Looking for Biewer female puppy in the Virginia (or surrounding) area.

[Lindzorz]

My husband and I are going to be moving into a house somewhere in early to mid-July, and I'd really like to adopt a female Biewer pup. The only issue is that I have an allotted $500 to spend on a puppy, and most of the ones around here cost quite a bit more than that. There's one girl a few states away that I could afford and that I love, but of course, my husband doesn't want to make the drive because of gas prices and the trouble. I may not be able to offer as much money as other buyers, but I can offer many years of love and affection! I hope someone will consider me for their baby. If you have a litter due in July or later, that would be fine. I'm not in a rush to get a girl right now, as we are going to be moving our things for the next while! Thank you for your time.

-Lindsey

[shodanusmc]

Have you considered contacting a Yorkie Rescue group? Best of luck.

[Jennxling]

Does it have to be a girl? I'm looking for one too, but I'm even having trouble finding one with a budget of $1000-1200. Boys are priced considerably cheaper and I've seen many for $500. The cheapest I found for girls is $1000 and there's not many choices...

[Lindzorz]

Originally Posted by Jennxling

Does it have to be a girl? I'm looking for one too, but I'm even having trouble finding one with a budget of $1000-1200. Boys are priced considerably cheaper and I've seen many for $500. The cheapest I found for girls is $1000 and there's not many choices...

Yes ... It has to be a girl. I don't mean to sound that picky, but there are 2 male Poms at my mom's house that have a bit of a marking problem, so my husband is saying strictly girl only! I know the choices are limited around here. There were 2 girls for $800 each in TN, but they are already reserved. I just love the idea of having my own Biewer girl, but money talks, and I don't have as much to spend as most other people do upfront for a puppy. I can still most certainly afford to pamper and take a dog to the veterinarian. It's just ... hard to find someone who is willing to sell a dog of this breed at that price. I'm not looking to breed one, I just want a loving companion. If you aren't planning on breeding or showing one, I think it would be an okay deal, but maybe that's just me!

[linda44]

Member lucky lady has pups

[Lindzorz]

Thank you for the information. Now if I can figure out how to find said person ... Lol. I just joined the website today, so I'm trying to figure out how to navigate it!

[Jennxling]

Here's the thread with the biewer puppies. Good luck! I'm looking for local only because bf said the same thing --GAS. lol You know, if you neuter the boy at 6 months of age, they usually won't mark. Are the two pom boys not neutered?

[Lindzorz]

The 2 male Poms aren't neutered. If they see another male dog mark something though, will they pick up the habit? I don't know, I'm still kind of hoping for a girl. Wait, isn't that link for Nebraska? Lol, that's a little far for us!

[kjc]

Maybe check with Biewer breeders... sometimes they retire females from breeding fairly young... not a puppy but still young. And they look for good homes to place them in. (That's how I got mine!)

[shodanusmc]

Originally Posted by kjc

Maybe check with Biewer breeders... sometimes they retire females from breeding fairly young... not a puppy but still young. And they look for good homes to place them in. (That's how I got mine!)

That's how I got Marge! The expense came later!

[kjc]

Originally Posted by shodanusmc

That's how I got Marge! The expense came later!

Oh Steve!

[Jennxling]

Originally Posted by Lindzorz

The 2 male Poms aren't neutered. If they see another male dog mark something though, will they pick up the habit? I don't know, I'm still kind of hoping for a girl. Wait, isn't that link for Nebraska? Lol, that's a little far for us!

Nope, they don't pick it up if they are neutered at a young age, usually 6 months old. Well, that explains it, un-neutered males are markers because they are territorial. They should be neutered, but at this point, they would still mark because it's set into a habit. However, it would prevent them from roaming and the possibility of impregnating other dogs!

Originally Posted by shodanusmc

That's how I got Marge! The expense came later!

I don't get it... Was the breeder bad so you paid a lot of health expenses?

[Lindzorz]

Originally Posted by Jennxling

Nope, they don't pick it up if they are neutered at a young age, usually 6 months old. Well, that explains it, un-neutered males are markers because they are territorial. They should be neutered, but at this point, they would still mark because it's set into a habit. However, it would prevent them from roaming and the possibility of impregnating other dogs!

They don't free roam around female dogs that haven't been spayed, so it's not a big issue for my mom! Just the marking is ... Not so great. Didn't know at the time that neutering them was the better option.

[bellababy08]

Originally Posted by Lindzorz

The 2 male Poms aren't neutered. If they see another male dog mark something though, will they pick up the habit? I don't know, I'm still kind of hoping for a girl. Wait, isn't that link for Nebraska? Lol, that's a little far for us!

Just so you know females will mark as well and can be as bad as the males.

[Breny]

Good luck in your search. Biewers are very Beautiful babies.