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mylittlegirls · 12-31-2009, 07:01 PM

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Originally Posted by tegamom1

This started out looking for a puppy, then went to breeder bashing and continued on to integrity of potential new owner and now its showing and "grand champions"... That's where the confusion came in.

[F]Mary Ann,
Why don't you go back and read the thread posted about your ability in breeding such outstanding Yorkie. The night you won. I posted there.... also

Read the first post in this thread. This was about some breeder who breeds any type of dog she can get her hands on. This wasn't addressed to the Professional Breeders or you.
I've been on this site a very long time under another screen name. It wasn't until lately I started posting. Check with the adminstration if in fact this isn't possible.

Thanks for all your kindness.

Had that bus pulled out yet!![/FONT]

Mardelin · 12-31-2009, 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by mylittlegirls

[F]Mary Ann,
Why don't you go back and read the thread posted about your ability in breeding such outstanding Yorkie. The night you won. I posted there.... also

Read the first post in this thread. This was about some breeder who breeds any type of dog she can get her hands on. This wasn't addressed to the Professional Breeders or you.
I've been on this site a very long time under another screen name. It wasn't until lately I started posting. Check with the adminstration if in fact this isn't possible.

Thanks for all your kindness.

Had that bus pulled out yet!![/FONT]

The original post was this

I am still looking for a little puppy. First step I want to make sure i visit the right breeder so guys... if you have anything to say about charmingyorkies in TX please .... write it down anything good or bad helps!
also if you know any other GOOD REPUTABLE HONEST breeders in TX or Louisiana please let me know

She then came back on and began bashing Charming Yorkies. It was found that the reason for the bashing was because the breeder wouldn't sell her a puppy.......This breeder was found to be reputable......the new buyer not so reputable.

What win are you talking about?

What was your screen name. Didn't think that was allowed, according to Admin.

I will say your posts are rather confusing.

mylittlegirls · 12-31-2009, 08:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Mardelin

The original post was this

I am still looking for a little puppy. First step I want to make sure i visit the right breeder so guys... if you have anything to say about charmingyorkies in TX please .... write it down anything good or bad helps!
also if you know any other GOOD REPUTABLE HONEST breeders in TX or Louisiana please let me know

She then came back on and began bashing Charming Yorkies. It was found that the reason for the bashing was because the breeder wouldn't sell her a puppy.......This breeder was found to be reputable......the new buyer not so reputable.

What win are you talking about?

What was your screen name. Didn't think that was allowed, according to Admin.

I will say your posts are rather confusing.

[F]I'm sorry Mary Ann about the confusion in regards to the posts. I had two threads going at the same time and mixed some of the information.
The other one was:

"Read this before you buy a yorkie puppy". Under Breeding/Showing

It's not allowed to have two screen names but do to a complete computer crash and loss of all information. I just re-registered. Tuffy had since passed and I now have My Little Girls and that's the way I re-registered.

I already check with adminstration and posted on other threads about how to look up this information.

Now, I'll get back to this Breeder that is selling sick puppies.... How in the world I ended up on this thread is beyond me. I didn't go looking for this thread.

It' wasn't your win.... sorry. It was Trish in Calif [/FONT]

Tx2Stepn · 12-31-2009, 10:12 PM

I can give some insight to the "Grand Champion" question. Mary that is a UKC title. After they get the Champion title they continue to compete against other champions until they receive enough points to become a "Grand Champion" and just a little FYI the AKC is in the process of trying to get this title in the AKC. This is a small portion of the proposed point system.

· All Champions of record that are eligible to be entered in Best of Breed competition, are automatically entered in competition for points toward the “Grand Champion” title when they are entered in the Best of Breed class at a dog show. There are no additional entry fees or cost to exhibitors for participation in this competition at AKC events.

· The existing schedule of points and divisions will be used to calculate “Grand Champion” points. “Grand Championship” points will be awarded based on the number of eligible entries exhibited. All class exhibits and champions in breed or variety competition present will be counted to compute “Grand Champion” points.

· “Grand Championship” entries will not affect the annual computation schedule of points assigned to each Points Division.

· The existing schedule of points and divisions will be used to calculate “Grand Champion” points. “Grand Championship” points will be awarded based on the number of eligible entries exhibited. All class exhibits and champions in breed or variety competition present will be counted to compute “Grand Champion” points.

· “Grand Championship” entries will not affect the annual computation schedule of points assigned to each Points Division.

· Once an eligible dog or bitch has accumulated 25 “Grand Champion” points with three majors under three different judges and at least one point under a fourth judge, it may be designated “Grand Champion” and receive an AKC enhanced certificate indicating they have completed the necessary requirements for the title.

mylittlegirls · 12-31-2009, 10:30 PM

This was the point I was trying to make about Grand Champion.
Thank you... so much for finding this for me.
I still don't know how in the world I ended up on this thread.

Tuffy's, Mom and Dad were both Grand Champions.

Tx2Stepn · 12-31-2009, 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by mylittlegirls

This was the point I was trying to make about Grand Champion.
Thank you... so much for finding this for me.
I still don't know how in the world I ended up on this thread.

Tuffy's, Mom and Dad were both Grand Champions.

The stuff I copied is the proposed AKC title that is not in effect yet. The UKC standard is not as intense. To get a Grand Championship in the UKC here are the requirements.

"A Grand Champion wins that title by winning against all other champions of the breed in at least five shows under at least three different judges. "

mylittlegirls · 12-31-2009, 10:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Tx2Stepn

The stuff I copied is the proposed AKC title that is not in effect yet. The UKC standard is not as intense. To get a Grand Championship in the UKC here are the requirements.

"A Grand Champion wins that title by winning against all other champions of the breed in at least five shows under at least three different judges. "

Thank you again for the information. I just learned a little more about standards.
Tuffy was never Shown or used for Breeding because of the the agreement I had with Mary. She and her daughter only had this one litter and they kept all the puppies except Tuffy. She was a gift to me because I had just lost my sister and they felt I needed her. Tuffy, in their opinion didn't have all she needed to become a Champion.

You just made my ..... New Year's Eve ....

Tx2Stepn · 01-01-2010, 09:26 AM

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Originally Posted by mylittlegirls

Thank you again for the information. I just learned a little more about standards.
Tuffy was never Shown or used for Breeding because of the the agreement I had with Mary. She and her daughter only had this one litter and they kept all the puppies except Tuffy. She was a gift to me because I had just lost my sister and they felt I needed her. Tuffy, in their opinion didn't have all she needed to become a Champion.

You just made my ..... New Year's Eve ....

The standard that was mentioned earlier refers to the written description of the breeds that covers the dog from head to toe, not the points needed to get a title. This gives the judge the information needed to judge the dogs against each other. In theory, the dog that meets the description the best is the Breed Winner, the male dog that meets it best is winners dog and the female dog is winners bitch. The AKC and UKC each have standards for the judges to go by but there are some differences in them. You can go to their websites to read them.

BamaFan121s · 01-01-2010, 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Mardelin

Where's Bama and the bus?

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Originally Posted by mylittlegirls

Bama and the bus.. Well, ledies, I was here before your bus pulled in.

There is room for everyone on the bus...all the regular passengers seem to have escaped!

mylittlegirls · 01-01-2010, 06:16 PM

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Originally Posted by BamaFan121s

There is room for everyone on the bus...all the regular passengers seem to have escaped!

Misty.... Too Funny...

Happy New Year
Kathleen

BamaFan121s · 01-03-2010, 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by BamaFan121s

I certainly have to agree with you on this Mary. The OP, "Bella" she claims, says her dog died of liver shunt, yet she's posted all over another site under the name Sarah and says her dog died from vomiting, diarrhea and cardiac arrest.

Seems like maybe someone is just here to start trouble, for whatever reason.

I see that this member--Sarah Jones/Bella has not returned to this thread...hmm, can't imagine why.

Unfortunately, she is continuing her campaign to defame this breeder and posting even more variations of her story on other sites.

dallastxn88 · 01-09-2010, 08:03 PM

Just chiming in (a bit late) here!

I also purchased a puppy from Charlotte. She was great throughout the whole process. I began talking to her before Bonnie's mother was even bred and exchanged weekly correspondance with her throughout the pregnancy, birth, and Bonnie's first 12 weeks of life.

I did TONS of research for about a year before buying a Yorkie and I felt that Charlotte was provided everything that was important to me in a breeder.

My experience was much different from the earlier, unhappy poster. Pedigrees were provided to me without my even having to request them. The health guarantee was also provided to me.

Bonnie is nearly two years old now and is the best pet I could've ever wanted. She is smart, healthy, and absolutely beautiful.

I would recommend Charlotte to anyone I know looking for a healthy Yorkie from a responsible breeder.

Cares4Dogs · 01-09-2010, 08:29 PM

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Originally Posted by lillymae

I would just like to know What kind of a Vet will not do Bile Acids????. I would be looking for a new vet, especially you being a breeder. I have 2 babies and they came from 2 diff breeders and they both had all testing done before purchase. There is NO WAY I would ever purchase a pup with out being tested. Way To RISKY .

I had to call 20ish vets to find one that does bile acid testing. Nobody did them...

yorkiemama1986 · 01-09-2010, 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by lillymae

I would just like to know What kind of a Vet will not do Bile Acids????. I would be looking for a new vet, especially you being a breeder. I have 2 babies and they came from 2 diff breeders and they both had all testing done before purchase. There is NO WAY I would ever purchase a pup with out being tested. Way To RISKY .

I know my vet doesn't like to do Bile Acid tests until the pups are at least 6 months of age. So i guess it's all on who your vet is. Not neccesarily the breeders wrong doings. I wanted tests done on my pups but no one around here would so idk????

Mardelin · 01-10-2010, 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by yorkiemama1986

I know my vet doesn't like to do Bile Acid tests until the pups are at least 6 months of age. So i guess it's all on who your vet is. Not neccesarily the breeders wrong doings. I wanted tests done on my pups but no one around here would so idk????

Your vet is most likely following Dr Center's new BAT protocol.

12-31-2009, 10:12 PM	#49
Tx2Stepn Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: TX Posts: 488	I can give some insight to the "Grand Champion" question. Mary that is a UKC title. After they get the Champion title they continue to compete against other champions until they receive enough points to become a "Grand Champion" and just a little FYI the AKC is in the process of trying to get this title in the AKC. This is a small portion of the proposed point system. · All Champions of record that are eligible to be entered in Best of Breed competition, are automatically entered in competition for points toward the “Grand Champion” title when they are entered in the Best of Breed class at a dog show. There are no additional entry fees or cost to exhibitors for participation in this competition at AKC events. · The existing schedule of points and divisions will be used to calculate “Grand Champion” points. “Grand Championship” points will be awarded based on the number of eligible entries exhibited. All class exhibits and champions in breed or variety competition present will be counted to compute “Grand Champion” points. · “Grand Championship” entries will not affect the annual computation schedule of points assigned to each Points Division. · The existing schedule of points and divisions will be used to calculate “Grand Champion” points. “Grand Championship” points will be awarded based on the number of eligible entries exhibited. All class exhibits and champions in breed or variety competition present will be counted to compute “Grand Champion” points. · “Grand Championship” entries will not affect the annual computation schedule of points assigned to each Points Division. · Once an eligible dog or bitch has accumulated 25 “Grand Champion” points with three majors under three different judges and at least one point under a fourth judge, it may be designated “Grand Champion” and receive an AKC enhanced certificate indicating they have completed the necessary requirements for the title. __________________ Sonja Tx2Stepn Yorkies He's Alive And We're Forgiven! Bare Escentuals Addicts

01-09-2010, 08:03 PM	#57
dallastxn88 YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 1	Just chiming in (a bit late) here! I also purchased a puppy from Charlotte. She was great throughout the whole process. I began talking to her before Bonnie's mother was even bred and exchanged weekly correspondance with her throughout the pregnancy, birth, and Bonnie's first 12 weeks of life. I did TONS of research for about a year before buying a Yorkie and I felt that Charlotte was provided everything that was important to me in a breeder. My experience was much different from the earlier, unhappy poster. Pedigrees were provided to me without my even having to request them. The health guarantee was also provided to me. Bonnie is nearly two years old now and is the best pet I could've ever wanted. She is smart, healthy, and absolutely beautiful. I would recommend Charlotte to anyone I know looking for a healthy Yorkie from a responsible breeder. Last edited by dallastxn88; 01-09-2010 at 08:04 PM.

12-31-2009, 10:30 PM	#50
mylittlegirls No Longer a Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Glendora, California Posts: 265	This was the point I was trying to make about Grand Champion. Thank you... so much for finding this for me. I still don't know how in the world I ended up on this thread. Tuffy's, Mom and Dad were both Grand Champions.