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If you don't know any basic Yorkshire Terrier information, then that would be like moving to a country where you don't speak the language or know any of the customs. After the cute stage wears off, the Yorkshire Terrier puppy often turns out to be a lot more work and a lot more money than the impulse shopper bargained for. The puppy then gets sent to an animal shelter, where he has a fifty percent chance of being euthanized. A pet store is one of the worst possible places for a puppy to grow up in. Puppies learn best between the ages of seven to fourteen weeks of age. After that window, it is harder to teach the puppy basic manners and commands. And yet, when are puppies placed into pet stores? Right at the time they need training the most. So puppies from pet stores are often uncontrollable.
You get a lot more for your money by getting a Yorkie puppy from a Yorkshire Terrier breeder. Yes, you pay more but you also are assured of a dog that will be suited to your lifestyle and personality. Yorkshire Terrier breeders often pay for the first worming and inoculation shots of their puppies. They also give the puppies beginning training. And they get a lot more individual attention than pet store puppies. This makes for a better-behaved puppy and a lot less stress for you.
Now that you know where not to get a Yorkshire Terrier puppy, where should you go to get one? You can go to one of three places – your local animal shelter, a Yorkshire terrier breed rescue group or a licensed Yorkshire Terrier breeder. Dog breeders get their license from wither the state they live in or from the American Kennel Club (AKC).
If you are considering showing your Yorkshire Terrier, then going to a Yorkshire Terrier breeder is best for you. Your puppy will get the attention it deserves as well as early training. You should be able to meet both the parent dogs to see what they are like. You may often get a limited health guarantee with your puppy, as well as a source of reliable Yorkshire Terrier information throughout the life of the dog. Great Yorkshire terrier breeders will also let you bring the dog back to them if your circumstances get so bad that you can no longer take care of a pet.
Susan Bailey has interviewed many owners, trainers and vets about Yorkshire Terrier breeders. Successful Yorkshire Terrier breeders don't make a lot of money breeding their puppies. There would a lot fewer abandoned Yorkshire Terriers if people took the time to learn basic Yorkshire Terrier information before buying a puppy.
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