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Originally Posted by Lorraine  Genetics are way more complicated than you think. The Mars test may have shown your dog as pure yorkie although it is parti colour. Not sure how that works when the yorkie does not carry the pie bald gene to produce that pattern. Interesting isn't it?
So if the mix is dilute enough would Mars show a purebred? Dilute meaning the mix occured many generations ago but that gene to create the colour pattern is still carried forward.
I still have no idea why anyone would purposely set out to wreck a breed that is so not the breed standard.
There are wrong colours in other breeds that will not ever be recognized by the parent club. Black and white German Shorhairs pointers for example are a fault and are not recognized nor bred for. They are sold for pet if one turns up.
Why the yorkie ended up being targeted to try to destroy the breed is beyond my understanding. |
I cannot believe there are still people disputing that the partis are purebred yorkies. I thought we resolved that issue several yars ago.
Histrical dlocment show that the partis have been shoing u since the beginning of docmentation. Joan Goden writes abut them. Wildweir kennels told the AKC that they had way more partis in their line than there were in the Nikko line.