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YorkieRose · 02-17-2007, 05:50 PM

I did not rehome my first 3 girls...the thoughts of letting those 3 go would have broken my heart.
Then I got serious with breeding/showing...if it is a passion and in your blood, you will not take a break wait for the old ones to go to Rainbow Bridge before getting a few new ones...you don't want to stop. As I have said before..a serious breeder is cut from a different cloth...we think different.

The more I progressed the more breeders I met...and what an eye opener. I have been to the kennels/homes of finest of the finest, the lowest of the low and every type breeder in between...
Nothing sadder then 40 or 50 Yorkies stacked in cages, growing old, little attention, waiting for the death angel to release them to a better life...
Breeders start out with the best of intentions, then things get out of hand so easily..and I have been called more then once to go help a friend before they put a gun to their head....I have never had a problem telling a breeder friend they had too many dogs and needed to downsize. The breeders feelings are a non-issue, the dogs best interest is what counts..
Been there are few times myself...

02-17-2007, 05:50 PM	#32
YorkieRose No Longer a Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: South Florida Posts: 8,577	rehoming I did not rehome my first 3 girls...the thoughts of letting those 3 go would have broken my heart. Then I got serious with breeding/showing...if it is a passion and in your blood, you will not take a break wait for the old ones to go to Rainbow Bridge before getting a few new ones...you don't want to stop. As I have said before..a serious breeder is cut from a different cloth...we think different. The more I progressed the more breeders I met...and what an eye opener. I have been to the kennels/homes of finest of the finest, the lowest of the low and every type breeder in between... Nothing sadder then 40 or 50 Yorkies stacked in cages, growing old, little attention, waiting for the death angel to release them to a better life... Breeders start out with the best of intentions, then things get out of hand so easily..and I have been called more then once to go help a friend before they put a gun to their head....I have never had a problem telling a breeder friend they had too many dogs and needed to downsize. The breeders feelings are a non-issue, the dogs best interest is what counts.. Been there are few times myself... Last edited by YorkieRose; 02-17-2007 at 05:52 PM.