Whether or not to breed teacup Yorkshire Terriers has been a controversial, yet somewhat unknown debate. Some say that they are unethical, and that it's cruel for people to breed such a dog. They say that they are over breed, humane caused freaks of nature. I don't know whether to agree or disagree. I am all for animal rights- but does that mean standing up for that particular breed from all the people who are against them or agreeing with people and saying to let the breed fade out.
There's no such thing as "Teacups". Those socalled, are the runts of the litters, and are usually unhealthy and sold to unsuspecting people for high prices.
Teacup Yorkshire Terrier
Are Teacup Yorkshire Terriers Just Cute and Fluffy or an Image of How Sick and Twisted Humans Can Be?
Sunday, May 31st, 2009What Should I Name My Teacup Yorkshire Terrier I Got for Free, PICTURES Included.?
Saturday, April 25th, 2009LOL just kidding!! no not a teacup just a regular registered AKC Yorkshire terrier. i got her for free because her owners had to move out of state. she is already spayed, she has all her shots, i have her AKC paper work, she has already had her yearly exam and shots. she came with toys, crates, blankets, collars, leashes, clothes, beds, etc etc…i still haven't spent one penny on this puppy yet and i feel SO blessed! i can cry right now.
Anyway this is her
http://www.monkeyads.com/upproofs/u73803_41670138_m1.jpg
what should i name her? what name comes to mind when looking at her? thank you!
She is ADORABLE!! Yes, you are blessed. Take good care of her!
The name I thought of first was "DOLLY".
I Need Information on Teacup Yorkshire Terriers?
Monday, March 2nd, 2009i need a dog that is small and doesnt shed much. can anyone tell me about teacup yorkshire terriers?? please and thank you
Everyone else is right. The yorkshire terrier comes in ONE size. The "teacup" label is just a costly gimmick thought up by BYB so they can charge more for their unhealthy poorly bred dogs. They are doing a great disservice to the yorkie breed in general.
Buy as far as a yorkie goes, they are great dogs. All dogs "lose hair," but humans do too! I would say that my yorkies loses hair, he doesn't shed like a GSD does. Yorkies only have one coat of hair. I keep my little guy in a puppy cut and I dont have to even brush him. I do give him a bath every 10 to 15 days.
But they need to know who's boss right off the bat, as most dogs need to be shown. They are very smart and fairly easy to train if you are consistant. I am in the process of getting my yorkie to have his CGC certicication (canine good citizen) so we can continue on to a therapy dog certification. He has a great temperment and loves kids and other dogs. But he has been socalized around both of those since I brought him home. He loves to have company and we tell people that he's going to audition as a Wal-Mart greeter. He's always happy to meet new people!
Do Yorkshire Terrier Dogs Make Good Pets?
Monday, January 5th, 2009ive always wanted a teacup yorkshire terrier but alot of people say theyre ''annoying'' and too hyper.is this true? do they make a good pet?any tips if i do get one?
If trained correctly, they will make a perfectly fine pet.
Teacup Yorkie (Yorkshire Terrier)
Monday, December 15th, 2008
http://www.YorkieMe.com
Teacup Yorkie (Yorkshire Terrier) with her big sister playing around and having fun.
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Teacup Yorkie (Yorkshire Terrier)
Monday, December 15th, 2008http://www.YorkieMe.com
Teacup Yorkie (Yorkshire Terrier) with her big sister playing around and having fun.
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How to Choose a Teacup Yorkshire Terrier?
Monday, December 15th, 2008Some breeders prices are really high (in the thousands) while others are more reasonable, between three to four hundred dollars. Does anyone know much about these dogs? Are tinnies from non-champion blood lines more likely to get sick? Any Information about the general health/upkeep of these dogs would be great!
The best choice when it comes to ANY "teacup" breed is not to choose it.
There's no such thing as a "teacup" dog, unless it's ceramic or porcelain.
If you are in the US, then the best breeders to choose from show their dogs and are with the http://www.ytca.org . Pretty much anyone else is a Backyard Breeder or puppy mill.
http://www.pbrc.net/breeding3.html for how to recognize a good breeder.
YTCA 'teacup' statement:
http://ytca.org/faq.html#A
Scroll further down on that link for more breeding info.
Remember, Yorkies are supposed to be under 7lbs.
TeaCup Yorkie Little Bear at Play
Saturday, December 13th, 2008
Little Bear is AKC registered, has very nice dark thick coat! 20 oz at 12 weeks, full grown should should be 2.5 lbs – 3 lbs!
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TeaCup Yorkie Little Bear at Play
Saturday, December 13th, 2008Little Bear is AKC registered, has very nice dark thick coat! 20 oz at 12 weeks, full grown should should be 2.5 lbs – 3 lbs!
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A new addition to our home!
