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YorkieRose · 08-17-2006, 02:36 PM

Starwood Yorkies...if you ever come to south Florida to show, better bring a "black and gold" entry, the judges LOVE them here and they do not have to be silk.
Some very well known transplanted breeders have had to return to the PA/Md area to finish a correct coated Yorkie..

Lynda, I am sorry for your troubles..if AKC will do nothing, perhaps you can go to Small Claims court and sue the breeder who SOLD you an AKC dog.. It is very puzzling the breeder has no idea who the "possible" sire could be..could she go through her records and give AKC the where abouts of every stud/male she has ever owned, then have them checked if they are still living..the problem is..you can not DNA a dead York or the breeder has no idea where it is..sometimes dogs change hands many times after leaving the breeder..
Best wishes

08-17-2006, 02:36 PM	#11
YorkieRose No Longer a Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: South Florida Posts: 8,577	black and gold Starwood Yorkies...if you ever come to south Florida to show, better bring a "black and gold" entry, the judges LOVE them here and they do not have to be silk. Some very well known transplanted breeders have had to return to the PA/Md area to finish a correct coated Yorkie.. Lynda, I am sorry for your troubles..if AKC will do nothing, perhaps you can go to Small Claims court and sue the breeder who SOLD you an AKC dog.. It is very puzzling the breeder has no idea who the "possible" sire could be..could she go through her records and give AKC the where abouts of every stud/male she has ever owned, then have them checked if they are still living..the problem is..you can not DNA a dead York or the breeder has no idea where it is..sometimes dogs change hands many times after leaving the breeder.. Best wishes Last edited by YorkieRose; 08-17-2006 at 02:39 PM.