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How much do teacup yorkie puppies cost?

VeI've seen teacup puppies on the Internet, they are like tiny yorkieS

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1. No such thing as a teacup yorkie. It's a sales pitch for runts. A Yorkie, or any other breed for that matter, would likely be in the $1200-2000 range give or take from a good, reputable breeder. You can rescue or adopt for a significantly lower cost.
2. If you want a Pedigree it ranges from £500 upwards. Or you could always look in the shelters.
3. depends.... i have seen them from $200 to $1000. it is usually around 400 or 500 dollars
4. it depends from where you buy them. I dont know where you live around, but Pizzazz Pups in ontario, canada is an amazing yorkie breeder, and they cost around $1000-$1300. i bought my little puppy from them, and they are amazing breeders who really care about the puppies.
5. my mom got our yorkie for $600 when he was 6 weeks old. good luck
6. There is no such thing as a teacup Yorkie, however a sickly, runt Yorkie may cost you thousands, because they are so rare & sought after that puppy mills sell them for lots of $$$$$!! ETA- anything smaller than a normal size Yorkie which is pretty small to begin with, is SICK something is wrong with it, that's why it's growth has been stunted so much so that it is "tiny" I wouldn't even give an old corrosion penny to a dirty old breeder selling "teacup" Yorkies.
7. There is no such thing as a "teacup" dog breed of any type. Teacup dogs are really just poorly bred, unhealthy pups bred for money or puppies way too young to leave their mother. It's sad that these things happen. I would definitely not by a teacup yorkie, if you really want a yorkie get one from the shelter, or if your local shelter doesn't have any adoptable yorkies, get one from a reputable breeder.
8. ALLL yorkies are tiny. I have seen dragons on the internet that must make them real right? anything 7lbs and under is a NORMAL yorkie. No one can predict adult size. How much do badly bred scam dogs cost? WAY too much to get and FAR too much to try and keep alive and healthy.
9. Well if you've seen it on the internet, then it MUST be true, right? Just like the reports of alien abductions and Elvis alive and well residing in Santa Barbara. "Teacup" is no more than a marketing term used by unethical breeders to describe dogs bred to be extremely small with no regard to the overall health of the animal. REPUTABLE breeders to not breed for the sole purpose of producing extremely tiny dogs. They breed for health, temperament and to adhere to the breed standard. If that is no what you're after, then check with your local puppy miller--they can likely help you out. A word of advice: Research and educate yourself on the breed.