Interested In Breeding my year old male yorkie

[spr377]

Originally Posted by YorkieLover26

My breeder that I had gotten max from is a well known breeder in our area, She has over 30 yorkies that she deals with breeding and studding out. She herself told me that max would be fine to breed to another yorkie being that he was just one large puppy doens't mean he will just continusly produce large puppies. Everyone has the chance of producing a large puppy no matter how hard they try to keep them small. he has had his testing done, and they all have told me he would be excellent. He is blk and gold, and with some silver in him. His coat is very soft and silky, a overall beautiful well mannered dog..

She has seventeen yorkies, all in her home (which is spotless!) She has two elderly (spayed and neutered) chihuahuas. She does not currently breed chi's or pugs.......and has NEVER crossbred anything! Years ago, she bred and showed pugs....and had only six. Never has she bred more than one breed at a time. She has bred and shown YORKIES ONLY for almost 20 years. I know all of this because I am friends with her and have been to her home. She is a wonderful person, who is completely devoted 100% of her time to her dogs.

[spr377]

Originally Posted by YorkieLover26

I would like to thank everyone for such great responces. First off the person that said that breeding more then one kind of dogs is considered a puppy mill, I dont agree with that at all. Like I said, I know my breeder personally, and all of her dogs are seperate, either up stairs where the yorkies are kept of in the seperate room, or down stairs in the furnished basement. Each one of her dogs are hand trained and raised. All raised with love and care, and she takes very good care of her babies, rather or not she does raise more then one kind.

To answer another question, My boys father is Natalie Obviouse Intentions, and My female is Patience.

I have done my homework, and I honestly think my boy would be great, if I found a larger female. i would think about breeding him to a 2-4 pound female though as i do know the risks that are involved.

Im alson considering cross breeding with a poodle, which i have fully discussed with my breeder, and she doesn't have a problem, as she has also done that a couple times.

I just got off the phone with your breeder. She said that she has never discussed or condoned crossbreeding with you. Furthermore, she also said that your dog was sold with limited registration. She would never recommend breeding an 8lb. male. The parents of your boy are Owen(Natalies obvious intentions) and Stella, Patience's daughter.

[livingdustmops]

Well now, this is all very interesting.

[Gingergirlsmom]

Originally Posted by livingdustmops

Well now, this is all very interesting.

hmmmm.......

[feminvstr]

Originally Posted by YorkieLover26

Visit my breeders site, Montour Yorkies

your site says youve been breeding 25 years, yet you dont know the answer to your questions?perpelxing to say the least...

[LoveMyJake]

Just wondering what your reasons are for studding your male out?

[yougetthesmiles]

Originally Posted by feminvstr

your site says youve been breeding 25 years, yet you dont know the answer to your questions?perpelxing to say the least...

that is the breeders site where she got her male from. She is wanting to breed her male is how I'm taking it.

[feminvstr]

Originally Posted by yougetthesmiles

that is the breeders site where she got her male from. She is wanting to breed her male is how I'm taking it.

oh read it wrong my bad

seems to be a moot issue anyway, her stud was sold as limited reg...hmmmmmmmmmmm

[spr377]

Originally Posted by yougetthesmiles

that is the breeders site where she got her male from. She is wanting to breed her male is how I'm taking it.

That's correct....her breeder is very knowledgeable and can answer any questions asked of her. She keeps detailed records and is actually going to contact the OP by phone and ask her to stop this nonsense.

[spr377]

She has asked me to clear things up for her on here, because she has dial-up and it is way to slow!

[livingdustmops]

Originally Posted by feminvstr

seems to be a moot issue anyway, her stud was sold as limited reg...hmmmmmmmmmmm

Many people have gone ahead with limited registrations and bred their dogs and sell them without papers. I only wish more breeders would go and get their dogs back from people who have broken their contracts.

[Gingergirlsmom]

Originally Posted by livingdustmops

Many people have gone ahead with limited registrations and bred their dogs and sell them without papers. I only wish more breeders would go and get their dogs back from people who have broken their contracts.

I wonder how often the breeders actually find out when this happens?

[livingdustmops]

Originally Posted by Gingergirlsmom

I wonder how often the breeders actually find out when this happens?

Only if they follow up with people and get the spay/neuter receipt. IMHO all breeders should be doing this if they are selling dogs with limited registrations and if they care about their lines.

[LoveMyJake]

Originally Posted by feminvstr

oh read it wrong my bad

seems to be a moot issue anyway, her stud was sold as limited reg...hmmmmmmmmmmm

oy vey

How do people get away with breeding dogs that they bought on limited registration? More importantly, WHY would you breed a dog that you bought on limited registration?

[spr377]

Originally Posted by LoveMyJake

oy vey

How do people get away with breeding dogs that they bought on limited registration? More importantly, WHY would you breed a dog that you bought on limited registration?

The OP stated in another thread, that she wanted to make her $500 dollars back that she spent on the dog. She said she didn't think there was anything wrong with that, because she was only going to breed him once!