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Originally Posted by BamaFan121s  Not at all what I meant...the statement had nothing at all to do with "negative side effects." It was that if something that I could only find 7 of in this world popped up, I'd question whether or not it was REALLY pure Yorkie as it was claimed to be. |
I can understand that. That is the reason I do the testing. I do it when I purchase them to make sure of their purity. If a test ever comes back showing the dog is not purebred but a mix done by someone else that dog will be fixed and found a good home. Testing is done before ever breeding them to assure that i do not introduce any mix into my puppies. AKC only requires it in Males after they have been bred 3 times, so by not checking you could have a lot of puppies out there registered as pure that are not before you even found out.