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Old 06-29-2010, 05:16 AM   #18
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Blue born pups - most of them can also not live to maturity. So this is a huge health risk. You do not want a blue born.

Black and tan yorkies (that are black and tan as adults) usually are your woolies. I have one that I got many years ago as a pet and is neutered. I would never want to breed him, since he is not to standard. My feeling is - if you cannot show them, why breed them??

One should want to uphold the standard and to do right by the breed. Breeding is a very serious science and not to be dabbled in lightly without knowing what you are doing - reason you need educated mentors to teach you. Some mentors are good and some are not. So when choosing a mentor, one needs to choose wisely.
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