Any variety of toy or teacup puppies. Please Answer
I would appreciate it if those of you who are trying to discourage me from getting a puppy would shut your mouthes. There is no need for criticism, unless it is constructive and polite.
try petfinder.com
there are alot of dogs in the shelters check them out.
breeders.net
u can find breeders thee too.
ps i got my purebred baby miniature poodle off petfinder =]
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Enough with these designer mutts already. No such thing as a yorkie-poo. Its a mutt, mix, heinz 57, mongrel
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try petfinder.com
there are alot of dogs in the shelters check them out.
breeders.net
u can find breeders thee too.
ps i got my purebred baby miniature poodle off petfinder =]
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THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A "YORKIE-POO" OR A "TEACUP" ANYTHING. tHEY ARE BOTH TERRIBLE BRED ANIMALS FROM BYBS. NEVER EVER BUY FROM ANYTHING BUT SHELTERS AND RESPONSIBLE BREEDERS. RESPONSIBLE BREEDERS WOULD NEVER SELL TEACUP,MINI, MICRO, ETC ANYTHING! THEY WOULD ALSO NEVER SELL ________-POOS. GET EDUCATED.
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Teacup is a fancy term for runt. They aren't the healthiest and tend to rack in the vet bills. Toy is the category these breeds are classed as – the only breeds i know with Toy in the name is Toy Poodle.
Yorkie-poo is not a true breed. Yes it is a mutt/mongrel/mix but if you get it from a person who bred them, as opposed to a shelter, at least you know what you are getting as far as health and parent temperament goes.
If you want a mixed breed, don't be conned into buying them for any high price. Research so you know what you are getting and make sure the person can provide proper health records for parent dogs, puppies, and can take the puppy back if you can't keep it (IE makes up a contract.)
It's best to adopt but be careful that they health and behavior screen the dog so you know if there are any underlying problems of any kind.
P.S. – There can be "responsible" breeders even if they aren't "reputable." They both do the same genetic tests to make sure the dogs are healthy, they both care for the dogs properly, they both make up contracts to benefit the puppies, etc. The only difference is price and the "genetic quality" of the dogs, which to me is not as important if i don't plan on showing or breeding and am just looking for a family pet. I just want my dog to be healthy.
P.P.S. – i am not trying to discourage you from buying a puppy at all, I'm just informing you of a few things so you can go into a buy prepared.
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