Sentences with phrase «breeders of teacup»

Not exact matches

You may randomly spot ads of Chihuahua breeders selling teacup Chihuahua, pocket size Chihuahua, tiny toy Chihuahua and miniature Chihuahua.

Some breeders of these «designer dogs» will sell a runt of a litter as a «teacup» at an exaggerated price.

Some breeders have questionable means of breeding Teacups that can not be good for the dog's health

As a matter of fact, the Yorkshire Terrier Club of America's Code of Ethics prohibits using words like «teacup», «micro», «mini» and «pocket» because they feel that these words are nothing more than a marketing ploy used by some breeders to justify charging outrageous prices for their puppies - I have personally seen the word «micro» used to describe puppies listed for sale for as much as $ 10,000!!!

The term «teacup» is used by some breeders to refer to the smallest dogs of a particular breed, though these pups are not considered a separate breed from their larger counterparts.

So if the first few generations are the breeders dogs and the overall quality of their dogs is high you have a good chance of producing quality teacup dogs.

Furthermore, our breeders are USDA certified and they are involved in continuous activities meant to keep all of our teacup puppies healthy, both physically and emotionally.

Behind the creation of a teacup, there is often a breeder who is purposely raising runts of the litter.

Sorry, we have no Teacup Glen of Imaal Terrier breeders listed in Wyoming, WY just yet.

While teacup dog breeds are not endorsed by any reputable dog registries, celebrities are often to blame for the spread of designer dog breeds who are then specially crafted by unethical breeders for a profit.

Talk to your breeder or vet as there are a range of sizes for many of these breeds due to some being micro, toy, teacup, mini, and a thousand other sizes.

There is no such thing as pomskies coming in teacup sizes, and breeders emphasizing the fact that their pomskies are really small, are most likely engaging in the unethical practice of breeding unhealthy runts.

In pursuit of the tiniest puppies to sell to those clamouring for teacup dogs, these breeders are disregarding health and thinking only of the dollars they'll be receiving when their puppies leave for their new homes.

I did not educate myself enough before getting him and trusted the breeder who said he was a «teacup» version of the breed.

The AKC and other kennel clubs don't recognize the Teacup as a separate variety of the breed, and breeding practices for the «Teacup» are controversial and widely discouraged by responsible breeders.

Nearly all teacup animals come from breeders, the majority of which are actually puppy mills.

According to The Chihuahua Club of America, the terms «Teacup, Pocket Size, Tiny Toy, Miniature or Standard» are sometimes used by disreputable breeders to inflate the price of puppies; chihuahuas simply vary in size.

But as long as there is a demand for teacup pigs as pets, breeders will keep trying to breed and raise smaller and smaller pigs in spite of the harmful health effects.