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That being said, testing your breeding stock, as it should be, doesn't guarantee your dogs won't throw pups with life-threatening genetic issues. What is as important will the breeder stand behind her guarantee, will she be there for the rest of the pups life. What the YTCA will do if such a situation arise is put pressure on the breeder to make it right. If a breeder doesn't make it right, she will be reprimanded and more than likely be removed from the roster. And you're right, people do your homework.......I know my mentor never placed a puppy with me with a contract. The deal was always sealed with a kiss on the cheek and a hug....and the words "We'll see"......But, I know, by her reputation, her word was gold. If anything should ever arise, she'd make it right.....either by refunding your money, or taking care of the vet bills.... |
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There is good and bad in all breeders. You have to trust and do your homework. |
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The bad breeder and show person was the breeder/exhibitor that sold me a LS puppy that would not stand behind her pup and contract. I was not saying that the Daisy Hill breeder was her... |
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Again, I reiterate..do your homework, and it doesn't hurt to establish contact. Will this breeder stand by her breeding and puppies.....that is what is the most important. All the testing in the world does not guarantee that your dogs will not throw a pup with problems. All it establishes is that your pup does not have said problem. There is no Genetic Marker for anything. Liver Shunt can go for generations without rearing it's ugly head......then bam....the right two clean breeding pair are put together and here's a sick pup. |
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I said it's slander to say she's a bad breeder without any basis for it. I'm all for closing down bad breeding. I know the pain, agony & financial burden of a LS yorkie. It's rotten and I'm very sorry that happened to you. I just feel pretty certain that Terry's is a typo. She was mentored by a LS pioneer. Can't see her throwing in the towel on testing now. I hope I'm right. If I sounded like I was being motherly I apologize. I type so matter of fact. |
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Having dealt with allergies for 5 1/2 years and also hypothyroid both being immune mediated diseases it is a nightmare - itching, skin infections, and drugs - so unfair to the dog and owner as it is very stressful |
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As I've said before. At any given time a breeder's breeding can produce a pup with a life threatening genetic problem, even with all the proper testing being done. It can happen to the best of them. Just because you test, doesn't make you reputable , it's how you handle the situation. |
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I can't imagine the pain of watching your baby crawl in their skin. Not being about to eat anything, touch anything or bath in things. It would be horrible! We share the same views. |
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I know there are no guarantees in life but i just hope people are doing the right thing to try and get the best possible outcome especially if they truly care about the breed and dogs that is all we can ask for is at least try to get healthy dogs. I never asked for my money back or expected that but i at least expected some help from her breeder and she moved to oregon and never kept in contact after that. I always sent her pics of dd so she could see how she was doing but once she started having health issues it was like oh well. I always send pics to the rescue group i got demi from and they are very nice as i want them to see her progress just like i wanted the breeder to see as i would want that from someone i sold a dog to as well thought it was nice. |
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