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Originally Posted by yorkiekist  I know where Pinehaven is coming from. As breeders, we cant keep them all. The house would be over-run by Yorkies and eventually, none of them would be treated correctly. I have placed two of my "older" girls after they were spayed. They didnt produce the qualities I was looking for. Both were still young,(4 and 5) and got very loving homes. I get frequent up-dates.Please dont get me wrong as this wasnt an easy decision, but it was best for the girls. |
That's what responsible breeders do, place dogs that for whatever reason don't fit into their breeding program into loving forever homes
after they have been spayed or neutered. I'm not familiar with Yorkie breeders, but reputable Maltese breeders place their retirees for the cost of spaying/neutering, updating vaccinations, and a dental.
I don't know how many litters this girl has had, but I'd love to see her retired and no longer have to "produce".