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Originally Posted by Furbaby Friend  This is really the main point of good breeders continuing to breed despite the overload I think. Imagine if they just stopped and left all the "pet supply" (I know that sounds crud, but can't think of another way to say it... please take it as I mean it and not how it sounds) to the mills and BYB because there were too many pups... the breed would be unrecognizable after a short time  . The reputable breeders producing 24 puppies or whatever in whatever time isn't the problem, it is those that don't give a flying flip about anything except the money that's the problem! |
Yeah, I guess that was my point. With the amount of pet quality dogs being churned out by greeders in about the time it takes for one champion to be produced from quality lines, the yorkie breed can become unrecognizable.
Anyone remember these sad looking pups?
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They're definitely pets, but I wouldn't consider them yorkies if I wasn't told they were suppose to be yorkies. It's like saying, they're going to be pets anyway, so what does it matter what they look like. I know that sounds down right mean, but I'm not saying all dogs shouldn't be loved, just if anyone wants to breed, do it with a purpose. And cute puppies is definitely not a good enough reason to breed.