Yorkshire Terrier Rescue

i really want a tecup yorkie but i dont know how expensive they are…. so if u could plz answer….

There's no such thing as a "Teacup" Yorkshire Terrier. "Teacup" is a fancy name slapped onto very small dogs, often the runts of the litter, to sell them for huge amounts of money. These so-called "teacups" are sold by irresponsible backyard breeders and puppy mills that don't care one bit about their puppies. No good breeder would ever label their small dogs as "teacup". These extremely small dogs are so tiny that they need special care, are extremely fragile, could possibly end up with many health problems and can cost $1,000+ which is absolutely ridiculous. You will NOT find one responsible breeder that sells "teacup" Yorkshire Terriers. Realize that if you ever purchase a "teacup" Yorkshire Terrier, you'll be supporting a horrible and irresponsible backyard breeder or puppy mill. According to the AKC, a Yorkshire Terrier should not exceed 7 pounds. If that's the case, all Yorkshire Terriers less than 7 pounds is within the weight limit. That means even a tiny 2-3 pound Yorkshire Terrier is still within breed standards. If even a tiny 2-3 pound Yorkshire Terrier is still within the weight limit, it's useless for irresponsible breeders to slap on the "teacup" name because it doesn't make any sense. I highly recommend you look into a Yorkshire Terrier rescue or on http://www.petfinder.com for Yorkshire Terriers in your area. If you do plan on getting a Yorkshire Terrier from a breeder, please do your homework and learn how to tell an irresponsible backyard breeder from a responsible and reputable breeder.

i really want a tecup yorkie but i dont know how expensive they are…. so if u could plz answer….

There's no such thing as a "Teacup" Yorkshire Terrier. "Teacup" is a fancy name slapped onto very small dogs, often the runts of the litter, to sell them for huge amounts of money. These so-called "teacups" are sold by irresponsible backyard breeders and puppy mills that don't care one bit about their puppies. No good breeder would ever label their small dogs as "teacup". These extremely small dogs are so tiny that they need special care, are extremely fragile, could possibly end up with many health problems and can cost $1,000+ which is absolutely ridiculous. You will NOT find one responsible breeder that sells "teacup" Yorkshire Terriers. Realize that if you ever purchase a "teacup" Yorkshire Terrier, you'll be supporting a horrible and irresponsible backyard breeder or puppy mill. According to the AKC, a Yorkshire Terrier should not exceed 7 pounds. If that's the case, all Yorkshire Terriers less than 7 pounds is within the weight limit. That means even a tiny 2-3 pound Yorkshire Terrier is still within breed standards. If even a tiny 2-3 pound Yorkshire Terrier is still within the weight limit, it's useless for irresponsible breeders to slap on the "teacup" name because it doesn't make any sense. I highly recommend you look into a Yorkshire Terrier rescue or on http://www.petfinder.com for Yorkshire Terriers in your area. If you do plan on getting a Yorkshire Terrier from a breeder, please do your homework and learn how to tell an irresponsible backyard breeder from a responsible and reputable breeder.