Yorkshire Terrier Puppies for Sale

[luv4yorkies]

Originally Posted by chachi

I dont see anyone attacking her just sharing info

well obviously some people said some rude things or there would not be deleted posts on this thread.

[chachi]

Well I dont know about the deleted posts I didnt see them or what they said. I was talking about the existing posts

[luv4yorkies]

neither did I but apparantly they were not suitable fot the thread.

[Itspuppyluv]

Originally Posted by Dawgcrazee

Hi,
I was under the impression that since this was a Yorkie forum, that it would be in poor taste to advertise the other breeds. We have SHIH-Poos not Shih Tzus. The Great Danes belong to a girl that works at the Vet's office. That is why in your search, you found no pictures. The Boxers belong to my adult son. The Miniature Dachshunds belong to my adult daughter. I do have small breed puppies raised in my home.
Thanks for your concerns,
Teri

Hello, thanks for responding.
You couldn't advertise the other breeds here but as you can see having that many different breeds is a concern to some people, to others it is not. I, for one, would like to know and see nothing wrong with sharing the information with others that would also like to know.
A well-informed buyer is a satisified buyer.

[Dawgcrazee]

Originally Posted by Itspuppyluv

Hello, thanks for responding.
You couldn't advertise the other breeds here but as you can see having that many different breeds is a concern to some people, to others it is not. I, for one, would like to know and see nothing wrong with sharing the information with others that would also like to know.
A well-informed buyer is a satisified buyer.

I have no problem with sharing the information. Anyone who is interested in our puppies is welcome to ask anything that they like. It is a kind of a "catch 22" so to speak...if you tell folks right off the bat that you have other breeds, they will think you are trying to get free ads in for the other breeds in a Yorkie Forum. If you don't mention them, you are accused of hiding the facts or not informing potential clients. How do you win?

Anyway, back to the pups. One of the earliest posts had asked about the parent's pictures. I took some this afternoon. Be mindful that they are not professionally done. Mia Ewok, the mom, has the gray backdrop. Bubba, the dad, has the greenery backdrop.

Thanks,
Teri

[tegamom1]

The mom is 6 - 7 pounds and the father is 2 - 4 pounds??

[sweetr72]

Originally Posted by tegamom1

The mom is 6 - 7 pounds and the father is 2 - 4 pounds??

Weight of Yorkie(s) parents:mom 6-7 pounds;dad 4-5 pounds


This was in the original post..

Dawn

[Dawgcrazee]

The pups' current weights at that time was 2-4 pounds, not the sire.
Teri

[luv4yorkies]

Originally Posted by tegamom1

The mom is 6 - 7 pounds and the father is 2 - 4 pounds??

the original post said the puppies were between 2-4 lbs.

[Peters]

Weight of Yorkie(s) parents:mom 6-7 pounds;dad 4-5 pounds

i wonder how much mine actually weigh becuase female looks about like these maybe a little smaller? i thought she was about 9lbs i love my big fat yorkies

do you sale alot of yorkie babys? what kind of coats do they have? the momma looks like my male yorkies coat but i don't know if it will grow out differently ok then thanks.

[Dawgcrazee]

Mia has a nice thick coat where Bubba has a thinner lighter coat. I would not say that I sell a lot of Yorkie Babies. We generally have about 3 litters a year.
Teri

[FlDebra]

Originally Posted by tammy8833

my goodness!! why in the world are fellow yt members basically attacking this person for posting an ad for puppies!!

I did not see any attacks and don't know anything about deleted posts (I don't understand how to tell that either). I am fairly new, but it looks like people on this forum sort of try to look out for each other, pass along knowledge, and help. The things I did see posted were actual facts that some had found on other sites that DO pertain to a person's breeding program. Things she herself had posted, and not anything malicious. (If something was deleted then I am not sure about that.) But MANY here would definately want to know these details before starting to check out someone's puppies.

If I was in the market for a new Yorkie, I would want to know a little about the breeder I was getting the puppy from, wouldn't you? I would want to know how many dogs she has, how many times they get bred, how many breeds she has on the premises (accidents do happen -- and sometimes a person doesn't even know until a subsequent generation!), what register is used (AKC is my choice -- others might like something else), I want to know if the person brokers puppies for other people or if the puppies have been raised in her home. It should not be a guessing game when you buy a puppy. Knowing the background, the environment, the credentials, the procedures, the whole story -- not just the price and a cute picture.

The person who orginally alerted the concerns was not judgemental just informative -- and these are just concerns for some of us; others are looking for a cuddly dog and the details are less important. My first Yorkie was like that for me -- I just loved her when I saw her and had no idea what the standard was or what her background was -- I just wanted to love her. But even then, I asked a lot of questions and made sure to see her living conditions before I bought her. She was far from meeting standards but she was a wonderful addition to the family.

This time around I am looking for more information -- I want to love these Yorkies just as much, but I would also like to wind up with two that are actually within standards, so that I can breed them if we decide to. Even when you get all of the tickets punched, there is still no guarantee your puppy will meet standards when grown -- but there is a better chance if you do your homework and know all these details that some tried to point out. I don't think they were mean about it, I hope you did not think I was being mean either -- I did question how she could have 38 puppies + the adult dogs in her own home and well cared for. As it turned out -- she did not own all the dogs. It is just a sharing of information and I do not think any of it was wrong.

I am sure there is a market for her puppies. But those who do not want to use that type of breeder, or those looking for something different should know the whole story so as not to waste both sides time. This is JMHO and not necessarily the only one, obviously. That is why I come to a forum -- to get different opinions.

Sorry this is so lengthy but I wanted you to know that these are real concerns for some buyers and sharing information is not a bad thing. Not to say anything less of this person just that everyone is not looking for the same thing. The flip side is that responsible breeders will ask a lot of questions of the person buying their puppies too.

[Lorraine]

Originally Posted by FlDebra

I did not see any attacks and don't know anything about deleted posts (I don't understand how to tell that either). I am fairly new, but it looks like people on this forum sort of try to look out for each other, pass along knowledge, and help. The things I did see posted were actual facts that some had found on other sites that DO pertain to a person's breeding program. Things she herself had posted, and not anything malicious. (If something was deleted then I am not sure about that.) But MANY here would definately want to know these details before starting to check out someone's puppies.

If I was in the market for a new Yorkie, I would want to know a little about the breeder I was getting the puppy from, wouldn't you? I would want to know how many dogs she has, how many times they get bred, how many breeds she has on the premises (accidents do happen -- and sometimes a person doesn't even know until a subsequent generation!), what register is used (AKC is my choice -- others might like something else), I want to know if the person brokers puppies for other people or if the puppies have been raised in her home. It should not be a guessing game when you buy a puppy. Knowing the background, the environment, the credentials, the procedures, the whole story -- not just the price and a cute picture.

The person who orginally alerted the concerns was not judgemental just informative -- and these are just concerns for some of us; others are looking for a cuddly dog and the details are less important. My first Yorkie was like that for me -- I just loved her when I saw her and had no idea what the standard was or what her background was -- I just wanted to love her. But even then, I asked a lot of questions and made sure to see her living conditions before I bought her. She was far from meeting standards but she was a wonderful addition to the family.

This time around I am looking for more information -- I want to love these Yorkies just as much, but I would also like to wind up with two that are actually within standards, so that I can breed them if we decide to. Even when you get all of the tickets punched, there is still no guarantee your puppy will meet standards when grown -- but there is a better chance if you do your homework and know all these details that some tried to point out. I don't think they were mean about it, I hope you did not think I was being mean either -- I did question how she could have 38 puppies + the adult dogs in her own home and well cared for. As it turned out -- she did not own all the dogs. It is just a sharing of information and I do not think any of it was wrong.

I am sure there is a market for her puppies. But those who do not want to use that type of breeder, or those looking for something different should know the whole story so as not to waste both sides time. This is JMHO and not necessarily the only one, obviously. That is why I come to a forum -- to get different opinions.

Sorry this is so lengthy but I wanted you to know that these are real concerns for some buyers and sharing information is not a bad thing. Not to say anything less of this person just that everyone is not looking for the same thing. The flip side is that responsible breeders will ask a lot of questions of the person buying their puppies too.

Very very well put.
Many looking for a puppy just aren't aware of what can be going on out there. I don't like to see people buying uninformed not by their fault but just because they didn't know.
The more information anyone can get before purchasing a puppy, the better armed they are to make the right choice.

[tegamom1]

Sorry, I did mean to say 6 - 7lbs. for the mother and 4 - 5 lbs for the father?? They just look much larger than mine and she is 6lbs.

[browniesmom622]

the mother looks about brownies size
r u sure about the weight? hey we were wrong about kaykos weight for a long time lol the little brats move so much when weighting them it could be off ?