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Originally Posted by angelbaby's mom Thank you, SoCal. My little girl (Grace) does have the steel blue (black/silver) on her body, but yes, she is white/light gold everywhere else. I think she is absolutely beautiful.
Now, the other question is this: She has longer legs than the "typical" yorkie. Someone told me that trait was considered a fault if showing, but would not be considered a reason NOT to breed for pet-lovers. Do you agree? How common are the Yorkies with the longer legs?
I do plan on selling the pups to people who will sign an agreement saying they will spay/neuter and not use the pups to breed. I will be very particular as to where my babies' babies are placed. |
Yes, I am sure if you study the breed standard closely like show breeders they will tell you that longer legs are a fault, but show breeders breed dogs with "faults" all the time because there is no "perfect" yorkie but there are some "faults" which should not be bred and I am not experienced enought to tell you all of them but certainly the obvious which would be genetic health defects like liver shunt, leggs perthes, luxating patellas, and any genetic diseases.
I would think if your girl is "perfect" except for color and longer legs then it would be worht having her checked by a reproductive vet for evaluation of her ability to breed.
She sounds gorgeous. Can you post a picture?