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Originally Posted by BamaFan121s  This is funny and very sad, IMO.
Generally speaking, if you are truly want to promote understanding and acceptance, this is not the way to go about doing it.
There seems to be a pattern of people claiming one thing or another was "proven" and "researched" but when asked for more detailed info, the response given mirrors the one above.
Again, a very 'convenient.' What was the phrase used earlier..."painted into a corner?" |
It has been stated in these threads by myself and by others, where the information came from, and she doesn't believe it anyway so why should I waste my time with it.
There is no concrete proof either way but there is more information pointing towards the theory than against it.
I just wonder why some people even care what I or anyone else breeds as long as there are no known health issues involved. Why should anyone care if someone wants to breed an Shnikerlabradoodleshnautsu. people want pets, some want unique and different pets. As long as they are healthy and treated properly why should anyone care?
And there are breeds, that I have previously pointed out, that by following the breed standard they are actually breeding dogs with major health issues. And eventually that might even be the case with the yorkies.
Never say never cause you just don't know what might evolve in the future.
We have been told, you can't breed those colors and call them yorkies because they are not purebred yorkies. And then turn right around and be told, you can't start your own breed club because they are yorkies and you can't start a new club on color alone.
well what is it? Either they are or they aren't. If they are then they should be accepted and if they aren't then it is none of YTCA's business.
Is this really about the dog, or the breed or is it a personal thing. I'm beginning to think it is more personal than anything.