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Flakes · 08-04-2005, 11:56 PM

I give up. No amount of talking is ever going to get you to understand that what you are doing is is a prime example of a puppymill. Just keep pumping them through regardless of the consequences. By the way, developing a new acceptable breed which will be recognized by kennel clubs requires meticulous research BEFORE you decide to breed. It is not a "try it to see what turns out" effort which it would appear is exactly what you did with the chorkies. I suspect you will try the morkie to see what your vet costs will be and what the market will be willing to pay. Maltese/yorkie mixes have been around for years so good luck with trying to register that as a purebred dog. People such as yourself also tried the maltese/poodle mix, otherwise known as a maltipoo. Quite popular at the time until people realized it was a grooming nightmare. Having owned both purebred Maltese and Yorkies I can tell you that their coats are in no way similar and mixing them together will produce yet one more grooming nightmare that owners will soon tire of.

08-04-2005, 11:56 PM	#151
Flakes Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Victoria Posts: 218	I give up. No amount of talking is ever going to get you to understand that what you are doing is is a prime example of a puppymill. Just keep pumping them through regardless of the consequences. By the way, developing a new acceptable breed which will be recognized by kennel clubs requires meticulous research BEFORE you decide to breed. It is not a "try it to see what turns out" effort which it would appear is exactly what you did with the chorkies. I suspect you will try the morkie to see what your vet costs will be and what the market will be willing to pay. Maltese/yorkie mixes have been around for years so good luck with trying to register that as a purebred dog. People such as yourself also tried the maltese/poodle mix, otherwise known as a maltipoo. Quite popular at the time until people realized it was a grooming nightmare. Having owned both purebred Maltese and Yorkies I can tell you that their coats are in no way similar and mixing them together will produce yet one more grooming nightmare that owners will soon tire of.