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Originally Posted by Laurie Hunter  Becki is correct in that I have been to Europe and I have seen the dogs. I can tell you that under all that coat is nothing I would want, you need to have your hands on the dog and see it move to understand this. Why are the Europeans coming from there to the US and Canada to get dogs? They need to improve on structure, as I have always said you can put all the icing you want on the cake but if the cake is bad it does not matter how pretty it is, you cannot serve it.
I have been friends with Beate of Camparis for many years and I suppose if I wanted anything from Europe I could have gotten whatever I wanted, I never saw anything (other than our breedings at Camparis of course) that I had to have.
A while back i had one, I did not like anything that came out of that dog..YUCK. In poland the Govt encourages people to breed dogs for money, it is a business and only a business and a good way to make money in a poor country.
Hungarian dogs are improving of course, as they have been breeding with North American dogs and it has improved their lines.
And to those of you who complimented my dogs I thank you, it is all about trying to improve the breed and breeding just for ME LOL... |
Laurie! You know I love your dogs! What can one say negative about NicNak dogs? Nothing that I can see
I do love Aero lines also. I just love the Canadian lines myself. Great structure and movement in Aero and NicNak. I have to have a good structured healthy yorkie over anything else, the coat is just icing on the cake as you say
Hope to see your beautiful dogs in NY
Donna Bird
Brooklynn's Yorkshire Terriers