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Originally Posted by yorkieK9trainer  "No, I did not do the work of showing, but I paid the price and sweated the sweat (if you will) to develop my lines. I see a lot of dogs with higher prices and poor quality, so come on people, my prices are not that out of the ballpark."
No problem.
You paid the price and sweated the sweat, for what? To develop your lines? What have your lines accomplished or continued for the breed?
I have no issues w/ what you charge for your Yorkies. None. To each his own. You have a product and there's a market for it willing to pay. Perfect.
I do have issue w/ you selling your chocolates for such a crazy amount, but that's me and again....oddly, there is a market for your product and they're willing to pay that price. THE PROBLEM with THAT is that MANY people figure "Hell, I spent THAT much money on the dog, I better get some puppies out of it!!" And that is what I worry about since you're not spaying/neutering them prior to their release or offering some sort of clause like I stated about giving some portion of their money back. And besides, someone that is willing to dish out that kind of cash, might not care about getting money back honestly. They'd rather have the "rare" dog on the block and get their money back by cranking out pups from yours that was sold and false advertisement of it being something special because it's a "rare" color. IT'S RARE FOR A REASON....because it's a color that's not supposed to exist within the breed's standard.
You posted back too quick for me to have gotten off of my PC and get back to work.  |
I have accomplished some of the happiest placements of puppies and smiles on the faces of happy families!
You did not see the word "rare" on my website. But if people cannot find one of any certain color, (like chocolate) in any and every breeder's whelping box, then.............................................. ...