Tiny dogs are adorable. Fact.
They’re like Peter Pan dogs who remain as puppies forever – yours to just carry around, tickling your face with their soft, warm fur.
They’re also huge on social media – both for likes (one breeder has nearly 30,000 Instagram followers) and breeder adverts.
But the RSPCA is now warning people against buying so-called ‘teacup’ puppies on the internet for fear of over-breeding.
Online teacup puppy ’boutiques’ which sell mini versions of breeds such as pugs and pomeranians are wildly popular and hugely expensive – with pups selling for up to £4,000 each.
The dogs are bred to weigh half as… Read the full story