[lynzy420]

Originally Posted by Yorkiemomma78

It cerainly is lecturing if its said over and over and over in every post after the OP along with snotty comments about how only wonderful and fantastic breeders keep their puppys until 12 weeks etc.I personally consider my breeder to be fantastic,she gave me great garantees (3 year genetic),I got to visit the pups when ever I wanted right from the start and she researched ME! So,looking down on the rest of the world just because things are done slightly differently is not ok,and all that lecturing is not what the OP is usually asking for,you arent helping
It´s not about people getting upset because they are seeing what they dont want to hear,it´s about getting a bunch of criticism when all you asked is a simple question about your puppy.




All serious breeders started somewhere.There was always that first litter and those first questions.This is a forum,people will ask questions...how can you (in general) nags someone for using this forum for its actual perpose? To EDUCATE
You cant lunge at someone who is asking questins and lash out with - "these are things you should know!!"...are you telling me that reputable yorkie breeders are born with all that knowledge?
Why cant there be new reputable breeders? Just because you dont want to give someone the info they are asking for because you think they should automatically know it all,it doesnt mean they wont do it anyway..so isnt it better to make sure they have all the info instead of denying them of the knowledge they´ll need?
Everyone,even the most wonderful and respectable breeders,started somewhere People come in here to do their research,that´s what they are actually doing when they ask you (in general) the questions you get angry at them for asking



I understand that,and it´s awful



Of course..I think we all are here because we love our yorkies to death and because we want to know all there is to know about the breed in order to give them the best care we can possibly give them - ALL of us.
I just dont believe in giving someone the cold shoulder or being hostile just because they are from a place that hasnt followed the YTCA word for word.I cant find it in me to hijack someones thread and ask over and over again WHY they have their puppy so soon or how it´s not their buisness to be thinking of breeding etc etc.
I awnser their questions and hope they´ll stick around to learn more If they stay,they might learn (all by themselfs) that certain things are not such a good idea,but if you p*ss them off and make them leave,they learn nothing

And your always lecturing about lecturing. Taylor has shared some very good information here as have many others. As a general rule of thumb 12 weeks is optimal, anything earlier is risky, period. Just because you beat the odds doesn't make it right it makes it a happy ending. Many pups don't survive when removed too soon, we've seen it hundreds of times here, sick pups, dying pups and dead pups. No one is saying it CAN'T be done...only that it shouldn't be. And with anything there are always exceptions to the rules.

Many of us here did NOT research before buying a pup, I thought I had and only after I got mine did I find out that I knew nothing compared to what I thought I knew, infact; I still learn everyday.