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she means because those poor ignorant people have not read this thread. |
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Due to unscrupulous breeders advertising parti-colored Yorkshire Terriers at premium prices, our members voted unanimously at our annual meeting to add a disqualification for these and other off colored dogs. By YTCA posting this statement on their site, it leads me to believe that they were more concerned about the monetary gains of the parti-yorkies than the actual color. Why bring the money aspect into it? |
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There are those who believe that if you are not a member of the YTCA that you are not a responsible breeder and they also believe that everyone who IS a member of the YTCA is a responcible breeder. They won't even consider the possibility that there are people who use their membership as a tool to sell to unsuspecting buyers. |
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I personlly think people pay way too much for movies and popcorn and cell phones and the list goes on, but I don't try to stop them. Americans BUY WATER, a clear sign that they have more $ than sense. |
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Like I said why bring the money into it, it could just have easily been written this way if was just about the color. Due to unscrupulous breeders advertising parti-colored Yorkshire Terriers, our members voted unanimously at our annual meeting to add a disqualification for these and other off colored dogs. |
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I thought the same thing, Bama....but then thought would it not be YTCA's opinion anyone breeding off colors would be unscrupulous? I also thought maybe I should keep my mouth shut too. :rolleyes: |
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What it amounts to is as long as there are dogs there will be controversy, It is in just about every breed. In the 80's I raised and trained Brittanys. The Black and white Brittany was a no no in the American Brittany club. But the original Brittanys included black and white. The ABC decided they would not allow the B&W in their standards. The club decided this, Not AKC. Akc still registers B &W but they cannot be shown in the US because of the club standards. The war did a lot of damage to the Brittany Spaniel in France and after the war black was allowed back in as an acceptable coloration because of the much depleted gene pool for the Brittany Spaniel in Europe. It was and is felt that the gene pool in the United States is sufficiently rich that there is no need to change the standard and allow black colorationeven though the original Brittanys included B & W. Which is now why they are separated breeds" The Brittany, in the USA and the "French Brittany" but actually really the same . Only color separates them. |
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IMO they need to go with height and length standards instead of weight anyway. Weight on dogs is so variable, you can have a 12 inch dog that weighs 5 lbs and a 7 inch dog that weighs 8 lbs. |
I think it is more likely that the the gene that causes parti color in yorkies (whether it happened in the development of the YT or more recently) is from a breed or precursor to a breed where you regularly see piebald as a coat pattern. This is an interesting article on the various alleles involved in coat color genetics. Coat Color Genetics I am not sure why adding in a maltese here or there would cause parti color... |
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A side note...all dogs who possess this gene have ticking. Every dog in every breed. |
The earliest known Maltese on record in the United States was born in 1873. He was entered at Westminster in 1879 and was also the first colored Maltese shown here. Entered as a "Maltese Skye Terrier," he was described as being white with black ears. |
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And where does it say that i am a friend of Byb's and millers? Oh that's right you're not reading my posts, then never mind, cause I doubt that anyone else got that impression from what I wrote. |
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