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Originally Posted by YorkieRini Nicole. I didn't see your posts. I was writing my book which appeared after yours. When I typed that, I was going through some of the emails I've received in the past..and I get a little fired up when people say well if I buy it I should be able to do what I want..I I want to breed it I will..Well Nuh huh..not any of mine...and to be sure of it I spay and neuter my pet puppies..People act or reply as thought it's their right to breed. That's why I said that..I'm not saying all but some of the emails I've received in the past come to mind when I was saying that.
You can do what you want with your Yorkie but not with one of my babies. That's just how I feel. Like Robbie, I've worked hard to get what I have, tehy are exactly what I want. Health and beauty and within the standard. I would rather them NOT be reproduced then to have my 3 years of improvement go backwards.
I am just a little passionate can't you tell 
PS. I speak in 3rd party a lot..the 'you' is not directed at you. |
No problem...I understand.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. I guess I can say I am not as passionate about the "exact, perfect" Yorkie. You know what I mean? Baby is my pet. I don't show her or breed her (and won't), so that's why I called myself ignorant. I'll admit it! LOL I'm a pet owner who does know a lot about Yorkies now thanks to this website, but nothing about breeding (other than it's too much work and not worth killing Baby over!!) I guess I just can't understand the whole "don't want to break the lines" desire since I never breed, you know? But I can understand what you mean and certainly respect your decisions and responses. Thanks!
