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Originally Posted by puppylove11  With all this being said why was it so important for the ytca to add the color DQ to their standard? Would it not be more important to DQ bad patellas, bad bites, bad rear ends, etc? How many yorkshire terriers have you seen with the champion in front of their name with bad knees, bad bites, liver shunt throwers, etc? MANY! One day people will realize just because a dog has champion in front of their name does not mean they are an excellent healthy example of the breed. People will also realize one day just because someone belongs to the ytca does not make them a honest breeder with morals. |
You know what, I agree with you 100% about DQ'ing all you have pointed out ( in a prefect world ) because if there was one in place and I was a judge you betcha I would use it! And again you are right that just because a dog has a CH in front of his name is champion worthy you're preaching to the choir with me... I don't know how many times I've preached this sort of stuff and just because one belongs to any particular club means the entire membership has morals or are honest. There is good and bad in EVERY ASPECT of life whether it be with YTCA or any other breeder that is not a member...
Again, your just preaching to the choir here...something I"ve stressed many times.........especially with pedigree hunters that want champions just to try and valditate their breeding program....