Contact: Sarah Business Name: Telephone: 831-239-8434 E-Mail : Sarahm151@yahoo.com Web Site : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcgiogEJiRk City: Sacramento State/Province: California Zip/Postal Code: 95726 Country: United States Price: $1500 Available?: Now   Page Views: 3803 Date Added: 08/02/2006 Last Updated: 11/14/2009 Description: I live near Placerville which is 40 mintues east of Sacramento. I have a blue and gold yorkie stud with papers, he has over 9 champions in his bloodlines, and is around 5lb. He has a cute short nose that people refer to as a baby doll face. He is a proven stud and his stud fee is $1500. Let me know if you have any questions or if you would like to meet him. He loves people and is always happy to see a new face. Please make sure that you take some time reseach about breeding yorkies. I would be more then happy to talk with you about what kind of time and care it takes. If you have the time and really care about your yorkie it can be wounderful to have pupppies but it is a lot of work. Click below to watch Max's Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcgiogEJiRk The male determines the sex of the puppies and the female determines the amount of puppies in the litter.

Click on thumbnails for larger images Maxamillion is the man This is Max my stud. He has done doggie modeling. Max's litters tend to have more females than males. The male determines the sex of the puppies and the female determines the amount of puppies in the litter. Maxamillion Puppy for Max's past litter. Puppy for Max's last litter. Max is up to date on all of his shots. You should make sure your female is too before you breed her. Puppy from Max's last litter. Max eats food that is made just for yorkshire terriers. He has a very good and healthy vet report. You should start feeding your female puppy food once she is 5 weeks along. Puppy from Max's past litter. Puppies are a lot of fun but a lot of work. Please make sure you have the time to care for your puppies. If you are looking for a book to read I really like the book "The Whelping and Rearing of Puppies" by Muriel P. Lee.