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Originally Posted by Brooklynn  I think the YTCA opinion is necessary  Because Parti's are registared as Yorkshire Terriers and the YTCA is the owner of the standard and how it's written for the "yorkshire terrier". If someone were to buy a Parti and wonder why it can't be shown they can refere to the YTCA standard and the DQ What if a Parti owner that had no knowledge of the YTCA standard and the DQ and decided to enter the Parti and they got DQ'ed they would have questions as to why am I not correct? Some people selling dogs aren't always truthful when they sell and to some unsuspecting buyer the seller can say sure you can show your parti it's registered with AKC...make sense?
Donna |
I agree. When and if parti's are recognized as a separate breed like Biewers, then the YTCA's opinion would be irrelevant. Until then, any sticky about parti colored Yorkshire Terriers must contain YTCA links.
It is especially important than anyone considering a parti read what the YTCA says. It is important for a potential buyer to be aware that the color is a fault, not "rare". Pet quality Yorkies with faults, no matter what the faults are, should be priced accordingly, not have inflated prices.