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Originally Posted by Nancy1999  The curly hair is dominant so that means only one dominate gene has to be in present before it shows up on a pup. A fault is a fault to me, I don't think you should ever breed for them, but I'm assuming she isn't breeding for curly hair. If this were a standard color yorkie, I can assure you those breeders would attempt to educate her on curly coats, and one more thing Peanut, I have never used the "rolling eyes" smilie to you. I think if someone sold her that dog as a breeding dog, perhaps, she was taken advantage of. |
I wasn't putting the rolling eyes to you direct Nancy, I posted yours to say yes you can breed it out, I don't have any yorkies with curly hair, but I do have a biewer that has some curl, and have bred her to a hard silk male and all the pups are hard silk. I have been around long enough to see threads turn out not to nice when parti's or biewers are mention. The question was about color anyway, not textured of coat, but thats jmo.
