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There are so many beautiful Biewer and Parti babies on this board and some breeders who care very much about breeding happy, healthy tri-color babies. I never saw a tri-color Yorkie before I found YorkieTalk, and I love seeing photos of these beautiful babies. I hope that people would stop to consider the feeling of those who treasure these special tri-color Yorkies before they post here. |
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Peace Jacqui |
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I do so appreciate the way this thread has turned.. I hope these "discussions" can continue, peoples feelings can be expressed, ideas can be shared and maybe even minds can be opened to different possiblities. My dream is that somehow.. someday.. something can be worked out that everyone can live with. -Diana :animal-pa |
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Why is it so hard for some to accept that there are some of us that love the tri color yorkie (Biewer or parti) and that there are a few good breeders that love them also. It is possible these same breeders are capable of breeding a healthy tri color yorkie, and not just for profit but out of love. Just as it's possible for the breeders of traditional color yorkies to breed only for profit or for love also. You have to consider the individual breeder and not place them all in the same category. Lissette, everything you post regarding YTCA/ethical breeding I've heard before and I used to believe it too. It's not that I don't believe some of it now, but my opinion has changed. I no longer see things so steel blue and tan (black and white), but in shades of steel blue, black, tan and white (gray). :cool: |
Hate to hijack the discussion, but can someone please give some advice to this person? http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/bre...ight-help.html |
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So true....some of us just happen to adore the parti Yorkie just like others love the look of a "traditional" Yorkie. |
All I know is snow blue yorkies your yorkies are beautiful. Dont know much about show standards but I love your yorkies! |
Snow Blue Yorkies....don't take this all to heart. This is easy to say and hard to do I know. But some people delight in conflict and making others feel bad. Best to just ignore any further posts and let this BAD thread die..... Louise BTW, I would LOVE one of your healthy CHOCOLATE YORKIES! It's like some people saying my Biewer if or is not a separate breed. Regardless of WHAT Zachary is, he is my little parti colored Yorkie boy and I wouldn't give him up for the most perfect looking conformation wise Yorkie out there. Your dogs are GORGEOUS. :):):):):) |
With all the hoopla about breeding to standard, all one has to do is take a look around at the Show Ring The German Shepherd can hardly walk now, looks like frog legs, So over-angulated that young dogs and pups have to walk on their hocks, that is just not pleasing to watch anymore. The Pekingese that won Westminster could barely walk, where is that dogs free movement? His tongue was hanging out after he walked just a few steps. I honestly thought it was painful to watch him struggle just to walk. The basset hound is suppose to be capable of long endurance, have reach and be fluid. They are so fat they can barely make it around the ring. Some of the dogs noses have been bred so short they can barely breath. So many of the show dogs that follow their standard have become so exaggerated that it has become detrimental to the health,welfare and soundness of the breed. I could go on and on about some of the breeds. So don't tell me about standards, I know them very well. I would rather have a healthy happy dog with a wrong color coat than one with many health, structure and temperament problems. I am sure most of the pet people feel the same way. I breed for Health first, then structure, the color is just an added bonus of which I am fond of. I have a very high standard for my yorkies. |
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eiyieyieyie...do you realize that you just did exactly the same thing in your post that you are accusing Standard Yorkie breeders of ? Your insinuations are far more reaching...you covered many breeds there...health, color etc., its the same argument...your criticizing and critiqing them...the only difference is they are recognized by akc and yours are not....how do you expect to make headway in this arena if you do this? |
I tend to agree with this assessment. It is unfortunate that you first elaborated on the Pekingese. Arguably one of the "oldest" pure breds around. It was bred by the Chinese to be just a lap dog, and a sharp barker. They were not expected to walk at all, but to sit quietly on the royalty's lap, unless a threat was heard/smelt. So actually that was one of the better moving Peke's that I've seen. Their heavy coat does make them very hot in indoor show environments. Would I love to see them move better? Well yes actually. but that is just moi, an uninformed novice in terms of the Pekes structure temperament etc. GSD's, go to Europe and you won't find the mess the American Breeders made of this beautiful animal. But they are trying to correct it. Took only about 10yrs to "ruin" the breed, and will probably take 30 yrs to correct; which my understanding is that many GSD breeders have been in the throes of doing this for quite some time. Obese dogs and people certainly seem to be a problem in North America. Show ring dogs are not exempt it appears from the epidemic of "fatness" that is pervasive in the culture. I'm sure you know of this, as there have been many studies, talks, and articles about this epidemic. Is the show world perfect? No and I mentioned that before as well. But it is a system that is in place, and does have checks and balances. But I can't speak of the show world in Europe or outside North AMerica; I do know that there are other countries that require much more from a show dog prior to placing a CH title on them, certain European countries being one. Germans have a whole structued breeding evaluative system in place, and one that is amazing. There are requirements each breeding dog must meet before being bred, and the breeder is examined,her place of whelping inspected, within three days of the whelp the examiner is on their doorstep to "inspect", etc. There is also apparently a huge supportive network of experienced breeders who train/coach the novice. I do hope we as a North American breed fanciers, can make changes from within. |
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A far better standard in my opionion...find a breeder who health tests their breeding pairs, and can provide the documentation, one who health tests their puppies, and someone involved with actual showing beyond watching it on tv. That's the breeder to search out for ANY color. :) |
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Yes, yes of course thats what I meant...AKC, YTCA...oy...Even after I read it I didn't see my error! Thanks Tammy, hopefully it was as obvious to others as it was to you! For the record I stand corrected YTCA, which of course is a vital part of the dear I say "argument":eek: I've gotten some very bad news today re my Miss Mini...so I'm not as sharp/dull - whichever way you see me as I normally am. |
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I would not describe any National breed club as one that just "came up" with what they feel the standard should be. They are the guardians of a legacy that has been handed down to them. I am not intimately familiar with historically how the AKC recognizes new breeds, afterall the YT has been a recognized breed for many many years. But here in Canada, you need to go through a whole process(one that I am intimately familiar with), to get a new breed recognized. And first you are in the Misc Class, and the STANDARD for the Breed is the approved Standard of the country of origin. I dare say it must be similar in the US. So actually not what a group of US folks came up with. It is both a privilege and a huge responsibility to change a standard. And no club that I know of, does it willy/nilly. Good sound reasons, proven over time, with appropriate and valid documentation/research etc, needs to be understood and presented to the membership for voting on. |
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Very touchy subject I suppose. :) |
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I don't even care if non-traditional color yorkies are ever allowed in the show ring, as I don't think it's absolutely necessary to show dogs, to be a good breeder. I've seen far too many show dogs bred that should have never been, just as I have non-show dogs. |
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Also AKC, flawed and all, is the sanctioning club for YTCA shows, correct?;) |
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