What you need to know about Yorkshire Terrier breeders

 

Pet dealers used to make their money by hoping you were an impulse dealer. That’s why there were puppies in the showcase - breaking your heart and opening your wallet before you realized what you were doing. Fortunately, this trend is changing, but not fast enough. There are still pet dealers unscrupulous enough to sell puppies to impulse buyers, especially Yorkshire Terrier puppies. No reputable Yorkshire Terrier breeder sends their puppies to a pet store!

If you do not know any basic Yorkshire Terrier information, it would be like moving to a country where you do not speak the ยอร์คเชียร์ any of the customs. After the sweet scene disappears, the Yorkshire Terrier puppy often turns out to be a lot more work and a lot more money than the impulse dealer expected. The puppy is then sent to an animal shelter, where he has a fifty percent chance of being killed.

You get many benefits from getting your Yorkie puppy from a Yorkshire Terrier breeder. You get a contract, usually with a limited health guarantee for the puppy. You will see in what conditions the puppy grows up. You get to see the puppy's mother, which will have a lasting impact on the puppy's temperament. You also get assurance that your puppy is a Yorkshire Terrier breeder so you know you'll get your money's worth.

Don’t just go to the first Yorkshire Terrier breeder you happen to come across. As the Yorkshire Terrier breeder will have a profound impact on your puppy's health and training, you will choose the breeder just as carefully as the puppy. You can find authorized Yorkshire Terrier breeders from your vet, from dog magazines, from going to dog shows and from the Internet. You can also ask the American Kennel Club for help.

You are also free to ask many questions to a good Yorkshire Terrier breeder that you just can not ask a pet dealer. You get access to many years of experience living and training all kinds of Yorkies. A good Yorkshire Terrier breeder will be a little possessive about their puppies. Money is not so important to them (even if they expect you to pay when promised). They want to make sure that their "babies" do not end up being abandoned or abused. And unlike pet store puppies, you usually get to see the parents 'and parents' health certificates.

Take the time to find the right Yorkshire Terrier breeder that you can get along with and have the dogs you can get along with. You can find them from the American Kennel Club, from the Yorkshire Terrier Club of America, all the proud Yorkie owners where you live, your vet or your local animal shelter. You can also look on the Internet for Yorkshire Terrier rescue groups that want older puppies as well as adults.