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Originally Posted by yorkiekist  Dont call me "sweetie". I am not your child(thank God). I dont think that you have anything to post and yes, I would not believe anything that you did post. I have already done my 'homework" on this issue. DNA can only tell you if the parents are indeed the parents of that puppy/litter. It cant tell you if there was a mix bred in generations before. The numbers of partis dont add up and seem to only run in the pet quality breeder circle.
I dont care if you all want to breed sub-standard yorkies. At least I know that there is a breed club (YTCA) that will not allow these non-standard colors to be shown in conformation. |
Well I could have called you something else, but don't know you that well.
Right, I have nothing new to post. You've been given the information and told where you can ask t o confirm it. if you don't want to take the time to do that , then evidently it is not important to you, or maybe you just dont want to know. what ever, it doesn't matter to me because as you stated you woldn't believe me anyway, and I don't care what you think, so why should I bolther.
Just because a dog does not meet the color qualifications for the show ring does not mean that it is not a quality dog, seeing as they came from champion lines they could very well be champion dogs if not for the color.