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Originally Posted by Disney  I know what to look for in breeder, but I want to see photos of show quality puppies as I want to show my future yorkie. (Not breed though.) |
Don't just look at photos, since photos can be deceptive and not show you what the yorkie really looks like - just one angle from another can make a yorkie's snout look longer or smaller and can make a yorkie look taller or not. Also the flash of the camera's light when bounced off of a silky coat of a yorkie can make them look lighter. If the photo is taken in shade - it can make a coat look darker. As an amature photographer, when I take photos of my dogs, I always struggle to get a realistic/true image. It takes practice. I have found the best time of the day in in early morning and outside in real light - get the best photos. Problem is - is that sometimes you do not always have this opportunity. Don't forget the problem of getting a good shot of your puppies - you will have behavior to deal with. You might take 50 shots and only get 2 nice shots.
The best way to learn about yorkies, is to go to the shows and get your hands on plenty of yorkies. You need a mentor to have you place your hands over a yorkie and tell you what you are feeling. I will never forget my experience of this when I was learning. Wow!