For Sale
Lily is Retiring and Looking for a New Home!! Lily is a 3-year-old female Yorkshire Terrier. She is a blackish silver and tan. Lily has a wonderful personality. She loves attention and playing fetch with her toys. She will even bring the toy back and drop it for you to throw again. Of course, she plays this game in a safe environment and should never be allowed to run free without a fenced yard. Lily is puppy pad trained. She will be spayed on Monday 2/10 and will be ready for a new home 2/20. She is good with people and other dogs. We do not know about cats as we do not have cats here. If you are interested in purchasing Lily please use the contact page or email me at [email protected]. There is a rehoming fee for Lily!! |
For Sale
Spencer is For Sale!! Spencer is a 6-month-old pup who we purchased from a breeder in Chicago. He is a sweet boy who is not going to get very big. Spencer has what is called by the DNA lab, an improper coat. Seems his mom and dad each carried the recessive gene for no face furnishings, and they came together to make this boy. His health DNA is clear which means he does not carry any of the health conditions the lab tests for. He may not look like a yorkie, but he sure does have the personality of a yorkie. He actually has the genetics for a long coat, but the lab feels there is some connection with the recessive genes for his furnishings that interact with his long hair genes, and he has short hair, but it is very thick and a beautiful color. We could use him for breeding and his pups would have their face furnishings but keeping 3 boys isn't easy as we have found. Spencer deserves to have a home where he gets lots and lots of attention. He is up to date with his shots, and he will need to be neutered asap. He is also puppy pad trained. Spencer is being sold at a discounted puppy price. If you are interested, please contact me through the contact page or email me at [email protected]. |
It has taken many many years to develop the different breeds of dogs around the world and responsible breeders are still trying to improve the breed they work with. Responsible breeders are not the bad guys. We are trying to produce the healthiest and best puppies out there. There are genetic tests that can help breeders know what they are working with. I feel all breeders should have these tests done. Before choosing a puppy, be sure you know what to look for. Please go to the "How to Choose a Breeder" page for more information!
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Stage 1:
Moms deliver in the black plastic trays/tubs that I purchase at Tractor Supply. I made covers for them that I use when it is cold weather. I have found these tubs are roomier than a perla bed, which I used to use, and the puppies do not fall out of them since there is no low side but Mom can easily get in and out. They are typically in there for about 2 to 2.5 weeks. When I notice them starting to play and move around more they then go to stage 2 |
Stage 2:
When the puppies have outgrown the stage 1 whelping box, I move the box out and put in a separator so they have more room and Mom still has her own space. They start getting off their cushion to pee on the puppy pad at this time. They will eventually start trying to get over the separator. That is when I take the separator away and they are in the last stage 3. |