i want to know how they look when there at least a grown up. its just that im getting a teacup yorkie and i want to know how big, cute they our.

"Teacup" Yorkies don't exist, so you won't be able to find a picture of one.

I heard it's bad to buy at a petstore and I don't want to me ripped off

don't buy a purebred they are loaded with health problems before you decide on a purebred read this site…

http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/episodes/dogs-that-changed-the-world/selective-breeding-problems/1281/

im looking to buy a teacup yorkie for my birthday from my boyfriend but cannot find any breeders around Rhode Island i would travel up to new hampshire would be the farthest i could go i need to find someone who breeds them for a reasonable price please get back too me thank you.

No such thing as a "teacup" dog. They are sickly runts bred by backyard breeders. If you get one be prepared for some hefty vet bills.

Mrs. B and GSD, DP, ACD, AK….I am not trying to be rude but I dont see how your answers help me. Please just answer the question posted. If you dont know the answer, leave it alone.

i like bio groom or earth bath, oatmeal shampoos are a lot more gentle on their skin. there are specific puppy shampoos but stay away from cheap stuff like hartz. water down the shampoo as you only need it to sudds up in order for it to clean. it makes it a whole lot easier to massage into the coat and rinsing it out is easier as well. after your done bathing be sure to rinse your pup off really well with fresh water and any soap residue can irritate their skin and make them very itchy

my dog is a yorkie mix with a shih tzu These groomer bills are killing me! I spend more on his hair than I do on my own please help i made an appoiment for tomorrow but idk if to take it or not i was thinking of buying a regular hair cutting machine but i dont know…help asap!

Hey , i've also found the groomers to be expensive and simply can't afford it anymore. so i opted to cut my dogs own hair with a pair of hair cutting scissors (he is a maltese) it took me like 2 hours +.i have shaved his hair once but that didnt realy flatter him.

Then i called an independent dog groomer, the ones who have thos little attachments ot their cars and they come to your house. It cost me about $35 which is about a $20-25 saving. And they dont drug your dog!
I highly reccomend these services, the look them up on true local or hit the directory.

i decided i want a tea cup yorkie, please no rude commnets about the "teacup" i know that yorkshire terriors are small anyway. i know you can buy a good healthy puppy for under $3,000 but i need help finding breeders or something. i want one as small as possible because i want a girly lap dog! no rude comments please!

Try these places. :0)
http://www.petharbor.com/
http://www.petfinder.com/
http://www.craigslist.org/about/cities.html
Adoption fees are not expensive

Also keep in mind that there are services set up for transporting dogs and puppies that are up for adoption to people that are in different states for a reasonable fee.
http://www.operationroger.rescuegroups.org

Regarding other Q on Yorkies. New 4 day old puppies were in the bathtub and friend was supposed to watch them over weekend and now 1 puppy is nowhere to be found. Would mother yorkie has eaten it if it were sick or did "friend" take it?

Probably something happened to the puppy (because of carelessness?) and your "friend" is afraid to admit it.

im thinking about getting a dog.
i personally like toy poodles but
which one would you prefer?
toy poodle maltese or YORKSHIRE TERRIER?
and if you think toy poodle what color?

I have had the pleasure of owning two Yorkies and one Toy Poodle and they were all great little dogs.

If color is an issue for you, then I would go for the poodle since they come in every variety of color. My little poodle was what they called "apricot" and it was sort of a peachy color.

Yorkies tend to have little color variations and Maltese are always white (my sister owns a Maltese). But again, they're all lovely little dogs.

hi i just asked a question about my yorkie having problems defecating. but no the poop wasn't stuck in her bottom it was stuck on the fur but she's got a hair cut today. and to the person who asked what kinds dog food i used i feed her PURINA PUPPY CHOW, healthy life nutrition. but after i noticed the poop sticking to her fur she got a little red around the bottom looks like a tiny rash. Thanks for all the help!

The little red rash may be hemorrhoids if she has been straining and unable to poop due to constipation.

Alrighty so im hoping that i can get a dog sometime soon and ive been doing tons of research on which dog i want…. i want a small dog thats for sure… so i was thinking about these dogs… but they need to be good with children if anyone has personal experience please comment!

Bichon Frise
Maltese/ Maltipoo
Yorkie. /Yorkiepoo
King Charles Spaniel
Possibly a poodle…

I dont want to do alot of grooming… My previous dog never had to have a haircut… but i wouldnt mind doing haircuts if i was able to do it… and i also dont mind bathing of course ! I love dogs ill do anything to keep them happy…
Hopefully my parents will have an open mind to these dogs… what would be best!! help me out

I love the Bichon Frise!

The Bichon Frise is a loving, cheerful companion that thrives on human affection and attention. They are independent, spirited, and lively. They are very gentle and need plenty of loving care from their families. Naturally social, this breed is excellent with children and is easy to live with. They are bright, happy, and they love virtually everyone they meet. The Bichon Frise may be difficult to housebreak, but they are not yappers. Because some lines of Bichon Frises have been carelessly overbred, it’s important to do some research before selecting a specimen.