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Originally Posted by Mardelin  I truely understand your frustration with the negativity. But, as stated before you are new and haven't been witness to what has gone on in the past and continues to this day. We that been here a while have attempted to answer and educate those that have asked them. More often than not, advice, education is not taken and the dog(s) are ultimately the ones that suffer from inept people that are attempting to make a buck off the backs of their dogs. And most of these people have a standard statement "We all have to start somewhere".
Take a look at the breeder, rescue, sick & injured sections. Literally hundreds of post about yorkie females losing their lives, pups born with genetic defects, irresponsible breeders placing pups too young or sick pups.
These are living, breathing little creatures that have been placed in our hands to safe guard.
Yorkie Talk though a great place to talk to people with a common interest "The Yorkie" and at times educational. It really isn't a place to begin your journey into breeding. For that you need to find a good mentor. |
So sorry for my sarcasm. It's just a way to deal with posters that normally get great advice, but decide to ignore it anyway. I can't tell you how many times I've seen knowledgable breeders give advice as asked, only to get badmouthed and ignored by the poster because it's not what they chose to be told. (And I've only been on here for a few months!) Please be wise and do as Mardelin says. Best of luck and enjoy your new baby boy.