Like an online site?? Any ideas?
I understand you can't them that cheap but i want to find one for under 10000.Any sites?
When i say cheap I mean under 1,500 dollars. Any ideas?
On here
http://search.petfinder.com/search/search.cgi?pet.Animal=Dog&pet.Breed=yorkie&pet.Age=&pet.Size=S&pet.Sex=&location=NY
Put the initials of the state where you live, and you'll find a yorkie up for adoption near you.
Tags: teacup yorkshire terriers, Yorkie
Check your local shelter… There are no teacup breeds.. There are no cheap dogs, in the end, they cost you much more… Buy a cheap dog and you spend more at the vet..
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no such thing as teacup its a ripoff
its either sick or being sold for way more then needed
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You don't.
There is no such thing as a "teacup Yorkshire Terrier", just poorly-bred runts that people market as "teacup" so that folks who are too dumb to know the difference will shell out money for poorly-bred runts.
Any money you save on a "cheap" "teacup yorkie" will be lost in the medical bills you will likely have to pay because you bought a poorly-bred, sickly runt.
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heres a site
http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=JwaWhT6hxVI
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I'm sorry, but I agree with the other posters, plus- when you start selecting for a single trait – like size – you may get the size, but the aspects of breeding for a healthy animal go by the wayside. "Cheap" does not include reputable, responsible breeders, which is a must when looking for a pedigreed animal, even as a pet- unless you want some sickly, genetically challenged animal that will either break your heart,cost you a lot of money in vet bills, or both.
Please do consider a shelter- you can pick anything from a puppy to an older dog (which especially need homes) and choose a small one if you want. Personally, I have never seen much point to getting a registered animal, unless you are very familiar with the breed. Pedigree does not necessarily a guarantee a good pet.
BTW, for instance- the miniature Pomeranian can't jump off a couch without shattering bones, a good example of breeding for size alone.
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have owned both pedigreed and non-pedigreed dogs over the years
On here
http://search.petfinder.com/search/search.cgi?pet.Animal=Dog&pet.Breed=yorkie&pet.Age=&pet.Size=S&pet.Sex=&location=NY
Put the initials of the state where you live, and you'll find a yorkie up for adoption near you.
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