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Originally Posted by bellemarie  surfingbudha- did you get a reason for the previous pups death;
is your new one from the same parents?
one thing stood out to me on the site, so maybe she can come back and explain...
taken from the site- We are proud to announce we have a new Yorkshire Terrier Dam here at Daisy Field. She comes from very good lines and is beautiful in every way. I am very pleased with our new girl and would like to thank Deb for giving me the opportunity to further my breeding program. I now have the opportunity to produce top quality Yorkies that I will be able to show . This is something that I have wished to do for some time. This yorkshire terrier Dam has a very impressive pedigree and is champion Sired. I will post her photo as soon as she is settled in here at Daisy Field. Check back for up-dates.
and...We have lots of champion bloodlines in our pedigrees. We are now moving our breeding program into a new level. I now have two new members here at Daisy Field, S.C. They are both Champion sired Dam and Sire. We will introducing the two new ones soon. I now have the great opportunity to produce show quality puppies and I do intend to show in the near future. We will also have pet quality puppies available. I am very proud of these two new Champion sired Yourkshire Terriers. Thanks to a wonderful lady who has giving me this life dream. Thank you Deb and I will make you proud. We will now try to produce show quality as well as pet quality Yorkshire Terriers with those baby doll faces and big personalities.
you do sound adamant that it is something you Really want to do, but yet your previous post was...
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The info you have from her site says it all. Here is yet another know nothing about it but wants to sell show dogs added to the list of breeders that do this.
Having a champion sired stud and dam does not automatically produce a show dog. Any reputable show breeder can tell you that. My litters all have at least 80% champions in their pedigree some champions put there myself on my own dogs. Out of a litter, I may have one or two that can be shown. Sometimes none are what I would consider exceptional show quality. They are sold spay/neuter for pet only and a mighty fine pedigree on them as well.
Compared to someone who does not know anything about show dogs, they think bang two dogs together with champions somewhere in the lines and you get instant show quality. You DO NOT! I wish it did work that way.
If the original poster wants a nice pet at least deal with someone who knows that they are doing and not breeding such tiny dams. IMHO that is a big no no.