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Originally Posted by Ryan Herrod  She only hears certain tones. she hears those squecky toys when she plays with them. the Vet is thrown for a loop over that. the dog whistle she hears fine as well. My vet say that there is a possibility of her being undeveloped or as maturing as she should be. Her hearing for the most part is up in the air. both me and my vet have never heard of yorkies being deaf before. The reason why i want her in my lines is because her color fits the standard perfectly. The gold is a bit dark than from what i have been used to seeing though, but its a deep rich gold. My lines are throwing the silver blue instead of the dark steel blue. my male is a steel blue but his mother was a silver and red. his sire was a black and gold. My male has a dead level topline, so i know that her slightly uneven topline will be breed out . I am hoping that if her hearing gets better, and if she is breedible, the resulting puppies for the most part would be a steel blue and a deep rich gold. |
Actually the puppies could be any of those colors and might or might not have a dead level topline. You just won't know until they are born and reach six months old or so. I wouldn't take a chance breeding a deaf dog. Maybe you could find another bitch that has perfect coloring and use her for your breeding program instead. Good luck in your endeavors.
