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LOL how ironic Would you happen to have anything to contribute to the original posters question?????????????? |
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Sure, I don't know this person, nor have I ever been in S.A. I can't even imagine breeding a 2 lb dog, but I've raised guinea pigs and they are much smaller and haven't had any problems. I don't agree with breeding for tinies, but they do happen. I get quit a few myself, but to say they are unhealthy and a heartache, is like saying that all the small people are going to be unhealthy because they are little. I happen to have quite a few Yorkies that matured to be 2 1/2 and 3 lbs that are still alive today at the age of 16 and down. I have Biewer Terries that are 3 and 4 lbs that are thriving going on 5 yrs. old. What I don't like is the self righteous attitude of people that are placing opinions as if they were facts. People that don't breed, telling breeders how it should be done. Breeders acting as if they care about nothing but the breed and are mixing 2 different breeds together, and half their dogs don't even live on their property. People that aren't going to listen to anyone that has an opinion different than theirs. People that jump down another breeders throat for the prices they sell their dogs for when they are selling their dogs with under bites and other problems for the same if not more. People that continue to breed dogs that have known genetic problems. People that don't stand behind their dogs when they have health issues or have died because of a genetic defect. Bad breeding is bad breeding no matter what flavor of the month it is.:) |
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Gayle(by the way) has never been to Africa, but, has many times been to Germany |
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Is this an associate or sister club right there on the front page of this site to the BBCA? Welcome to the Biewer Breeder Club South Africa - Alet Fourie 082 5722279 |
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I guess I'll try to plan a trip to S.A. later this year.:) |
Way to small. Thats an accident waiting to happen. They may have a lot of health issues growing up if to small. |
I really don't think it's the health problems growing up, as I said, my 2 3/4 lb biewer is healthier than my big yorkie, but, it's def. too small to be breeding. |
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Fact: No it is not :) |
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If my stating a fact is causing you a problem, you should report it to adm. :) |
[QUOTE=Pruett;2624876]There is still only one club World wide that has the co-originator of the breed's endorsement. Anyone saying they are following the dream and standard of Mr. and Mrs. Biewer are not telling the truth.[/QUOTE] I find this statement very interesting.. do you really mean ANYONE or was that a slip ??? ;) -Diana :animal-pa |
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I have read many web-sites that say they are following the Biewer's dream and standard. Not one of these people have talked to Mrs. Biewer, so how can they know the dream? They have a Mi Ki breeders standard displayed, which Jan/enchantedtoi finally admitted to, so how are they following their standard. No it was not a slip Diana.;) |
Good Morning Gayle.. I have bred 1 litter of splitters and that was over 1.5 years ago. May I ask how many litters of splitters you have bred? Facts, like numbers can be twisted to be used to make whatever point someone is trying to make. Facts come from an unbiased source. I'll wait until there really are reliable facts, then we have something to talk about. -Diana :animal-pa |
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