were can i get little to free teacup yorkie puppies around albany newyork
I am always concerned about these questions.
The purchase price of the dog, no matter how high, is almost certainly the tiniest percentage of the cost outlay for responsibly owning a pet. If you can not afford to purchase a pet from a responsible, reputable breeder then please consider whether you can truly afford to have a dog.
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Free and teacup NEVER go in the same sentence.
I won’t explain, I’m tired of doing so. Read this and decide if you want a "teacup" anything at all (before trying to get one for free, which is nigh on impossible with any dog).
http://www.barkrescue.net/teacup.htm
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Try your local shelter – plenty of poorly bred little mutts who deserve a 2nd chance there.
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ha! nowhere.
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golden breeder for 9 yrs
I am always concerned about these questions.
The purchase price of the dog, no matter how high, is almost certainly the tiniest percentage of the cost outlay for responsibly owning a pet. If you can not afford to purchase a pet from a responsible, reputable breeder then please consider whether you can truly afford to have a dog.
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No such thing as a "teacup" anything. Thats just a label used by irresponsible breeders to sell unhealthy runts for a high price.
You’re not going to find a yorkie puppy for free or cheap. Its a highly desired purebred.. it costs money to breed them, they often need cecarians, and typically have small litters.
You might have luck trying rescue to get a young yorkie http://www.petfinder.com you may find one for a few hundred that is completely vetted.
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Oh dear….
Right (again), "teacup" (I use inverted commas because there’s no such thing) puppies of any breed are unhealthy undersized runts and no responsible prospective dog owner should ever buy one.
I would question why you want a free puppy; if it’s because of monetary reasons then how are you going to handle all the other expenses involved with owning a happy, healthy dog? Immunisations, equipment, food, grooming equipment, bedding, toys, vet bills in case of illness or emergency, etc?
If you want a yorkshire terrier pup then you should buy one from an AKC registered breeder, or alternatively go to your local rescue centre and rehome a dog which will cost you a lot less in terms of purchase price. If you really do want a healthy, responsibly bred Yorkie pup then I would assume that like the UK Kennel Club, the AKC has a list of registered breeders in your area.
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The only real teacup dogs are the ones at a china shop
Here you go this one is pretty…
http://www.forpetlovers.com/pomeranian-dog-tea-cup-btc03a-p-6344.html
ooh this one is very fashionable!
http://cgi.ebay.com/Teacup-Tea-Party-Chihuahua-Dog-Pup-Breeder-Figurine-336_W0QQitemZ300213353600QQihZ020QQcategoryZ10832QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItem?refid=store#ebayphotohosting
i think ill by some as well..
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FREE dogs are often the most expensive of all! Others have addressed the misnomer of "teacup", which is just a label that means it is too small to be healthy! I know, I rescued one a few years ago and she was just diagnosed with encephalitis. The vet bills right now are at about $2500. Are you prepared for that???
There is no such thing as a teacup or a free dog!
Do your homework. And make sure that you can afford to properly care for a dog. They live 12 to 18 years (if healthy) and cost upwards of $700 a year for annual care, food, and supplies. Then crisis care can be thousands of dollars.
Please do not get a dog that you cannot afford. Shelters are already full of them. Don’t contribute to the problem.
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