if you can for less..
well look in your newspaper, shelter or www.petfinder.com I have a yorkie she was a "tea cup yorkie" now she is 10lbs
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well look in your newspaper, shelter or http://www.petfinder.com I have a yorkie she was a "tea cup yorkie" now she is 10lbs
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No they have to buy them on thier own decision.
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Try your local animal shelter , and also petfinder.com
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petfinder.com
local newspaper
search for teacup yorkies in your area on google(ex. teacup yorkie breeders New yoyk,New York)
shelters have TONS of dogs that need great homes
or you can try a yorkie breed shelter
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The standard for the Yorkie is 7 lbs or less – why do you need a dog any smaller?
Buying off the internet is also a pretty bad idea. You'd be supporting a terrible industry.
http://search.petfinder.com/search/search.cgi?pet.Animal=Dog&pet.Breed=yorkshire+terrier&pet.Age=&pet.Size=&pet.Sex=&location=
http://www.ytca.org/breeder1.html
There's a few places to start.
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Don't buy from a website. Buy from a reputable dealer – not from a puppy mill. Do the research and make sure you are getting a good, healthy dog. If you buy online or from a puppy mill, you have no idea what sort of dog you are really getting.
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Once again(as we have said about 1000 times a day)…there is NO such thing as a "teacup" anything!!!!! It is just a scam by unscrupulous breeders to try and get more money out of dumb people for substandard dogs. NO reputable breeder will use "teacup" to describe their dogs. All dogs must fall within certain limits to be within the breed standard, and there is absolutely NO mention of "teacup" anywhere on the AKC website. So, if you want to support backyard breeders and puppymills and buy an unhealthy little runt for WAYYY more than it will ever be worth, then I'm sure you'll find tons of overpriced ones for sale anywhere…..
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Here are some links to get you started in researching the breed:
http://www.akc.org/breeds/yorkshire_terrier/index.cfm
Yorkshire Terrier Club of America, Inc.
Secretary : Shirley Patterson
Address: 2102 Chestnut Ct, Pottstown, PA , 19465-7163
Website: http://www.ytca.org
Email: SPTOYDOGS@AOL.COM
Club Type: Specialty
http://www.ytca.org/mainview.htm
Then there is the Yorkie Rescue http://www.ytca.org/rescue.html
Pet Finder
http://www.petfinder.com/
Good Luck!
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You have to know what "teacup" means to you since it is an unofficial term.
Usually when breeders say teacup it mean a dog under 4 lbs and under 7 inches tall measured at the shoulder. Not everyone has the same definition though. Definitely ask what the breeder means by that.
Puppy millers (cheap dogs) will often lie just to get the sale. Even worse, they will show you a picture on-line of a cute well bred puppy and then ship you a sickly different puppy.
I think nowadays almost everyone— especially a professional breeder– should have a website. Look for breeders in your area……..
And buy from someone who specializes in YORKIES– someone who sells 4 different breeds of dogs rarely breeds any of them very well.
Yes, I agree to check out the Yorkshire Terrier Club for breeders close to you……. http://www.ytca.org/
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