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Originally Posted by BlondeYorkieMom  I agree the posts above, though I agree it is the breeder's choice!
I just think that people should use their own judgement in every case, people reading skills come in handy!
Thank GOD Cooper's breeder took the time to meet me and make a decision based on ME. I got him as my 18th birthday present to myself! I might not be the typical college student, but my situation allows me to take immaculate care of both my yorkies. When it comes to my boys I never think twice about their care! I've seen older people at the vet that might fall into some breeder's "preferred" categories, refusing care for their pet because of cost/time. Not saying its about money, but age doesn't directly correlate with responsibility level and financial ability. Something some people need to remember. ~How many parents (of appropriate parental age) act negligently and cause harm to their young children? How many houses are in HORRIBLE condition?? |
that is very true
many older people dont want to spend the money they SHOULD on their dogs
they are JUST dogs
i guess its not about age or color or where you live
its about the people and their devotion to proper care
i guess breeders need an open mind to decide with
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