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Nope, no minimum. Directly from AKC's site: Weight Must not exceed seven pounds. But honestly, some things shouldn't have to be spelled out and just require common sense, right? I mean, anyone with half a brain should know when you're pushing it with dogs being "too small." |
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[QUOTE=yorkiegirl2]IMO ..You may want to do a little research first before you question the way someone breeds. Even show breeder pups can and do go out of standard sometimes. I might also add that the smallest pup can grow up to be the largest out of a litter.[/QUOTE I have done research and that is exactly why I questioned the OP's intent. And, if you read what I was questioning, it was her goal to have an outcome of little yorkies. I don't believe the goal of a reputable show breeder would be to have only little yorkies, it would be to breed a dog within the standard for the purpose of showing. |
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LOL that right. and first of all I don't recall me saying I breed for show.. I do have a friend who breeds for show and her male is about the same size of mine and her female is bigger... and together she has the most beautiful Babies.. But she sells them for more then I can't pay..:( Blessing all you yorkie lovers and have a merry merry Christmas |
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this thread reminded me of the sites that offer such cute phrases as pocket pooch and purse puppy. I'm all for cute small yorkies too - but there are many breeders out there just trying to go SMALLER AND SMALLER - where does that leave the yorkies that the Ethical breeders strive for ???? From the show breeders I know of - they breed to improve their lines and offer quality standard yorkies. I can't say I know too many who center their lines around how tiny they can get. sorry Debbie - this is only my opinion offered because you jumped on someone here for asking you a question. Someone that is one of the nicest women I know. |
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This board sees SO MANY breeders or 'sellers' I should say...who use this site to come here to make money & sell puppies - yet these same people jump on people here who ask questions ? When you post on public boards you're going to get all sorts of people reading and posting - it comes with the territory. I'm GLAD YT allows members to read and comment - but when I see someone get irate it makes me wonder what would you do if there was really something to get mad about ? You must know how many sites stress TINY ...the smaller the yorkie the higher the price. Seems to me you stressed TINY and small so much ....you may have brought on the questions just by the way your For Sale thread was worded. Insulting people isn't going to help your sales in any way. |
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Thanks alot Villette for speaking out for me. |
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Oh no not another one with two ussernames. We are two for two today |
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I think the whole point is to bring down the size of the pup ... So she is breeding to get smaller pups. What's wrong with that????? If my bitch was 7 lbs ..I breed back to a smaller male too. It's not like she's breeding 3-1/2 lb female to a 2-1/2 lb male. This forum is really getting bad about jumping on someone who says the word tiny, teacup, ..etc. |
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I do show. My males are 4 1/2 lbs and 5 1/4 lbs. I don't want tiny yorkies... I think most reputable breeders tend to cringe a little inside when they discover they have a tiny. There is a reason you do not see very small yorkies in the ring. You said your male will throw little yorkies..any where from 2 1/2 to 6lbs. If thats true, there's alot of inconsistency in the pups. You want to eventually have consistency in your pups...evening out to all stucturally sound pups within a healthy weight range. There are lots of good books explaining this as well. Best wishes to you and good luck with your puppies. |
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and my user name have always been Debbie. |
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Also for another opinion - (yeah - shut UP Villette right ??) :p the net has alot to do with why that word gets alot of response - we see so many sites out there screaming teacup and tiny - and if you really look at them - the yorkies are overpriced and so far from standard it's sad - I'm NOT SAYING THAT ABOUT THIS THREAD or FOR SALE AD - I'm referring to the net ....and the zillions of sites now in the 'breeding/brokering' business. So words like 'tiny' and 'extra small' do elicit alot of response...it's not always a bad thing and not always a good thing either - cause like this thread - it went totally off topic:) sorry !!! :) |
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Did you know it is against the forum rules to have more than one ussername |
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ok i have to put my 2 cents in. i have to disagree with breeding the female due to the fact you stated her legs are short?? am i correct that you stated this? if her legs are shorter than a standard yorkie, and this is a flaw, shouldn't she be taken out of your breeding program? |
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