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Originally Posted by concretegurl  Memoirs of Yorkies Past: Beginning Breeders of Yorkshire Terriers.
I see you already have gotten expert advice, here's a link explaining Clarkwyn breeding (its just a so called original line) I know nothing of the breeder who's site the information is shared on not endorsing them.
Short answer is if your name is Smith, you have your line of yorkies you created after years of carefilly matched and championed breedings you'd probably name it 'or have itto called Smith line yorkies...or if you named york kennel Super Candy Awesome Fun Time (lol) it would be Super Awesome Candy Fun Time Yorkie Line...this naming is based on AKC and breed club line, kennel dog registrations ...maybe look up a sample 12 geberation pedigree on the net or someone can post one to show you.
My dog's name is Elvis...his AKC name is Castonague Shelbornes's Life of the Part Boy. |
Thank you for the link! All of this information is so interesting to me! The breeder I was referring to re: the "based on Wildweir lines" and "descended from Clarkwyn breeding" is Tom Becker of Wingold in NJ. The homepage of his website reads,
"My dogs are known for their pretty heads, silky coats and cobby bodies. Based on Wildweir lines, my dogs are line bred and include certain dogs descended from Clarkwyn breeding." I suppose I'll have to research the sire & dam of the litter to find out exactly how/if the pup is "based on or descended from Wildweir/Clarkwyn".
Thank you so much for the information! I feel so much better about speaking with these breeders now. I can only imagine how much time & energy they put into their dogs. I don't want them to think that I'm clueless about a pup I could be bringing into my home. I also really want to understand the history of my next pup. Thank you very much!