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Originally Posted by YorkieShadow First off I dont know any breeders in California. But I wanted to say Im sorry you had to go through all this. some people on here feel you cant say the word teacup for a small Yorkie, But you can call them any thing you want.I knew what you was getting at. and I knew that there would be some mean post after I saw the word teacup. Theres some that dont know how to help people with out being rude.I would say try and learning every thing you can on breeding before you start. Once you did that then Id say Good Luck.
some of the people on here will be rude and turn around and breed their dog.....and I wonder where they got their small Yorkies? ..makes you think.
Good luck in waht ever you decide to do.
People Grow up gees.............The lol this and LOL that is so childish on a thread where someone is asking a question. If they dont ask how are they going to learn?  |
Once again I have to agree with Deb. I don't promote the use of the word teacup...never have, because I have yorkshire terriers or yorkies for short. But un-ethical breeders have pushed the word so strongly all over the internet that the new people sometimes REALLY don't know any better.
There are alot of un-educated new people in EVERY breed. The "breeders" on the forum should have a little more compassion for the new folks...because our breed's preservence lies in their hands if they are determined to become a breeder whether we like it or not. Why not lend a hand instead of ridiculing all the time. I for one try my best to help out new people all the time on the education of this breed. But in all honesty I do it in PM's and emails rather than have them put through the ringer over and over publicly. I'm all for education...and have a strong understanding that if I want to continue on in the world of yorkies to the best of my ability I MUST help those when I see a true need, if not it's doing NOTHING to help the breed in the end. Being a smart elic to a new person really gets no where and does nothing for our breed when all is said and done.