07:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Raymond's Mom

Now that you've announced that you have a "few grand" to spend on the puppy I'm sure you'll be getting offers left and right. But considering that most who breed for the tinies are scammers...good luck. And do consider a tiny that is at least 4 months old and is WELL guaranteed. Also, what in heavens name is a "teddy bear" yorkie???

it is a description. kind of like a blonde, skinny, fat, red head, etc...

google it.

since the poor man got scammed already, we will take special care to meet her in person. flying out the same day is not an issue.

yorkieusa · 12-27-2010, 07:34 AM

Why would someone whose husband had cancer want a puppy? I would expect that they would have little time to spend with a puppy and would prefer to spend what precious time is left with their beloved husband.

ArmaniMan · 12-27-2010, 07:34 AM

Hopefully this person is ready to spend hours upon hours running to emergency vets and specialists and to lose their pup at a very young age- that is what people get who want a tiny yorkie the same day they post an ad

HannahandMo · 12-27-2010, 07:40 AM

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Originally Posted by yorkieusa

Why would someone whose husband had cancer want a puppy? I would expect that they would have little time to spend with a puppy and would prefer to spend what precious time is left with their beloved husband.

why on earth is that any of your business?

HannahandMo · 12-27-2010, 07:41 AM

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Originally Posted by ArmaniMan

Hopefully this person is ready to spend hours upon hours running to emergency vets and specialists and to lose their pup at a very young age- that is what people get who want a tiny yorkie the same day they post an ad

re read and you'll get all the answers up above ( the duration of time) how long she had a tiny before etc.. ect... if you don't have a tiny why bother with your opinion. go help someone or do some good today. pay a compliment to someone. visit the cancer ward. they need some friendly people

HannahandMo · 12-27-2010, 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by ArmaniMan

Hopefully this person is ready to spend hours upon hours running to emergency vets and specialists and to lose their pup at a very young age- that is what people get who want a tiny yorkie the same day they post an ad

why don't you turn your little frown upset down

see how easy that is and consider if a tiny does need all that health care well they are some of the very well off and will take care of any and all. would you rather the tiny go to someone who just wants a purse display and doesn't have the funds to take care of them. give me a break.

bchgirl · 12-27-2010, 07:44 AM

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Originally Posted by yorkieusa

Why would someone whose husband had cancer want a puppy? I would expect that they would have little time to spend with a puppy and would prefer to spend what precious time is left with their beloved husband.

I wondered the same thing myself.

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Originally Posted by HannahandMo

why on earth is that any of your business?

yorkieusa · 12-27-2010, 07:46 AM

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Originally Posted by HannahandMo

why on earth is that any of your business?

Because I care about all puppies. All of their time will be limited and a tiny puppy will require a great deal of medical care and time spent at a vet's office.

megansmomma · 12-27-2010, 07:57 AM

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Originally Posted by bchgirl

I wondered the same thing myself.

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Originally Posted by yorkieusa

Because I care about all puppies. All of their time will be limited and a tiny puppy will require a great deal of medical care and time spent at a vet's office.

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Originally Posted by HannahandMo

whenever we find the right one and the term is wealthy. sounds like a little resentment. they earned it. i'm glad your excited..maybe you can utilize that to go put a smile on a sick childs face. Try nemours childrens ward. Cancer floor. that excitement should be put to good use.

I do not find it funny that you are speaking about children with cancer while adding a giant grin. It is a terrible illness and something that I see on a daily basis. Wow! Maybe you should go back to the dog park to check on the puppies with the brain matter coming from their open fontanels from being breed for tinies. Unlike childhood cancer breeding for tinies it preventable!

*this is my opinion

HannahandMo · 12-27-2010, 08:05 AM

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Originally Posted by megansmomma

I do not find it funny that you are speaking about children with cancer while adding a giant grin. It is a terrible illness and something that I see on a daily basis. Wow! Maybe you should go back to the dog park to check on the puppies with the brain matter coming from their open fontanels from being breed for tinies. Unlike childhood cancer breeding for tinies it preventable!

*this is my opinion

well let me explain in simple terms ..the grin was to show enthusiasm for the posted to go to the ward. Oh really I am a nurse and that is what I deal with. What hospital do you work for? I've never been to a dog park as I find them a breeding site for parasites, but if there are puppies runing around with brain matter that would be a site to see. Highly unlikely!. Of course breeding for tinies is preventable and completley common sense and has no bearing on the original question . thanks again for your opinion that has nothing to do with the original question. I work the night shift so I'm on the computer working and catching up. what is your excuse to do nothing more productive. ?

shodanusmc · 12-27-2010, 08:05 AM

So if you have money and are considered weathy it is ok to shop around for a "TINY" for some family where the husband has cancer and you are acting as a broker. That being the case, I am glad I am poor, have an average size Yorkie, and do not need to find a middle man broker for my next pup. You misrepresented yourself initially, were discovered to be pretty clueless based on earlier posts, etc. No need for me to go on. I hope you get at least 20% of that several grand for all the time and effort you put in. No doubt the ones that PM'd you are the best around. LMAO Maybe on is from Nigeria and they also have several million they want to transfer into your bank account.

12-27-2010, 07:34 AM	#21
yorkieusa Crazy about Kacee! Donating Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: Kansas Posts: 21,173	Why would someone whose husband had cancer want a puppy? I would expect that they would have little time to spend with a puppy and would prefer to spend what precious time is left with their beloved husband. __________________ Karen Kacee Muffin 1991-2005 Rest in Peace My Little Angel

12-27-2010, 07:34 AM	#22
ArmaniMan I ♥ Armani & Chloe Donating Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Upstate NY Posts: 3,895	Hopefully this person is ready to spend hours upon hours running to emergency vets and specialists and to lose their pup at a very young age- that is what people get who want a tiny yorkie the same day they post an ad __________________ Armani & Chloe

12-27-2010, 07:19 AM	#16
HannahandMo Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Palm Coast, FL US Posts: 126	Well once they visit their home, they'll have a concrete/cemented relationship. I'm sure they will even fly them in at no cost. I know they will. They can well afford it. If you know the area. Not that they are snobs at all.. On the contrary some of the most kind people I have the honor of being related to. Large sums go to charities and also organizations they deem worthy. They will donate plenty to the yorkie organizations just as they did last year. I'm really bored of your opinions and have so much else to do today. Thanks and please continue to strive for the "last word". Feel free to banter all day with yourself. You won't keep her from finding a baby and this baby will most definitely have the entire world at her tiny little paws. Opinions are like.....everyone has one. Doesn't mean a thing in a realistic situation that will occur.

12-27-2010, 08:05 AM	#30
shodanusmc BANNED! Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Illinois Posts: 4,603	So if you have money and are considered weathy it is ok to shop around for a "TINY" for some family where the husband has cancer and you are acting as a broker. That being the case, I am glad I am poor, have an average size Yorkie, and do not need to find a middle man broker for my next pup. You misrepresented yourself initially, were discovered to be pretty clueless based on earlier posts, etc. No need for me to go on. I hope you get at least 20% of that several grand for all the time and effort you put in. No doubt the ones that PM'd you are the best around. LMAO Maybe on is from Nigeria and they also have several million they want to transfer into your bank account.