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Originally Posted by SoCalyorkiLvr Kathy~
My heart goes out to you and your family. Those health issues are truly "life altering" and I am so sorry that your children have had to suffer so. That is horrible.
Your last paragraph, is totally unfair, however.....Why bother to post that you want help or information? That is what we are here for and she continues to state that she hasn't made up her mind nd she cares what the people on here advise. I just think that is unkind. Of course she CARES about the breed, her dog and the puppies she produces....it is cruel to insinuate that she does not and it is not like you to say things like this! |
You missed the boat. Genetics , genetics. My kids have problems due to genetics in the background of my hubby and I that we did not know about.
My children have had difficult lives as a result. I used my kids as a way to place it on a position that you might be able to undertsand. I do not want your sympathy.
I have taken this leason that I learned with my children into my breeding program with my dogs, horses, cows cats, goats, etc. We pay close attention to the standard of each breed- and structural faults. We breed only to try and improve the breed.
You think I am cruel - I am unkind- with my comments. I feel that some of the advice that has been given to encourage breeding pet quality Yorkies is cruel and unkind to this breed that you state that you love so much.
This is not the first tread of this type- the minds are made up - they are going to breed. In the first thread we already state it is slight- so maybe that will make it ok. Wrong is wrong. If you Know your breed and the standard you are aware that the bite is off before you go into the vet. You know that by the standard of the breed. Not upholding the standard of our breed is like a attorney not upholding the standards set forth by the Bar association. I am sure that some do not. We have rules and standards of conduct- to help us.