![]() |
Quote:
And I wouldn't exactly call 500 people a large group. In the past they have ruled by scare tactics. They no longer have the clout they used to have. Breeders are not afraid of them. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
I agree there are a lot out there that I wouldfn't take if they were given to me. Who knows where they came from. But Sue and I and Tammy know where ours came from. We cannot control all the other breeders any more than you can control what other traditionsl breeders do. |
Quote:
If one wants to make a difference then become a member and have input, instead of complaining about how a club is run and their clout.....be what may they did change the standard and are the only ones that have that power. |
I have no vested interests in this topic one way or another, and although I've looked into it, I'm certainly far from an expert. But I'm VERY interested to see where the futures of Partis and Beiwers take them. I personally haven't seen many that appeal to me (just my personal preferences), but the ones that do are undeniably gorgeous. I will absolutely love watching and seeing how those lines continue to be developed. |
Quote:
The fact that the AKC did extensive testing and is sastisfied that these are truely purebred yorkies hould be enough to convince them. And if it isn't then why not do their own studies if they want more proof. |
Quote:
Quote:
|
Quote:
Honestly,would it be that easy for Jeanie, Sue or myself?? How open would the arms of YTCA be for those of us that breed "off-colors"? You're a member, right? Would you tell them that you, personally, are offering us an invite and welcome us as equals? Tammy |
Quote:
|
Quote:
There are not enough people UNITED, behind the push to get it recognized. The information and research being presented to them and the AKC is very minimal andn not enough to be taken seriously and considered. |
Quote:
If they want to have control over the parti standards then they should get smart and accept them and set the standards themselves, before someone else does. If one does not evolve they become extinct. |
Quote:
I base my opinions on more than what I see online..... |
Quote:
Probably not.....but, that's my point....it does no good to complain...do what is necessary to accomplish what you want....... By the way it wasn't easy for me to be accepted as a member, it was a process that took 8 months. Granted that no National Breed club is perfect, but it is the governing forum for each breed...... |
Quote:
Breeders have always had their options......they are not losing power, they will remain the keeper of the standard and what is acceptable within the breed..... Believe me they want no control over the parti standard.... |
Quote:
Then they will either have to accept them, or provide proof that they are not yorkies and in that case set us free to establish our own breed club. it will be interesting to see if they com to different concklusions than the AKC. |
| All times are GMT -8. The time now is 02:29 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.9
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
Copyright ©2003 - 2018 YorkieTalk.com
Privacy Policy - Terms of Use