FC's Precious Yorkshire Terriers??? anyone heard of them?

[Mardelin]

Originally Posted by BamaFan121s

Hmmm...let's recap: Brand new member, digs up an old thread to proclaim that a breeder is the "best by far," although they 1) have not even gotten the dog yet, 2) have put a $3500 deposit on a dog that they have not seen in person (has it even been born yet?) and 3) I'm guessing they have not even met the breeder or seen the facilities in person yet....

And people are supposed to take that kind of feedback seriously?

You, and several others wouldn't, but as you see there are others that do. We see it all the time. People who fall for those advertising ploys, doll faced, teddy bear, teacup, champion blood lines (and they don't have a clue as to what this means). The people that use these terms know how to appeal to the buyers market.

[BamaFan121s]

Well you know what they say, "A fool and his money are soon parted."

[Mardelin]

Originally Posted by BamaFan121s

Well you know what they say, "A fool and his money are soon parted."

And then there's W.C. Fields famous statement. "A sucker born every minute"

[Mardelin]

What is really sad is in checking the Pedigree on one of the dogs.....Somehow this person obtained some really great bloodlines and is capitilizing on them....Sadly she's destroying the line and affecting the health of these pups. Just don't understand people that do this for the almighty dollar.

[capt_noonie]

Originally Posted by Mardelin

What is really sad is in checking the Pedigree on one of the dogs.....Somehow this person obtained some really great bloodlines and is capitilizing on them....Sadly she's destroying the line and affecting the health of these pups. Just don't understand people that do this for the almighty dollar.

So obviously she bought a dog from a great breeder on limited registration, but did not keep her word. I would not support a person who did something like that! and I hope others would not either.

It must be so worrisome to be a great breeder and selling your dogs, perhaps getting into the wrong hands such as this situation and ruining all your hard work.

[Mardelin]

Originally Posted by capt_noonie

So obviously she bought a dog from a great breeder on limited registration, but did not keep her word. I would not support a person who did something like that! and I hope others would not either.

It must be so worrisome to be a great breeder and selling your dogs, perhaps getting into the wrong hands such as this situation and ruining all your hard work.

No, I don't think so...since she does show a Championship Certificate on her website. What may very well happened is that she did obtain the yorkie through proper channels and the contract may have not been stringent. This is one of the reasons that Contracts have become very tight.

[capt_noonie]

Originally Posted by Mardelin

No, I don't think so...since she does show a Championship Certificate on her website. What may very well happened is that she did obtain the yorkie through proper channels and the contract may have not been stringent. This is one of the reasons that Contracts have become very tight.

Ah I understand. I have learned so much from you!

[manina]

Originally Posted by BamaFan121s

Well you know what they say, "A fool and his money are soon parted."

LOl !!! I like this !!!!
bar@ulater !!!!!
manina,mileymax

[LilPuppyLove]

Did the OP end up buying a pup from this breeder?

[Charmander]

I got a male from Judy Dostal in 2010. I was specific about what I expected but she was deceptive. Once she got the money, it was very difficult to contact her. After I got my puppy, my vet asked for the health information and I in turn asked for the health record from Judy Dostal and was eventually told a letter would be put in the mail. When the letter did not arrive, I email again, was told he was dewormed. I queried re vacations. Her response was blunt to say the least. I would never consider doing business with this individual again and would strongly advise others against it. It is apparent that money is the driving motivation.

[Lilyshuman]

Originally Posted by LilPuppyLove

Did the OP end up buying a pup from this breeder?

Hello all. I when I started this post I never thought it would go on like this
After all this time here's the story...
I got a beautiful male who after months just got too big to breed. This little guy has been neutered and is now living with another family. I did not decide to get a "replacement" puppy because I found it difficult to contact Judy...
Since then she has "compensated" me for some of my financial loss.
So in the end here is my OPINION...
I believe she does care for her dogs, she is not very good with people skills, she is busy, the dog we got is perfectly healthy and happy with an amazing temperament, her prices are high.
I hope this helps even though it has taken me so long.

In the end my advice is to go with a breeder you can talk to, someone who will give you their time and care.

Please know I do not wish to bash Judy I simply want to give others my honest perception.

Good luck to all

[Mardelin]

Originally Posted by Lilyshuman

Hello all. I when I started this post I never thought it would go on like this
After all this time here's the story...
I got a beautiful male who after months just got too big to breed. This little guy has been neutered and is now living with another family. I did not decide to get a "replacement" puppy because I found it difficult to contact Judy...
Since then she has "compensated" me for some of my financial loss.
So in the end here is my OPINION...
I believe she does care for her dogs, she is not very good with people skills, she is busy, the dog we got is perfectly healthy and happy with an amazing temperament, her prices are high.
I hope this helps even though it has taken me so long.

In the end my advice is to go with a breeder you can talk to, someone who will give you their time and care.

Please know I do not wish to bash Judy I simply want to give others my honest perception.

Good luck to all

So glad you learned your lesson.

As I said over and over....if you encounter a breeder that will sell you on open registration without truely knowing you or mentoring you every step of the way, run the other way and fast.

[northernyorkie]

I bought a pet male off of her in december, and after i got him she has never sent any vet records or paperwork that she said she would. All she would tell me is that his shots were due. This dog was a year old, and my vets says yes he's around that, she told me 4.5 pds,but he was very underweight. It has been about 2 months and he has gained almost 2 pds, and his a happy little fellow. Although he has a badly deformed hind foot, she did not tell me about this, and certainly knew about this as his one toenail grows up and backwards, and the other toes are badly splayed out, and the toenails are straight out. There is no way not to notice this when you trim his toenails. She told me that she imported him from Korea and that he had grown too large for her breeding program, not that he is deformed !! And i do still have the emails from her saying that he had no health issues at all, if she would like to call me a liar, maybe deformities are not heath issues to her..........

[Lorraine]

Originally Posted by northernyorkie

I bought a pet male off of her in december, and after i got him she has never sent any vet records or paperwork that she said she would. All she would tell me is that his shots were due. This dog was a year old, and my vets says yes he's around that, she told me 4.5 pds,but he was very underweight. It has been about 2 months and he has gained almost 2 pds, and his a happy little fellow. Although he has a badly deformed hind foot, she did not tell me about this, and certainly knew about this as his one toenail grows up and backwards, and the other toes are badly splayed out, and the toenails are straight out. There is no way not to notice this when you trim his toenails. She told me that she imported him from Korea and that he had grown too large for her breeding program, not that he is deformed !! And i do still have the emails from her saying that he had no health issues at all, if she would like to call me a liar, maybe deformities are not heath issues to her..........

Under the Canadian Kennel CLub rules, she was supposed to have had him registered wtih the CKC and the papers transferred to the new owner. Also we are required to provide a contract with the new owner and you get a copy of that as well. It is not allowed to charge extra for paperwork and registration. She can lose her membership with the CKC and be fined as well. I would suggest you write the CKC a complaint and send photocopies of anything you have, cancelled cheque or proof of payment to her etc. here is the CKc contact info
General Enquiries:

Tel: 416-675-5511

Email: information@ckc.ca


Client Services & Membership:

Tel: 416-674-3699

Email: information@ckc.ca

[northernyorkie]

I did sign a contract to neuter, but she never sent me the copy that she said she would. I am very unhappy with the treatment i have gotten, her refusal to give vet records leads me to believe that he has never seen a vet ! And her excuse for the other paperwork not being given to me was and i quote " its in korean so you wouldn't understand it....In the big scheme i don't care that much, he is healthy now and the foot shouldn't be a problem for him, although he favors it. Just letting others know of my experience so they can beware, and thanks for the info JOanne