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Old 02-26-2008, 09:16 PM   #54
love_me_cody
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Originally Posted by Brooklynn View Post
Only comment I will make is this....if your knowingly breeding yorkies that are producing genetic health issues spay and neuter and if you still want to breed start over and do more studying and research pedigrees and get with a reputable mentor and do it right. To continue to breed genetic health issues is unethical for your breeding program and the buying public.
Liver Shunt is a genetic health issue regardless and if your breeding it you are unethical to your breeding program and the buying public as with any other genetic health issue. Plain and simple!

Donna Bird
Brooklynn's Yorkshire Terriers
This may be on or off topic, I'm not sure...
But because you aren't sure which ancestor gave any of the genetic effects, would you stay away from all of the lines in their lineage? (Only if you can't find the relative that gave the effect)
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