Adorable Yorkie Pups - 2 Boys & 1 Girl - Houston Area

[sseibt]

1. Your first and last name - Sandra Seibt

2. Your city, state: New Caney, TX

3. Your phone number: 281-813-8603

4. Your email address: ssseibt@yahoo.com

5. Yorkie(s) For Sale: 3

6. Birthdate of Yorkie(s): April 7, 2012

7. Age of Yorkie(s): 10 Weeks

8. Weight of Yorkie(s) parents: 6.5 Lbs.

9. Current weight of Yorkie(s) for sale: 1.5 Lbs.

10. Registration if any (AKC, etc): APRI (America's Pet Registry)

11. Price: $650

12. When puppies will be ready to be taken home: Now

13. Do you ship your Yorkies: No

14. Any additional information you want to add:


This is my first litter and the pups have been raised in myhouse with lots of love. During the daythey play with their mom and dad in my screened in Lanai equipped with plentyof toys. They are a wiz with a doggiedoor and head directly to an enclosed wooden deck and cedar mulched area to dotheir business. They play hard and whentuckered out, enjoy taking a nap on my lap. Both parents are black and gold. They are shown in a field of bluebonnets. Marley is on the left and mother, Maja, is on the right. Allpups are current with shots and have started heartworm prevention. They have wonderful dispositions and willcome pre-spoiled.

[frankie mum]

too cute

[sseibt]

Marley, the father, is actually in the center of the picture. My other yorkie, Kylie, is on the left!

[lynzy420]

Surely you've made a mistake? These puppies should not be sent off until 12 weeks old or later. They are only 10 weeks old, stop this nonsense of sending them out to soon and keep the pups for two more weeks...please.

[Nancy1999]

I have a problem with breeders selling dogs through registries that don’t offer limited registration, meaning anyone who buys these dogs can legally breed it, and have it registered with APRI. This is really bad for the breed, and no one who was a true lover of the breed and really understood all the diseases that this breed suffered from would offer a dog with full breeding rights. Here’s what APRI, (America’s Puppymill Registry Inc.) has to say about limited registration.

Does APRI offer a "Limited Registration" so that the dog cannot be used for breeding?

APRI does not currently offer a limited registration.

We feel that if a breeder wants to restrict the activities of the pet owner regarding breeding, the breeder should either neuter the dog or have a contract with the pet owner to do so.

According to progressive veterinarian colleges, it quite acceptable to neuter both males and females at seven to 10 weeks of age, so there is no excuse for not neutering early if the dog is not intended to be bred.

Early neutering also saves the consumer the trauma of worrying about the surgery.

We have found that, with the restriction offered by some registries, too often the pet owner is unaware of the restriction imposed by the breeder until he/she has already obtained the pet, fallen in love with it, and then found later that there was a restriction imposed which was not explained at the time of acquisition.

If the animal is undesirable for breeding, the potential owner should be made aware before obtaining it and the agreement settled at that time.

We have also found that many breeders impose the restriction only to limit competition.
In either instance, we feel the animal should be neutered and the potential owner made aware of it.

Limiting registration privileges does not limit breeding; it only limits the registration of the puppies produced. America's Pet Registry - FAQs

By selling a dog on open registration you are perpetuating the problem of untested dogs and breeders breeding dogs that shouldn’t be bred. I hope you have these dogs neutered before you sell them.

[gemy]

This is what APRI is saying. Gawd help me. EArly neutering or juvenile neutering has LOTS OF HEALTH risks associated with it. And many studies to back this up.

The rest of the "justification" for limited registration is not only suspect it is specious!

[gemy]

Here is what I say to all prospective, interested persons. APRI is not a legitimate registry.

Please look at our sticky in the Library on how to find a reputable Breeder.

Also please understand this person only came on Yorkie Talk to sell puppies! She is an unknown, and in no way does Yorkie Talk endorse this breeder or the puppies that she is selling

[sseibt]

Good grief people get a life! I am NOT a breeder and my dogs are not"show quality"! They arepurebred and family pets. I've had yorkiesin my life for 20 plus years and I don't need AKC or whatever to ensure myenjoyment of the breed. The parents arerobust and happy and so are the pups... and quite contrary to what you areproposing, they are not ill and I doubt they are destined to die at a youngage. Also, I did not come uponyorkietalk until a few days ago when the pups were 9 weeks old and a few daysshy of being 10 weeks of age…so what is the foundation for proposing I wastrying to get rid of them at 8 weeks of age? I am not in this for the money ...there is a lot of expense and workinvolved. In addition, if theadministrator of this forum had a problem with my 10 week old pups, I would nothave been allowed to post. Further, whois anyone to say this posting is my sole purpose… I just got here, give me abreak!

My puppies interact with their mom, dad, Kylie my otherspayed yorkie, and humans on a daily basis... all day long. They are current with all the required shotsetc. and my vet can attest to their good health. My goal is to place my pups with a lovingfamily and if I can do that my efforts will be worthwhile.

So, I have no problem with the yorkie “purists” and you arecertainly welcome to your opinion(s). However, I think there is plenty of room on this earth for people likeme too! And taking this thought one stepfurther, perhaps we should have registries for humans as well to ensure thatthe only ones allowed to be born are of the highest genetic quality.

[Yorkiemom1]

Originally Posted by gemy

This is what APRI is saying. Gawd help me. EArly neutering or juvenile neutering has LOTS OF HEALTH risks associated with it. And many studies to back this up.
The rest of the "justification" for limited registration is not only suspect it is specious!

ABSOLUTELY!!! From organ underdevelopment due to lack of hormones, bone development due to lack of hormones, brain development, etc, etc, etc, etc.....DONT EVEN GO THERE WITH THIS UNETHICAL SUGGESTION, DEVISED AND DRESSED UP TO JUSTIFY A TOTAL LACK OF INTEGRITY AND CONCERN FOR THE PUREBRED STANDARD OF ANY BREED, BY A "REGISTRY" THAT WAS BORN OUT OF A NECESSITY TO HAVE SOMEPLACE WHERE A DOG, ANY DOG, COULD BE CALLED "REGISTERED"...THESE DOGS CAN NOT PASS THE SCRUTINY REQUIRED TO GET REGISTERED BY AKC OR CKC (CANADIAN KENNEL CLUB)....YOU CAN PUT LIPSTICK ON A PIG, AND CALL IT ANYTHING YOU WANT TO CALL IT.....IT IS STILL A PIG.

[gemy]

Originally Posted by sseibt

Good grief people get a life! I am NOT a breeder and my dogs are not"show quality"! They arepurebred and family pets. I've had yorkiesin my life for 20 plus years and I don't need AKC or whatever to ensure myenjoyment of the breed. The parents arerobust and happy and so are the pups... and quite contrary to what you areproposing, they are not ill and I doubt they are destined to die at a youngage. Also, I did not come uponyorkietalk until a few days ago when the pups were 9 weeks old and a few daysshy of being 10 weeks of age…so what is the foundation for proposing I wastrying to get rid of them at 8 weeks of age? I am not in this for the money ...there is a lot of expense and workinvolved. In addition, if theadministrator of this forum had a problem with my 10 week old pups, I would nothave been allowed to post. Further, whois anyone to say this posting is my sole purpose… I just got here, give me abreak!

My puppies interact with their mom, dad, Kylie my otherspayed yorkie, and humans on a daily basis... all day long. They are current with all the required shotsetc. and my vet can attest to their good health. My goal is to place my pups with a lovingfamily and if I can do that my efforts will be worthwhile.

So, I have no problem with the yorkie “purists” and you arecertainly welcome to your opinion(s). However, I think there is plenty of room on this earth for people likeme too! And taking this thought one stepfurther, perhaps we should have registries for humans as well to ensure thatthe only ones allowed to be born are of the highest genetic quality.

The link to an ad for Yorkie puppies that was posted in an earlier reply. That ad at backpage.com has your phone number on it, and was posted when the pups were 8 weeks old.

As far as health of your pups; what tests have the parents had? Do they have CHIC numbers? Have the pups been BATS tested? What is the health lineage of the ancestors in the line(s) you are breeding? What is the incidence of LP? Are the pups and parents free of LP?

Umm twenty years involved in Yorkies, and first time ever you have stumbled across this site? Wonder why; just looking for another free place to advertise?

Why would you even bother registering the pups with a registry that has a dubious at best reputation?

And the fact that you have Bred, does indeed make you a Breeder! What kind of breeder is up to each person to decide.

[lynzy420]

Originally Posted by sseibt

Good grief people get a life! I am NOT a breeder and my dogs are not"show quality"! They arepurebred and family pets. I've had yorkiesin my life for 20 plus years and I don't need AKC or whatever to ensure myenjoyment of the breed. The parents arerobust and happy and so are the pups... and quite contrary to what you areproposing, they are not ill and I doubt they are destined to die at a youngage. Also, I did not come uponyorkietalk until a few days ago when the pups were 9 weeks old and a few daysshy of being 10 weeks of age…so what is the foundation for proposing I wastrying to get rid of them at 8 weeks of age? I am not in this for the money ...there is a lot of expense and workinvolved. In addition, if theadministrator of this forum had a problem with my 10 week old pups, I would nothave been allowed to post. Further, whois anyone to say this posting is my sole purpose… I just got here, give me abreak!

My puppies interact with their mom, dad, Kylie my otherspayed yorkie, and humans on a daily basis... all day long. They are current with all the required shotsetc. and my vet can attest to their good health. My goal is to place my pups with a lovingfamily and if I can do that my efforts will be worthwhile.

So, I have no problem with the yorkie “purists” and you arecertainly welcome to your opinion(s). However, I think there is plenty of room on this earth for people likeme too! And taking this thought one stepfurther, perhaps we should have registries for humans as well to ensure thatthe only ones allowed to be born are of the highest genetic quality.

Actually, there is no room for breeders such as yourself. You are literally breeding for no reason other than YOUR enjoyment? If you so love the Yorkies, than stop breeding, open a rescue or support one...there are plenty of pups out there, too many homeless ones!

[mimimomo]

Back yard breeders advertising on YT??? Is this allowed???
Highly doubt any tests were done. Sorry to say, but the pups are NOT a good representation of the breed, they look mixed to me, not 'purebred'. It's funny how the OP admits that they are not show quality & that she's not a breeder...yet here she is breeding & selling her pups online. I would say she just incriminated herself!
Get a life? Yorkies are my life!

[BamaFan121s]

Originally Posted by sseibt

I am NOT a breeder

Your dogs produced a litter of pups, which you cared for and are selling. You ARE a breeder. Why would you think otherwise? Sorry, it just kind of a pet peeve to see people make that claim.

[CouversMom]

Originally Posted by BamaFan121s

Your dogs produced a litter of pups, which you cared for and are selling. You ARE a breeder. Why would you think otherwise? Sorry, it just kind of a pet peeve to see people make that claim.

I agree... You let your dogs breed. You ARE a breeder

[mimimomo]

This is really sad...you are missing the WHOLE point. There are so many pups along w/ new moms & dads out there that need to deal w/the pain & suffering back yard breeders produce. Just look @ the sick & injured forum, it's never ending. You don't do health tests, have no idea what your breeder dog's lines are & certainly have no knowledge of what kind of genetic defects they are passing along. You might not see it in this generation (so far so good right?) but you never know if one of the pup is carrying the recessive gene & s/he mates w/another who's also carrying the gene, they will then pass it along to their pups. They are sold to non suspecting new parents & they are dealt w/the bad card. It's never ending, very sad indeed.

If you spay & neuter your pets, your vet costs will be significantly low. You seem to enjoy breeding & genuinely love your pups, why not do it the right way???