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Originally Posted by kmbkk  I called and talked to the owner last night. She said the reason she is selling him is she has several other breeds (English & French Bulldogs, Pit Bulls, and Chihuahuas) she works with. Also, she works at an attorney's office. And she sold her 2 female yorkies, so she has no other Yorkies. Personally, I wouldn't want to breed the dog this often. I agree it would be too much for him. She said she doesn't keep him in a kennel (he stays in the house) and won't sell him to anyone who would. If I were to consider the dog, he'd have to get a full checkup from our vet. Also, we would want him to get along with our other Yorkies, since he would be a part of the family. |
If you purchased this dog you would not be able to register the pups with AKC no matter what the female was registered in. The offspring would never be able to be shown to prove their worth. Why would you want to start a breeding program with anything less than the best known and most respected registry? If you are going to be a breeder than get the best AKC stud that you can to be your foundation stud, your future line depends on it. The future of our breed is depending on us, we must take it seriously.