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Did anyone study economics in school? The price of these dogs is completely a byproduct of supply and demand. Currently the demand far exceeds the supply of Parti colored yorkies. As the supply increases the price will fall. The current price for parti colored yorkies seems to be falling roughly $500 per year. Given everything remains the same then the price will become equal in a few years. This will only hold true if the demand does not increase as more people see the Parti colored Yorkies and the Biewer terriers. Now back to the topic at hand. The Biewers have been bred for quite a few years now. There should be evidence by now of problems with them if there is any. Has there been any health issues other than those associated with other yorkies with them? |
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the Nikko line is just the first one to push for them to be registered, and registered the first one, sired by Ch Nikko's Rolls Royce Ashley. All of my partis are descendents of him. |
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i found a 1903 published google book about British dogs. YT is on page 582. The author, William Drury, did mention about a theory of the YT breed with a dash of Maltese Terrier. However, at the end of the YT section of the book, during the time of publishing, there was a demand for silver yorkshire terriers and even had a show class of its own. The author wrote that, "As, however, these for the most part are poor-colored examples of the true Yorkshire Terrier, it does not appear compatible with a desire to improve the breed to encourage them." (page 597) IMO YTCA just protects the true Yorkshire Terrier as it was bred and created to be. With the theory from 1903, there is a chance that the dash of the maltese terrier blood can bring out the parti. Whew... anyway, it was a nice read, learning about how they took care of the coat in the old-school fashion. Nice natural approach with the oiling and the yorkie diet. |
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And I certainly don't believe that only those who show should breed or own. |
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That is very interesting. thank you. Apparently the silver did not go over well since they no longer have a class for them. I have no objection to their standards because I don't intend to show. it just confuses me as to why they object to the breeding of them. Why should they care. We aren't bothering them at all. As I stated before, the tell us that they are not yorkies on one hand then turn around and say they are yorkies therefore we have control over them. they are beautiful, they are healthy, they ar loving, they make wonderful pets, so why should they not be allowed to exist. |
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a little education on breeding Parti Colored Yorkies. Current Cost of dogs as set by supply and Demand $4000 to $5000 each Cost of flying to check out to make sure breeder is not a puppy mill, another roughly another 1000 per breeder. Cost of health and Care for your new Parti colored dogs 1300 to 1400 per year. Now raise your dogs for a couple of years and hope they have desirable traits of their parents. If they do not turn out the right size or with proper traits. Start over and find a new dog, possibly including cost to fly to visit breeder. Ok, if you are lucky in a couple years and $13000 invested later you get your first puppies. OOOps, there are complications and you have to have C section. The vet also ends up nuetering the dog $500 to $2000 Start over and wait another 2 years unless you can find someone selling an adult for another $5000. Is the price starting to make any sense yet? which cost should a responsible breeder cut? Do you believe they should skimp on the health care? Should they Skip checking out the breeders? Raising any dogs and giving them proper care is not cheep. |
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I honestly don't understand why is ISN'T an issue for some. :( |
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I not sure how you got all that out of my statement; I realize for some, dog breeding is a business; many people don't believe it should be. How this relates to the Nazis, I don't understand. Show breeders' dogs are often much less expensive than pet quality dogs, and a real bargain, if you can obtain one. Most show breeders believe that puppy placement is more important than money received. I don't think it's imperative for every breeder to show, but I believe that a good breeder should work closely with others to insure that their breeding dogs are great examples of the breed, for many people can't properly evaluate their own dogs. When we have a pet, we often overlook its flaws, and only see its beauty, and I believe that's the way it should be. This is a difference in philosophy and I accept their philosophy, obviously you don't. I truly believe there are breeders out there who's only goal is to better the breed, not to make money from their dogs. Most show breeders are lucky to break even. |
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