Bet if this is the american way, Lorraine you're darn glad you live in Canada, huh? Arghhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!
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Originally Posted by Lorraine  if the American way is to buy yorkies with what you think is good European lines behind them without knowing anything really about them, so you can bang out puppies with no interest in showing a Yorkie, knowing the breed standard and what makes an outstanding yorkie, outstanding, so you can sell maybe to alleged what you call important serious breeders on this site, then I guess you have totally tipped your hand as to what you are about. Why in the world would a reputable show breeder in Canada or the US want to sell you something to cache in on their lines?
Does this not seem obvious to you?
By the way, breeding two champion sired dogs to each other is not going to produce champions just like that. If you are lucky you may get one show pup in a litter, occasionally two, sometimes none. You have to have the experience and knowledge of what you are looking at to discern what you have produced and then you have to keep re evaluating those puppies as they age and mature. Some lines don't click together, others do, a lot of try and try something else if it doesn't work out to what you want assuming you know what you are looking at.
There are far too many who don't want to show but just want to have their special puppies that end up barely looking like Yorkies because the breeder has no idea what they are doing nor do they realize what they see as a cute pup may not be a very cute adult. |