[levand16]

Ok everyone I have a question for you guys about what you'll think is fair or right. I am in a Yorkie Group that meets up and lets the dog’s play and all that. A casually they will meet at a restraint to eat without the dogs. (Members with out dogs could attend that) A member joined that did not have a dog. They asked her to leave and when she got a yorkie to come back and join.

Here are the REQUIERMENTS to be in the group:
"To join our group: You must own a Yorkshire Terrier. In addition you must stay active by visiting our site, communicating through our message board and going to our meet ups. If our out of town members are not able to attend our meet ups, they must participate in our message board. You are also required to upload at least one picture of your Yorkie and answer a couple of questions in your profile page."

Ok here are my thoughts. We have members that our out of state that have not posted in over a week and why haven’t we asked them to leave the group? Also if "we are all about our Yorkies! We are obsessed and are proud of it! We invite you to be an official "YOYO" too. We want our "family of yorkie lovers" to grow and to be active in our "YOYO" group. And we are a family...caring, sharing and enjoying what we love most...our yorkies."

Why can't people that share the Love for the Yorkies join too even if they don't have a Yorkie? I guess what I am saying is that just because someone may not own a yorkie or any other type of dog does not exactly make them a bad person and they may just be trying to get more information about the breed in order to make their decision on what type of dog they should get.

Here is my question if this was you what and how would you feel about it? I know that it would have left a bad taste in my mouth for people if I joined a group in the hopes of learning more about a certain breed and then being asked to leave. I probably would not want to even socialize with those types of people.