This is ridiculous....
Your thread is entilted "for those who doubted my breeding"..
I read the first thread today and you were the one doubting your own breeding, You had no clue what you were doing...The real experienced ones was trying to help you...they do not sugar coat anything they tell you exactly like it is and you took offense to that and it became an argument...you had something to come back with to everything they said instead of taking it in you were very defensive ( I think because you knew they were right). The biggest issue was that of the genetic problems that you might be passing on to the litter.
I ususally stay out of the "drama" on here and I know that some of the "passionate" people can get very nasty...but you set yourself up for this one. With all the dogs in the world turned into rescue and all the owners who have to spend so much money on vet bills and even loose thier dogs to genetic problems, they just get so upset to know that someone who does not have a clue may be contributing to this.
I don't think you meant any harm in this breeding and I think you really care about your dogs. I do think that you need to research a lot (which you said that you have) if you continue to breed. And if you continue to breed you have to make sure you are not passing genetic problems to the litters and that you are breeding good quality yorkies that meet AKC standards. You have to have the parents tested for genetic diseases and if it is found that they have any problems they should be spayed/neutered. That is just the right thing to do, no if, ands or buts....
Good luck ( I really mean that) |