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Originally Posted by Yorkiemommy1984  I still find it very hard after all this time she's just on here now. Also if she was truley correct id think shed b calling me about this all. Also when reading one of her posts I noticed she put "if" it comes back purebred. Y would u say it like that if you know 100%.. Just sayin lol. And where are pictures of her "yorkies"" meaning mom n dad. I'd b trying to back my self up and prove to everyone that what there thinking isnt true but that's just me over thinking I guess lol |
Your breeder has obviously read all the posts here; and mayhap other reading and looking at pictures of Yorkies.
She is doubting the authenticity of this pup; as evidenced by the "if" statement. How-ever why she didn't wonder as she watched this pup mature is beyond me. Of course given she didn't even know the gestation timeframe for dogs, tells me she is not too knowledgeable.
Here is what happens with reputable breeders; a bitch gets pregnant, it was unplanned by you, and you can't know for sure "who" the sire is. If you have not already DNA'd all males and females that you own, you will need to, and all the puppies of the litter. And by the way you hope like hell one of your purebred males actually did sire the litter. If not you have a mixed breed litter on your hands. And you sell/place them as such.
The above is scenario one. Scenario 2 is you saw a tie between your two "purebred" Yorkies; great. Then as you watch the pups mature you notice something is 'off" with one or even two of the litter. You would seek the counsel of a more experienced Yorkie breeder to examine the litter. Then same as scenario no 1 before, and let me say this again BEFORE you put those pups up for sale, you DNA parents and litter.
Sit back wait for the DNA results. Then do what you should do, let the breeder know. But the important thing is you do have a lovely puppy to love and care for the rest of her life. Take that precious life that gift that all dogs give of unabiding love, and love her and keep her healthy happy and safe!