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Originally Posted by J3nnif3r  Ok for those of you who keep saying that I need to get her spayed and that it is irresponsible of me not to have her that way already, there is a reason she is not, umm I bought her with the intention of breeding her. Furthermore, the only dogs in my neighborhood are three Yorkies which belong to my neighbor. 2 are males, (1 which I planned to mate with mine anyway, just not the first go around). I do go out with her most of the time but she prefers to be alone sometimes. I have her on a swivel leash that will not choke her and she is in the shade. She doesn't stay out long. (I'm not that stupid!) And she is only about 5 feet from my front door. I keep a check on her, and the Yorkies do come over to play with her from time to time. No I didn't see him come to play with her at that moment, I do have house chores to do. I'm raising 5 kids so I think I can handle a Yorkie. Besides, she is not a stupid dog, she manages just fine. I didn't post on here for criticism I was just wondering. Not to mention, my vet told me she could mate her first go around anyway. I just would have rather waited for the second. Sorry if I offend anyone, but I don't appreciate it when people think I'm incompetent. |
One last thing, vets usually know general dog things, nothing breed specific. If you had a mentor, which I seriously doubt you do, they would be the ones to evaluate your little girl to know if she is worthy of breeding.
If cuteness is all your baby and your neighbors yorkies can offer the world, it's not enough. I agree with Miabellaamoure, you have much on your plate. Can you drop everything for a min of 3 months and spend every waking hour helping raise a litter?