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Originally Posted by Jorja Rules  Good points; however, this is the personal opinion (not facts) of one Cindy Moore who is obviously doing her part for the pet population. Kudos to her.
By your standards, perhaps. But again, that is a personal opinion.
Yes. Earlier, when we were considering spaying Jorja we had them both evaluated/examined by the two vets and a breeder who was neither dog's breeder.
Required by whom? Kennel Clubs? I don't care if my yorkies are registered or shown for that matter and I will not be suggesting to anyone who takes one of Jorja's pups that they are so that is a moot point. A good veterinarian (even though not breed-specific in her/his training & education) will be able to diagnose orthopedic, visual, liver, and any other problems. Which neither of these two Yorkies have.
No, a smear was not done in time, much to my chagrin.
Like I said in an earlier reply, it's too bad that this kind of questioning is not done on people before they reproduce. Sheesh! |
While all are based as you say on opinion, these are basic rules of any reputable breeder. And if they are poo pooed, well that is very indicative of a BYBer justifying their reason for breeding.
Being evaluated by a vet???? and one other person?????