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Why would I breed a yorkie if I wasn't out to make money??? Well when I started out I just wanted a Yorkie to love and care for!! I have 4 daughters 2 who are grown, 2 still young I choose not to have anymore children and my last daughter was in school and I was feeling lonely even tho I worked part time so we got Teddy and I wanted a female to start with but the breeder we got him from didn't have any, so we found Tiffanie and I choose to breed for I wanted to care for them as I did my children!!! Why do some of us have children??? Do we intend on making money off of our children??? Why no, we spend more on our children then anything we've ever had in our lifetimes. It's the love of the breed, the joy they give U when U have helped deliver a beautiful litter of babies, it's such as the joy of U giving birth to your children, this love is a love that no other can ever fill, it's a passion that grown from deep within, it's the moments when U do find the best loving homes where your babies (We had all "Pet/Companion Quality" babies) are loved and cherished, some people out here live for their yorkies and yes would die for them, I know I do and would, but I also would do the same for my children, it's knowing that you've gave others love pure lasting love, there are people who can't have children, just lost a spouse, just lost other animals and those who are elderly who has NO ONE and NOTHING to live for, people who are depressed and so lonely and grieving from life itself and our Yorkies give them that reason to get up a face another day!!! This is just SOME of the reasons I breed and maybe in others eyes I do breed for the wrong reasons and that is fine too but for me it's not for the money!! I gave 4Yorkies away no money made there in giving, There is no money to be made in breeding and raising yorkies, if done for the right reasons it's LOVE pure LOVE, what price do people put on love??? There is no price for LOVE!!! |
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Oh and one more thing...I didn't start showing and breeding until my child was grown and out on her own....I didn't even have a yorkie until she was in high school! We had bigger dogs when she was a child but my main concern was raising my child and not a puppy! |
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I'm up early too and I don't breed! yes..........I agree on the kids sleep late now, why can't I? Because my furkids wake me up........LOL!! (I am not a breeder, just a loving pet owner of two adorable furfaces....)They don't like me to sleep too late either, and want their breakfast before I get mine, and want their morning walk too....But, it sure makes me happy and I get so much joy from them. They make our family feel whole. I love and adore my skin children and my furry children. We all do. My 10 year old refers to our yorkie as his brother. And of course we all refer to ourselves as mom don't we? I am a stay at home mom, but am beginning to think I should get a part time job just to support my fur faces! |
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Some need to check their contracts too - I have known some breeders to word in their contracts that if the new owners were to breed their pup later, and sold with Limited Registrations - the breeder has a right to reclaim the dog. So be sure you read and know your contracts! And if it states Limited registrations - that does mean - Spay/Neuter - Do not breed the dog! It is pretty simple. T. |
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Had I really wanted the opportunity to sleep in...I would've really considered my decision to have CHILDREN. At least with my yorkies...we all occasionally go back to sleep...right up until something dangerous happens. A squirrel, someone walking by....or the dreaded... someone walking by with a DOG! LOL |
If I had to make a choice between having children or yorkies - Yorkies would win! Reason I have yorkies now instead of more children. Actully I do really think that children a way more expensive. My 26 year old (well she will be 26 on the 25th) had to borrow 150. from me just Friday to get a rental car. And my 23 year old son still lives at home. He does help some, but could help more. My husband and I jsut had an argument about getting up early with the yorkies just last night. He normally gets up 3:30 - 4:30 with them to let them up to go. I know - so early - too early. We do make sure they go before going to bed, but my Gi will get up on my husband's chest to let him know she has to go and he takes her out. She thinks she is more previledge since she became a champion. And if she gets up - they all want to get up and go. Well, my husband just had part of one of his toe nails removed this week and he was not wanting to get up with them. And I injured my foot during Christmas break and my foot hurts too (bone spur and planetisitis ?spell). So we are having a hard time wanting to get up with them. Still all in all so much easier than human kids! T. |
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i am really trying to find a way for people to have them spay like a rebate. here, the vets will not spay them before 6 months. i know in other areas they do. it will really stop the poor breeding ethics if we could have them spay earlier. all the interviewing for a new prospective person to adopt your baby does not weed out peoples intentions to breed. they just lie to you. |
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Ya know....animals in the shelters here (va bch) are neutared and spayed long before 6months. Even 8 week old kittens and puppies...obviously someone is doing it...even though I personally think that age is way too young. |
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