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OUR GUARANTEE
We guarantee every puppy we sell not to have any health defects.
Puppies should be taken to your personal Veterinarian* within 48 hours of
purchase. If your Veterinarian* finds that your puppy has a life threatening
illness, disease, or deficiency, we will gladly refund purchase price
or exchange your puppy; with verifiable documentation from a licensed
Veternarian*.
All puppies will have 1 to 2 sets of puppy shots and come with a health record.
We will not sell any puppy that is under one and a half pounds (24 oz.). Most Yorkies
will be at least 8 weeks old.
*DISCLAIMER*
Memphis Yorkies and Puppy Love Memphis
will
not be responsible for buyers personal Veterinarian Fees.
OUR BREEDING ETHICS
I am dedicated to the Yorkshire Terrier Breed. My dams are never repeatedly
bred and never bred more than 1-4 times total. A lot of planning goes into
all breeding, with my personal involvement and supervision. I breed for the
next show puppy that will be a dynamite addition to my breeding
program. Most of my puppies are superb representatives of the breed, if
not "show quality".
I strongly feel that all puppies born at
Memphis Yorkies and Puppy Love
are pets FIRST, and many possess potential show qualities, or produce great
offspring. I require verifiable Veterinarian* references; valid breeder
certification and documentation, before selling to a potential (reputable)
breeder.
"TEA-CUPS"
I do have extra small puppies (under 3 pounds) available to pet homes.
These puppies are considered "RUNTS" and are presented for sale between
3 months to 6 months.
They are not suited for homes with small children, cats, or large dogs.
I do reserve the right TO REFUSE A SALE based on my judgment, and home visits
may be required in certain circumstances.
Their Web sites and Internet classified ads allow them to sell directly to the
public.
Reputable breeders might use the Internet as a resource,
but would not ship a puppy to a client based on a
transaction on the Web,
said Bob Baker, a St. Louis-based investigator for the American Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
"They would want you to come to their facility -- reputable breeders.
They're going to ask you more questions than you ask them," he said.
"They're going to be careful who their dogs go to."
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