what website do you go to, to buy yorkies?

Answer 1

Try the AKC website. www.akc.org. They have a breeders classified section where they list puppies for sale. Also, you can try www.puppyfind.com. Be very, very careful about that site. There are too many puppy mills and backyard breeders that list on this site. However, if you know what you are looking for and the AKC standards for the breed, then you should do just find there, as long as you ask the right questions!.

Now, once you are sure that you know what you want and are sure it would be a good fit, here are some of the questions that you need to ask the breeder:

1. Do you have both parents on site? -- This lets you see both parents and see how they behave. This is a good indicator on how the puppy will act.

2. Are the parents and puppies AKC?-- If not, run!!! AKC has some of the strictest guidelines of any of the registries. Most dogs that are not AKC (and even some that are) should never have been born because they are very poor quality.

3. Are the parents current on all shots and are currently on Heartworm preventative? -- Shows that the parents are well cared for.

4. Have all of the proper genetic tests been done on the parents before mating? -- Shows if there are any potential serious genetic defects in the lines.

5. What type of health guarantee does the puppy have? -- Most reputable breeders have a return or refund policy if the puppy has health issues.

6. What kind of contract must I sign to get the puppy? -- If there is no contract, RUN! This shows they really don't care who gets the puppy as long as they get money!

7. Will the puppy have its first shots and be wormed? -- This is a MUST!

8. How many litters has she had? How many litters do all of your dogs have per year? -- If she has had more than 4 litters, I would be concerned. If she has had more that 3 litters in two year, Backyard Breeder, RUN! If she has several litters a year out of very few dogs, STAY AWAY! Use some common sense. A dog really shouldn't have more than one litter a year. However, accidents happen, but more than three in two years means she was bred every time she went into heat.

9. Are the parents considered pets? Do they have free run of the house? -- If they are outside only, or contained to a small area of the house, they may not be well socialized. I would be very wary.

10. So you have references from your vet, neighbors, and people who purchased puppies from previous litters? -- References are so important, so that you know how others feel about the breeder. If the breeder refuses, then you should stay away!

Finally, make sure that you inspect the property where the breeder has the dogs. See how they interact with other animals, and yourself. You can tell by looking at them and interacting with them if they are well cared for.

Also, don't be surprised if the breeder asks you for some things too. I always ask for references, a letter from the landlord if they do not own their own home, if they have done their research, how they plan on house-breaking the dog, and who would be their primary vet.

Good luck! If you have any more questions, feel free to e-mail me!

Answer 2

I recently just got a dog from a website. Well actually my husband did for christmas! She is a healthy 15 week old Lab. The site we used I have had 2 family members buy a dog. It is puppyfind.com
I also was looking at petfinder.com which checks local shelters.
Hope that helps

Answer 3

as quickly as back(as we've pronounced approximately one thousand situations an afternoon)...there's no such element as a "teacup" something!!!!! it somewhat is in basic terms a scam through unscrupulous breeders to attempt and get greater money out of dumb human beings for substandard canines. NO respected breeder will use "teacup" to describe their canines. All canines ought to fall interior of particular limits to be interior the breed wide-unfold, and there is truthfully NO point out of "teacup" everywhere on the AKC web site. So, in case you want to help exterior breeders and puppymills and purchase an undesirable little runt for WAYYY better than it somewhat is going to ever be worth, then i'm confident you will locate loads of overpriced ones on the marketplace everywhere.....

Answer 4

Never buy a pet online.
There are many BREEDER WEBSITES online, but they won't sell over the Internet.
You don't mention which state you are in so it's hard to find a Yorkie breeder where you are.
http://www.petfinder.com
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&rls=SUNA%2CSUNA%3A2006-47%2CSUNA%3Aen&q=yorkie+breeders+in+usa

Answer 5

http://search.petfinder.com/search/search.cgi?action=1&pet.Animal=Dog&pet.Breed=yorkshire+terrier&pet.Age=&pet.Size=&pet.Sex=&location=&preview=1&scope=0&x=13&y=10


Well, here is many many many Yorkies listed on Petfinder.com...I do not know where you live nor do I know why these come up for only Arizona, but you can do a search for your expanded area for Yorkshire Terriers as well.

Answer 6

What is a yorkie? I always just try the name with a www before it and a .com after it. Try www.yorkies.com! Good luck and I hope you find whatever it is you're looking for.

Answer 7

go to petfinder.com.....this is a site for rescue groups.....just enter your Zip code, and enter breed wanted, like Yorkshire Terrier, and be AMAZED at how many great choices you have !!.....i recently adopted a Great Pyrenees mix from them, and my dog Sylvester is awesome !!.....check it out....try it.....do a good deed.....adopt a Yorkie today !!!.....good luck to you, in your search for a Yorkie as a new pet !!!!.....most adoptions run between $ 50 to $ 200 maximum, for a wonderfull dog, who will be very happy to be your new pet !!!

Answer 8

http://www.petfinder.com/
on th side of petfinder ( the left) there is a list that says animal, breed, age... etc.. On the side of breed there is something called click for list. Click it. And there is a list of breeds of dog. Click on yorkie and you got it :)
:)

Answer 9

Only a total moron would buy a puppy, sight unseen, from a website!!!! Can't you put forth some effort and find one CLOSE to you???

Answer 10

*I* don't because I know that most breeders who advertise on websites are bad breeders. Yes, there are some great breeders who have webpages, but they are not advertising or selling puppies on them.

Try visiting the www.ytca.org for some help on finding a breeder.

Also, here are some great sites to help you find nd recognize a good and responsible breeder. Good luck in your search. :)

http://dogplay.com/GettingDog/index.html

http://www.geocities.com/bluegracepwd/wheretobuy.html

http://64.37.122.206/Info/questionstoaskabreeder.asp?menu=Info (different breed but great questions that can be modified)


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