Amore' Exotic Yorkies
Naturally Reared, Beautiful Exotic Colored Yorkies
Sapphire and Gio had 2 boys on 10/2/24. I have 3 spot deposits for this litter and will not be taking anymore at this time. These people get to choose a puppy at 6 weeks. If they choose not to get one for whatever reason, then these babies will be available. I am not posting pics at this time. I will post pics in a couple weeks when eyes are open.
~IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT~
If you follow my social media, then you know the very long and detailed story of this delivery and because of this, I have decided to stop breeding. It breaks my heart because I love breeding these beautiful babies but I can't take the "rip you off" pricing these Vets charge and puppy buyers that want to complain about the price of a puppy. (I was charged $6230 with owing more upon pickup for a C-section that I was told she had to have because there was no way babies could fit through her small pelvis) Long story short, she ended up delivering them on her own but it was a very long and difficult labor and I am not willing to deal with these Vets turning us away in an emergency situation then driving 1.5 hours away to be extorted this ridiculous amount after being lied to that she had to have the surgery. Then add in that everybody expects you to sell puppies for $200! That is absurb!!! Puppy buyers have NO CLUE what we breeders pay out and these babies go through to produce these beautiful tiny babies that you think should be $200. Yorkies are expensive dogs period! I've been breeding/showing for 27 years and have never seen anything like this before! I have paid over $5000 for each and every dog I have ever had and never once sold any of my puppies for anyway near that amount so I'm done with the stress of arguing over pricing and dealing with these Vets that don't care about the animals. They just care about the $$$$$!
I'm located in Laurel Delaware but I will meet up to 60 minutes from my home for free and I DO work with a few excellent lap/flight nannies if needed.
Hypoglycemia
Hypoglycemia means low blood sugar. It is caused by the pancreas not producing enough insulin for the body’s metabolism. Dogs with this condition may be lethargic, tremble, not eat, show a lack of coordination, and, if left untreated, may lose consciousness. Untreated hypoglycemia can result in death. Yorkie puppies under three months are particularly susceptible to the condition, but all toy dogs run a risk. Hypoglycemia can be treated by meal management and awareness of the owner. Several small meals may be advised for toys that show radical spikes and valleys in their blood glucose levels.
It is often precipitated by stress (such as going to a new home) and can occur without warning. It might appear after the puppy misses a meal, chills, becomes exhausted from playing, or has a digestive upset. These upsets place an added strain on it's energy reserves and brings on symptoms. Hypoglycemia is a real threat to these tiny puppies, watch for your puppy to become tired or droopy. The first signs are those of listlessness and depression. They are followed by muscular weakness, tremors, and later convulsions, come and even death. The puppy may appear depressed or may be weak, wobbly and jerky, or the puppy may be found in a coma. If your puppy has any symptoms of hypoglycemia you must act fast. If the puppy is awake, give it Nutra-Stat, Nutra-Cal or Dark Karo syrup by mouth. Just put a dime sized amount on your finger and let them lick it off or wipe it inside their mouth. You should see signs of improvement in 5-10 minutes. If no improvement, call your Veterinarian immediately! If the puppy is unconscious, it should be taken to the Veterinarian immediately!
Prevent hypoglycemia from happening by allowing only 20 minutes of play at a time, followed by rest or sleep. Do not allow the puppy to over tire at first. Supervise closely with children to make sure the puppy is getting enough rest. Keep the puppy warm. Don't let them become chilled. Your Yorkie is a house dog and should not be living outdoors! He/she has been living inside a house with a comfortable temp of 70-72 degrees.
Prevent attacks by making sure puppy eats 3-4 small meals per day (Feed the food that I recommend) Always have fresh, clean, bottled water available at all times. If the puppy does not eat, you can mix some goats milk (Powdered or canned in Grocery stores) mix with the food I recommend to encourage him/her to eat. You can give a small dime sized amount of the Nutra-Stat, Nutra-Cal or Dark Karo Syrup every morning and night for the first week or so to help prevent low blood sugar.
PLEASE ALWAYS FEEL FREE TO CALL OR TEXT ME IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS OR ANY ISSUES WITH PUPPY THE EATING, OR IF YOU EVEN THINK THE PUPPY MAY BE HAVING HYPOGLYCEMIA ISSUES.
302-228-5887