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Originally Posted by capt_noonie  Yes she absolutely came with breeding rights!  Even before we met with the "breeder" BIL said that some breeders don't allow you to breed the dog and will with hold the papers until the dog is altered. I said WHAT?! My freaking dog, my freaking choice! Yup, I said that.  Now I know better, but I know why people would think that. But I didn't know that only good breeders do this to protect their dogs and line.
So we asked the "breeder" did she not allow breeding of her dogs, and she says no I don't do that, you can do whatever you want. And here we were thinking, Great! If anyone out there doesn't remember, we initially got Uni to breed TO MAKE MONEY SELLING HER PUPPIES.  Long legged, big eared, LP grade 2 having light colored, tall freak yorkies that get mistaken for papillons. LOL.
And no I wouldn't have been a good breeder, I bet I would have fainted or barfed at the first sight of anything weird. |
Yeah, I was kind of upset when Joey's breeder told me limited registration, I didn't want to breed, but it didn't seem right at first. Then I was happy about it and glad she told me that, it was kind of like an epiphany, she really cared about the breed. I actually think Uni's plenty pretty enough and many show breeders love the long legs. I worry because of her allergies and things like that, I think those traits can be passed on as well.