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I purchased my baby Yorkie with a limited registration and I think that it is a good idea and I was not put off by it. Too many (excuse me for being blunt) "ignorant " people out there that try to breed dogs and don't know a thing about it. Thus, weakening the breed standard. Just my 2 cents. |
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I agree a lot of people do not care if they are registered or not because the paperwork means nothing to them for a pet. However I do believe that you should not pay the same price for a non papered or limited registration dog as you would for one with full breeding rights. Personally I would never purchase a nonregisterable dog, mostly for the fact that chances are the parents should not have been breed in the first place. Note that I say purchase not own, I have no problem with owning a nonregistered dogs I am just not going to pay a bunch of money for one. |
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after finding out what breeders do.. i would not sell to someone who ASKS about breeding rights move on to the next person and rule them OUT:aimeeyork |
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Also if someone asks you (a breeder) about breeding rights you should not make an assumption about that person, if for no other reason than you are breeding them yourself so a person could assume the same thing about you. I think you should take the time to explain why breeding rights are not available and discourage them from starting to breed. |
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breeders choice:aimeeyork |
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who can you trust? its hard to find out what people are REALLY like. there are plenty of breeders who just dont care im sure its not hard to find a male intact :aimeeyork |
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I just bought a 4 month old girl. My very responsible show breeder would not let us have her until 4 months and we had to sign a paper and have her altered. It is very hard to get a female that represents the breed well. We looked for a very very long time. We do not show and we will not breed of course. We just wanted a very good representative of the breed from someone who was working very hard to protect the breed. We are a 5 Yorkie extended family owners. It is extremely important to control the breed especially for health reasons. One of ours likely will under go a name change to "Mercedes" as we pay off $10,000. (total in his life) vet bills for liver issues.:) We just love the breed and certainly have more respect for the quality breeders and we will always save money and go there when we buy again. |
after reading throught this entire thread i have to say lots of people do think well it's my dog , i can do what i want with it..that being said ...my breeder put it this way....she can talk to some one all she wants and that wont ensure that they are the right parent ...but if she sets the price a little high then she has a better chance of selling to a loving and caring parent....cause if they pay more for one they are more likely to take the proper care of it....most of the time she does not limit...but if she truely believes that the pup will not reach 5 pds adult age she sells as pet only..... JMO...when i see a yorkie being sold for less than $ 1000....the first thing i think is "what's wrong with it"....people are people....everyone is different...they will do what they want to do with or without a breeder's agreement....i have heard of people falsifying vet records to look like they were "fixed" to get registration papers....and then breed ........again people are gonna do what they want.....you just have to do the best you can and leave it to God... No im not a breeder...but i plan on being one in the near future |
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