When you are looking for your new baby you might see shorkie puppies for sale else where for a cheaper price. I would ask the breeder if they do any type of testing on the parents. Just because you are dealing with a cross breed baby dose not mean they won't have any issues, they can have any health condition the parents have, or any in their genetics.  Some health issues can only be found by doing testing until the issue gets so bad that it starts affecting them.

 If you see a low cost shorkie puppy I would say there is a 99.99% chance they don't do the testing we do. So it is hard to know the history behind the parents and what health issues they may have.

I will not CUT CORNERS to save money so we can sell our puppies cheaper. Our prices are simply a reflection of the quality and DEDICATION to my fur family, and to my adopted parents. 

The most important question to ask your self is if saving a little bit of money on the adoption fee of your new family member is with the cost?

Is it worth the cost or your families tears when your new family member has to be put to sleep at a young age because he can't walk due to bad knees, hip problems or seizures?

Is it worth the cost of watching your new family member suffer because the shorkie breeders did not do the testing that needed to be done, just because they wanted to save a dollar and did not care who got hurt.

Is it worth the cost hundreds of dollars in vet bills when you low quality shorkie puppies develops a medical problem?