| yorkiepuppie | 12-04-2008 06:56 PM |
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Originally Posted by erickajm
(Post 2361266)
I can see being disappointed if you were all prepared to answer questions and then he didn't ask any. Not speaking for him..but sometimes I get a better feel from someone as a potential parent just by my gut feeling through conversing back and forth with them. Anyone can rehearse and "say what I want to hear" but I think the true love and passion shines more through the information they put forth or just the person themselves...if that makes any sense.
| it makes me feel better to hear you say that. well, maybe he thought we would make good parents by talking to us (me and fiance)
when i was looking for a yorkie. some breeders i contacted were so strict. they would ask me questions that were hard for me to answer. like "why do you want a yorkie?" " have you ever owned a small breed before?" the thing is i NEVER owned a dog before, and i wanted a yorkie because i think they are VERY cute dogs! i would just tell the breeders the honest truth, but then i always was afraid that they would say that i do not qualify to own a dog!
maybe they weren't strict. maybe those are normal questions, and i was just nervous because i really wanted a doggie.:animal36
one of the breeders i talked to was so funny. she was educating me on how to select a yorkie, because she didn't have one available for me, and she told me there are a lot of ugly dogs (she was talking about yorkies) out there. and i didn't laugh out loud, but i was laughing secretly. because i think all the yorkies are so cute, and i can't believe she would say that there are 'ugly' yorkies! :animal36 (but i think she is talking about show dogs, like good looking show dogs, instead of just a cute pet puppy:aimeeyork) | 