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Teacup VS Toy
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IS SIZE IMPORTANT TO YOU!

If buying a true teacup puppy is really important to you please read this information page. It offers warning tips and advice on what to ask a breeder and how to know if you buying a true teacup puppy.

Looking for a low priced teacup puppy?
You may be setting yourself up to be scammed!

Teacup and Tiny Teacup Puppies are now the most requested and searched pets on the Internet.

Most breeders receive 20 to 50 phone calls and 25 to 50 e-mails a day from people that are looking for cheap teacup puppies.
Making it easy for breeders to tell people just what they want to hear.
" Sure, we will sell you a cheap teacup puppy! "

Right now that the economy is down breeders are doing all they can to move their puppies and take money from innocent people that don't know what a real teacup looks like.

I, wish I had a penny for every customer that told us they purchased a teacup puppy for a low price and six months later ended up with a puppy that was four times the weight they expected it to be.

Breeders are banking on you falling in love with the pet you purchased and keeping it, that is why they don't offer any type of size guarantee.

Think about it, if you had true teacup puppies for sale wouldn't you be proud to stand behind them and assure your customers they were buying a true teacup?
Then are they not willing to give you a written size guarantee?

Why are tiny dog's so expensive?

If purchasing a healthy tiny puppy is important to you please read important questions to ask the breeder you plan to purchase a puppy from.



IMPORTANT QUESTIONS TO ASK A BREEDER

Remember all it takes is 30 seconds to ask a breeder these important questions......

1. If the puppy I purchase from you has a genetic health problem, congenital or hereditary health problem puppy can I return it?

2. If my puppy has a contagious disease or dies from a contagious disease will you replace it?

3. If the answer is yes, ask how many days will you have to return the pet.

3. How many days do you allow for me to take the puppy I, purchase from you to a vet and will that be at my expense or do you pay for the office visit?

4. Your are assuring me the puppy you are selling me is a teacup, what if it gets big and becomes a large toy?

5. Do you offer a written money back size guarantee?

4. How Long is your Health Guarantee? "

You may be surprised by their answer.
Print this page or write down these questions so you will know what to ask a breeder when you are searching for a puppy.

Teacup VS Toy Price Comparison

Reading Teacup VS Toy may also help you to understand the long term amount of money you will save when you purchase a teacup or tiny teacup puppy compared to a lower priced large toy puppy.

Some of our customers have used this theory to get their husbands or parents to see that spending a little more money upfront for that tiny dog they always wanted will save them a lot of money in years to come. Especially when they consider they long term cost of food & grooming.

Teacup Dog Breeder VS Toy Dog Breeder

Dog breeders are like used car salesmen, you almost never hear one say anything nice about their competition.

My intentions are not to run anyone down, but educate and make new puppy owners aware of the love and care that true teacup breeders put into their puppies.

There are a lot of great breeders out their and if you do your research and save your money for that special tiny puppy that you have always wanted. You won't be able to put a price on the love, joy and happiness that it will bring into your home.

Research Tips & Questions To Ask Breeder

1. Don't let the breeder know up front you are looking for a teacup puppy.
2. Research Question: First ask them if they have puppies in the breed & sex you are looking for.
3. Tell them you are looking for a toy size puppy but you may consider a smaller size. Leaving the opportunity open for them to tell you about their teacups if they have any available when you call.
4. Research Question: Ask what size do they predict the puppy will be when full grown?
5. If the size is larger than what you wanted, then ask if they have any teacups or tiny teacup puppies.
6. Research Question: Ask what size are your teacups when full grown?
7. Some breeders consider teacup puppies to be any breed under 8 pounds and most breeders have their own size definition for teacup & tiny teacup puppies.
8. Research Question: If your puppy grows larger than what you expected, most of them will say, " That's my version or opinion of a teacup"
9. Research Question: Do you size guarantee your puppies?
10. Research Question: Will I receive a written size guarantee?