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Originally Posted by luvtif  I never said I want to breed him just so I can get another puppy for free. |
<sigh> Yeah, actually you did say that.
In this thread, post #45.
http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/sho...881#post574881 Quote:
Originally Posted by luvtif How much of a stud fee can yorkies usually get? We just want to breed him to get another yorkie, but I am just curious to know what the going rate is... |
And here again, post #19.
http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/sho...808#post542808 Quote:
Originally Posted by luvtif Yes, we want to get him a playmate but we want another Yorkie and they are so expensive so we are waiting until he gets old enough to breed so we can get one for free. |
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Originally Posted by luvtif If breeding is so bad, why does anyone do it, what about those dogs? What are the benefits?
We both know there is a lot to consider and we have already considered all of it-I don't know why it was assumed that we hadn't.
Anyway, thanks for the answer. |
No one is saying that breeding is bad, but it is when you do it without doing your research first. The question you asked was pretty basic knowledge for a breeder, that was why people assumed that you hadn't looked into it very far.
If you did your research as you claim, then I am sure you are also aware of this: You state that the breeding pair that produced your male also produced a 22 pound dog? Hmmm...that kind of genetic background isn't what you want in a stud. That could very easily put the life of the female you want to breed to at risk. But of course, you knew that, right?
