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Originally Posted by wnalegria No I am not off the topic- this is a genetic fault that can become worse- each time a dog with this condition is bred. DO the math.
Your reference to my concept of qaulity- beauty is in the eye of the beholder- but look at the number of posts on this site - that are owners complaining about the quality of their dog- it is overwhelming. get your Rose colored glasses off. Complaints are of size, coat, temperment, on and on and on. The same old line- my breeder lied to me- my breeder inbred this dog, my breeder took this puppy away too soon from it's mom- it was ilsolated as a puppy on and on.
It is insulting to this breed that you do not want to be responsible- it falls upon a few to clean up the mess that is made whem you breed dogs that have a health fault. A BAD BITE is a health issue- no ifs ands or buts.
Some of the folks on this forum do not listen- they want people to pat their head and hold their hand and say its ok- oh she is so smart- has such nice temperment you just breed. Wrong is wrong. I will repeat again not every dog or bitch should be bred.
Quality is brought up here all the time- I want and I have a dog that people do not have to ask my clients are those Yorkies. They say wow- what a nice Yorkie. As I said earlier you help reinforce why many breeders spay and neuter pet puppies before they are placed.
If I am patronizing so be it- maybe it will stop you from being called a puppymill, backyard breeder or just a bad breeder. If you want to breed do it -but do it with sound stock. That is all I ask. |
If you are talking to me since you reprinted my post, I am not a breeder. I wouldn't risk the lives of my dogs, but I totally respect those of you who can do it.