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Originally Posted by colt45kush  Well just got off the phone with the AKC they told me to send in all the paperwork and they will find out whats going on because i guess the guy does have some yorkies registered with them. Which as weird as it sounds i wasnt as happy as i thought i would be when they told me that it kinda made me think about where my furbaby came from. Although i did take the 4 hr drive to get her instead of them delivering her for a measly 65 bucks i still think i couldve poked around a lil bit more then i did. After seeing the video on channel 6 just now i realized where she did come from and not only am i ecstatic to have her be healthy but im very glad that i got her the heck outa there now when i went up there to get her i wasnt even in albany i had to go to brooklynn and when i went inside the house she was in a room right off the living room in a nice size crate so i didnt think anything about this guy owning a mill  All in all im still goin to breed her probally the next time she goes into heat 2 lol NOTTT just wish i could have seen the reaction on some peoples faces ........ but on a serious note after the swelling and everything go down shes gonna go and get spayed indeed i dont think it would to be right breeding her without AKC papers and especially cause shes from a mill. Oh and whens that show in mass? im really interested in going not sure if i can make the nyc one but def wanna go to the mass one
But i definitely disagree with you yorkierose
I love pets, I have pets..but pets come from show stock, not pet stock..JMO
a pet is a pet it comes from what ever stock. When u go to a shelter u dont get a show stock you get a PET and you love it just the same as show dogs.......show dogs come from show stock.... pets come from usually irresponsible people sadly to say..... |
Sorry you found out the truth....glad you did your research and listened...spaying her is you best decision. She will make you a wonderful pet. Start doing all the research you can on lines, pedigree's, breeders...find yourself a mentor who will guide you along the way....once you have done as much research as you can, then purchase the best stock you can afford...then you will be be breeding for the best of the breed. Good Luck!
