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Originally Posted by Silkylove  I think you should all either get jobs, or stop reading Kingcreek Kennel's website up and down everyday. Don't you all have better things to do?
Also, whats with you all being from the states and judging this Canadian kennel? The strangest thing i have ever heard of - a bunch of Yorkie/Silky owners bashing a kennel's website ... and the actual kennel being a few thousand miles away!?
How about this: Website is catered towards simple people - they use simple words and phrases to explain things. Its kinda like doctors using normal talk instead of using medical terminonlogy with patients ... Get it?? The general public is not very intelligent.
I'm not affiliated with the kennel or its owners - I just strongly believe that such harsh judgements should not be made by reading and picking on someone's website!
I love my silky that I got from Kingcreek ... Full gamet done at the vets - totally healthy! I don't need to say anything else, as i risk giving you all the satisfaction of picking on my words and being nasty!
Just my 2 cents ... |
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Originally Posted by Moggymadd BRAVO!!! Well said! These people are intolerable. I have never seen such a website that appears to be run by a bunch of spiteful people. I'm sure I'll receive some kind of tongue lashing from this group for agreeing with your assessment! |
Many buyers find puppies by the internet, many never go to visit a breeder in person and have puppies shipped, I would not do this personally, but many do. So all we can do is point out what are considered "red flags" that should make a buyer question a breeder and look elsewhere.
The red flags here are:
breed several breeds
breed mixed breeds (mutts)
advertise as teacups
So we don't have to visit a breeder in person or even live in the state or country in which they reside in order to have an informed opinion on potential problems with a breeder or their practices.
I hope your puppies stay healthy, we are very passionate about Yorkies here and would never want anyone to have problems. That is why so many try and inform and educate before they purchase to minimize this.