[Yorkiemom1]

If you are trying to purchase breeding stock, I would suggest you contact reputable show dog owners and start your search for breeding stock in retired show dogs. You need to be familiar with what is behind your dogs for at least 9 generations....overbites/underbites are easily passed from one generation to another, so you really want to start with dogs that do not throw that....it can be corrected with breeding, but you have to know what you are doing and what lines you are throwing together. Combining some lines is like trying to mix gasoline and water....overbites/underbites are the very least of your worries.....they stand alone just super, but mixed together....you will get a mess. Breeding dogs and doing it correctly is much more involved than throwing a male and a female together.....and you have to be willing to make genetic disasters you produce and then sell to innocent, excited, loving pet owners, you have to financially be responsible for those disasters.....as a breeder, you have to know what you are doing, and willing to financially compensate trusting buyers for your disasters! There is nothing you can do to compensate a new owner's completely broken heart when their new puppy you created and then sold, is a sick/dying disaster, but the very least you must do, is pay for your mistake and the ensuing medical bills for the baby that you sold.