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Originally Posted by Wylie's Mom  It my humble opinion, the question of their origin has been answered many times. Genetics.
This is making a gigantic generalization. I don't think anyone can ASSUME, simply bc of their own feelings, how an individual feels or why they are doing ANYthing. I think it's presumptive to think one can see into other people's hearts, and make claims as to why they choose to breed, walk down the street, be kind, be mean - whatever.
I'm not sure where you're getting the statistic of how the 'majority' feel. 
Okey dokey  . Well, from this "sucker born every minute", I can assure you that I make my decisions very thoughtfully AND so did my breeder. My GORGEOUS parti girl, Pfeiffer, wishes you only the best - she has room in her heart for everyone, even those who disapprove of her  . |
Ann, please don't suggest that people disapprove of Pfeiffer just because we don't support the breeding of Parti's. This isn't about individual dogs, this is about the breed as a whole and what is good for it. I think Pfeiffer is adorable, and I also think droopy eared dogs Yorkies are adorable, but I would not support a breeder who bred for them. The breed club for the Yorkshire Terrier believes that breeding for Partis is wrong, the breed club is the experts, and whether people like this or not, we can speak of them as the "majority". These breeders, in general, know how to breed and have created champions. There is an old saying that you have to know the rules before you break the rules, same goes with dog breeding, how many parti breeders have created champions before they got into breeding parti's, do they even know the other points on how to create a good structured dog? This is why many people question a parti breeders motives, but people cannot take this personally, and statements such as the one you just made suggesting that somehow we don't like Pfeiffer is really hitting below the belt. This really hurts me to read this, and I'm sure it hurts others as well.