Quote:
Originally Posted by yorkiemom71  I plan on getting these other 4 dogs tested and if they have mix breed in them, I will place these babies in pet homes as yorkie mix (with out papers), they are nice dogs regardless of their dna.
I don't think I will continue breeding yorkie's, its been a nightmare, since I started getting yorkies from this breeder, I think there is to many un-pure lines out there in yorkies to take a chance on buying more. its been a learning experience, that's for sure and not a happy one. |
You have dealt with the wrong breeder that is for sure. A reputable breeder never deals with or gets dogs from a breeder unless they know them very well and know the breeder they are dealing with does not ever get into mixing breeds adn their registration paperwork is bona fide.
The Canadian Kennel Club is very clear about rules and registration, breeding etc.
However, in Canada, a breeder can pay a fee to join CKC and you are agreeing to sign a Code of Ethics etc. But one can be a breeder here, register their dogs with CKC, show their dogs if they want to but they do not have to be a member. Might be something you want to check out, have they indeed agreed to the terms to be a member. Having said that you still have to carefully check out your breeder even who is a member of CKC as they could be up to not quite ethical but haven't been caught yet.
Then there is breed clubs and/or all breed clubs. They have Codes of Ethics etc but again someone can be a member but hasn't been caught yet as to wrong doings. Complain to CKC though and they do check things out.
If you are wanting to buy from a breeder that is breeding for wrong colour, you are not dealing with someone who truly understands the concept of the purebred dog and its breed standard as published and accepted by the bona fide registry bodies such as AKC or Canadian Kennel Club.