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Originally Posted by MrYorkiecrazy  IMO, this is a viscous and unsubstantiated attack and as such, runs counter to the very rules of YorkieTalk.
First - Her front page states AKC registration. http://teacuppoodles.com/
Second - Your opinion that they do not look to be full bred Yorkshire Terrier runs counter to our opinion, and, in fact, except for their size, they appear to look very much like the Yorkies we see winning at AKC dog shows.
I think some of you MAY be jumping to conclusions. As yorkiecrazy has stated, she's been watching that kennel for the past 6 years. She's also kept her ear to the ground listening for anything derogatory about them and, so far, has heard nothing. In addition, we've noticed the kennel is more often without puppies then with.
I KNOW I'll get attacked with this next statement, but, I'm pretty sure I can handle it. 
I think some of you may be a little quick on the attack without having enough facts. Sure, be cautious! But, I think we need to be more careful of making misleading and unsubstantiated statements. This is how rumors get started and you know how rumors can hurt the innocent.
Ladies.... please be careful.  |
There are no rumors, (A piece of unverified information of uncertain origin usually spread by word of mouth.
Unverified information received from another; hearsay. ) being stated, just peoples opinions from the facts of her website.
You are correct, I missed the akc reg
Now, I don't know what kind of dog shows you go to but at all the akc sponsered events I attend, these dogs wouldn't even make it into the ring. first due to size and 2nd, they do not measure up to the standard.
I went back to take a 2nd look......nope, can't see them being in the ring.
No Yorkshire Terrier should ever be bred less than 5lbs....maybe 4lbs if you are very very experienced.
Most of her yorkies are at most 3lbs....very few 4lbs.
I cannot speak for the poodles which i haven't a clue but I can however speak about the Yorkshire Terriers.
Her yorkies are, of course, cute (like all dogs) but as a breeder, no ethical breeder would ever venture into this.