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Originally Posted by Ladyhawk  The truth is that some times the book knowledge can come in handy. Even the most seasoned breeders can learn from new informational sources. After you're at it for a while you can get stuck on old wives tales and info that was once thought to be true but has now become obsolete or even proven to be false. New research is being done all of the time and one should never stop learning. I am happy to hear from someone who is studying genetics and other avenues of health and breeding research whether they breed, are vet students or are studying for some other health related field. | Quote:
Originally Posted by TeddyandTiffy They could post tho I have no experience in breeding dogs/yorkies but I'm in vet school or my vet has told my dad and so on this or that. This would help as Administrator posted earlier. I hope you or Dee don't take what I've said the wrong way, but after reading Tamis post and thinking about it I now have a change of thoughts...It is true what she had to say about learning. See we can all learn from each other if we want to. Hope U have a great weekend.  Lee | 
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