Comments on: Understanding The Basics of How to Breed Yorkies http://www.teacupyorkiedogs.com/understanding-basics-breed-yorkies/ Yorkshire Terriers Mon, 06 Feb 2012 19:03:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jessica http://www.teacupyorkiedogs.com/understanding-basics-breed-yorkies/#comment-13939 Jessica Thu, 04 Aug 2011 05:03:08 +0000 http://www.teacupyorkiedogs.com/?p=3930#comment-13939 I have a 3.2 lbs yorkie.. The vet said she needs to gain weight.. If she does will be able to breed her with a male 1 pound more then her? I have a 3.2 lbs yorkie.. The vet said she needs to gain weight.. If she does will be able to breed her with a male 1 pound more then her?

]]> By: Sara & Ginger http://www.teacupyorkiedogs.com/understanding-basics-breed-yorkies/#comment-13716 Sara & Ginger Fri, 29 Jul 2011 01:11:09 +0000 http://www.teacupyorkiedogs.com/?p=3930#comment-13716 Amanda, You seem to know alot about this....Ginger is 3 lbs, 13 months old, and is in the middle of her 1st heat. The breader I got her from said to wait until her 2nd heat, and hopefully she will gain alittle more before introducing her to a stud. How can I find a reputable person for a stud? I live in IL. TY Amanda, You seem to know alot about this….Ginger is 3 lbs, 13 months old, and is in the middle of her 1st heat. The breader I got her from said to wait until her 2nd heat, and hopefully she will gain alittle more before introducing her to a stud. How can I find a reputable person for a stud? I live in IL. TY

]]> By: Lawrence http://www.teacupyorkiedogs.com/understanding-basics-breed-yorkies/#comment-13620 Lawrence Mon, 25 Jul 2011 06:46:03 +0000 http://www.teacupyorkiedogs.com/?p=3930#comment-13620 I have a female and male yorkie my male is now the same size can I still mate them I have a female and male yorkie my male is now the same size can I still mate them

]]> By: Amanda - Teacup Yorkie Dog Lover http://www.teacupyorkiedogs.com/understanding-basics-breed-yorkies/#comment-7288 Amanda - Teacup Yorkie Dog Lover Mon, 21 Feb 2011 16:47:09 +0000 http://www.teacupyorkiedogs.com/?p=3930#comment-7288 Laquisha, I would wait a while, 10 months is very young. Lawrence, if you have them both, as in own them both, there won't be any matter of letting it happen- it just will. Ask your vet once they are old enough to reproduce, if its safe, or just play it safe and "fix" one of them for good measure- both for really good measure ;) Laquisha, I would wait a while, 10 months is very young. Lawrence, if you have them both, as in own them both, there won’t be any matter of letting it happen- it just will. Ask your vet once they are old enough to reproduce, if its safe, or just play it safe and “fix” one of them for good measure- both for really good measure ;)

]]> By: Lawrence http://www.teacupyorkiedogs.com/understanding-basics-breed-yorkies/#comment-7273 Lawrence Mon, 21 Feb 2011 04:34:10 +0000 http://www.teacupyorkiedogs.com/?p=3930#comment-7273 Well I have a male and female yorkie female will weigh more than the male how will I kno it's safe to let him hump her Well I have a male and female yorkie female will weigh more than the male how will I kno it’s safe to let him hump her

]]> By: laquashia http://www.teacupyorkiedogs.com/understanding-basics-breed-yorkies/#comment-3236 laquashia Mon, 26 Jul 2010 00:40:46 +0000 http://www.teacupyorkiedogs.com/?p=3930#comment-3236 i have a male yorkie that is 3lbs and i justed wanted to know can i breed him at 10 months old? i have a male yorkie that is 3lbs and i justed wanted to know can i breed him at 10 months old?

]]> By: Amanda - Teacup Yorkie Dog Lover http://www.teacupyorkiedogs.com/understanding-basics-breed-yorkies/#comment-3035 Amanda - Teacup Yorkie Dog Lover Sun, 27 Jun 2010 06:07:48 +0000 http://www.teacupyorkiedogs.com/?p=3930#comment-3035 4 pounds? That's cutting it very close dear. My yorkie is 5.5 pounds and I am hesitant, not sure if we will be breeding her at all. She's just so small. You will need to decide for yourself, in your own situation. You will want to take into account for the risk and then decide if the potential end result is worth that risk. C-section or not, she may not make it that long. You could lose her. There are likely to be health problems with the pups as well. This will be true even if her stud is half her size. But always select a smaller sire than the dam. If you don't mind me asking, where did you hear that more frequent breeding will produce a larger litter size? I will advise you that this information is most likely a myth and absolutely and categorically incorrect. Thank you for your questions and take care! 4 pounds? That’s cutting it very close dear. My yorkie is 5.5 pounds and I am hesitant, not sure if we will be breeding her at all. She’s just so small. You will need to decide for yourself, in your own situation. You will want to take into account for the risk and then decide if the potential end result is worth that risk. C-section or not, she may not make it that long. You could lose her. There are likely to be health problems with the pups as well. This will be true even if her stud is half her size. But always select a smaller sire than the dam.

If you don’t mind me asking, where did you hear that more frequent breeding will produce a larger litter size? I will advise you that this information is most likely a myth and absolutely and categorically incorrect.

Thank you for your questions and take care!

]]> By: JJ http://www.teacupyorkiedogs.com/understanding-basics-breed-yorkies/#comment-3033 JJ Sun, 27 Jun 2010 02:14:18 +0000 http://www.teacupyorkiedogs.com/?p=3930#comment-3033 My Candy is 4 lbs 12 oz. She is 4 years old and very healthy. Do you think it will be safe to breed her to a smaller male? I don't want to risk her and I would prefer not to have to have her c- sectioned. Candy is my personal lap puppy... I am by no means a breeder, but I would love to have a pup out of her. Also... How many times do you allow them to breed? If I understand this correctly... The more dogs breed... The more puppies you will get. Is it better to have several or 1 or 2. Please give me some advice... Thank you... JJ My Candy is 4 lbs 12 oz. She is 4 years old and very healthy. Do you think it will be safe to breed her to a smaller male? I don’t want to risk her and I would prefer not to have to have her c- sectioned. Candy is my personal lap puppy… I am by no means a breeder, but I would love to have a pup out of her. Also… How many times do you allow them to breed? If I understand this correctly… The more dogs breed… The more puppies you will get. Is it better to have several or 1 or 2. Please give me some advice… Thank you… JJ

]]> By: Amanda - Teacup Yorkie Dog Lover http://www.teacupyorkiedogs.com/understanding-basics-breed-yorkies/#comment-2633 Amanda - Teacup Yorkie Dog Lover Thu, 13 May 2010 22:26:03 +0000 http://www.teacupyorkiedogs.com/?p=3930#comment-2633 No that is not too small! that is preferable, especially for such a small female. In fact, that small of female may not be the best for breeding. You may consider visiting with your vet. No that is not too small! that is preferable, especially for such a small female. In fact, that small of female may not be the best for breeding. You may consider visiting with your vet.

]]> By: Sarah http://www.teacupyorkiedogs.com/understanding-basics-breed-yorkies/#comment-2604 Sarah Wed, 05 May 2010 00:52:45 +0000 http://www.teacupyorkiedogs.com/?p=3930#comment-2604 I have a yorkie female she is about 3.9lbs and I would like to breed her. what size dog should I breed her with? There is one 2 1/2 lbs is he to small ? I have a yorkie female she is about 3.9lbs and I would like to breed her. what size dog should I breed her with? There is one 2 1/2 lbs is he to small ?

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