I have very small yorkies to sell.

Small size, coat and beauty guaranteed.

They are wormed and vets checked and have all of their vaccinations up to
date.

The puppies are raised as pets, not caged or confined but roam freely in our
home so they have an excellent temperament.

Ship available via airlines.

I am selling for 800 dollars plus shipping.

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The best time and place to educate a novice buyer about what to expect
from a responsible breeder is right with the advertisement or litter
announcement. Sometimes the responsible breeder will do it themselve, but
sometimes they forget. And then, of course, many breeders either don't
know themselves about good breeding practices, and others just don't care
to follow them.

Here is a small bit of help from one Yorkshire Terrier site.
http://www.ytca.org/faq.html

It isn't as good as some breed clubs provide, but better than nothing.

The club code of ethics is also a reasonable guide to questions that might
be asked. http://www.ytca.org/ethics.html

For example, one might reasonalbly ask of a breeder what tests were done
in an effort to screen for which heriditary poroblems.

Liver shunt disease is a particular problem in the breed and no educated
and caring breeder will fail to screen for the problem. Unfortuanately
large numbers of breeders are not at all knowledgable about health
problems nor about how to reduce the rate of occurence. Which is largely
why the problem exists.
http://www.yorkierescue.com/

Patellar luxation (a slipped or dislocated knee joint) and spinal cord
problems are also of concern.

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