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Originally Posted by michiko Being a single and having a full time job don't mean that the tiny pup will be alone  There are different alternates. Who knows I might be the best person to take care of young tiny pups. Who knows! Working full time doesn't mean that I cannot bring a pup with me to work or find a best doggie day care. I know breeders sometimes have to, but I feel like people stereotype by basic information. I guess it can be breeders' loss too if they exclude someone like me without knowing how capable we are to provide a loving home for pups. Home full time doesn't mean they can provide as much love as single women with full time jobs do.
I am feeling okay. I just get discouraged when breeders have to stereotype and guess about a candidate with the little tiny information they receive. |
I would think that one of the requirements through the adoption process is that of excellent open communication. Michiko, if you take the time to explain your entire situation I would be willing that the person finding the Yorkie a good home will take the time to listen to you.
If you are capable of bringing a Yorkie pup to your work in a non stressed, relaxed atmosphere this is a plus. The main thing is the well being of the Yorkie above all. Everything else just follows. Being honest, open, and placing the Yorkie's pups needs above all should lead you to the right Yorkie best situated for you.
I'm guessing there are pro's and con's with everybody as there is no perfect situation.