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SaratogaYorkies · 05-16-2007, 07:59 AM

Actually i did have a picture of our little girl here at the shop. Her name is daisy, shes currently 6 months old 8lbs and in heat, this pic was taken when she was 4 mos.

SaratogaYorkies · 05-16-2007, 08:17 AM

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Originally Posted by tiggerr36792

I also would not recommend breeding these 2 since they will be way above standard.

As i have said from the begining, i dont care about breed standards, i want some big fat ass lovable yorkies, that is why i picked her as his mate because shes big boned too. i just want some awsome family pets so please get over yourselves. If i wanted westminster champions i would have said so. However im quite content with big healthy fun yorkies that are a little bigger than average. I assure you if you met these two you would want to breed them too. I mean they not only geniunely love each other but they love people in general. I couldnt ask for better family pets. not to mention due to his size he has some advantages over the lil 7 lbs standards. He can outrun my labrador, clear a 4 ft baracade without touching it, I dont have to worry about him being frail when playing with our 70lbs lab, and i assure you every vet that has seen him has said he is a beacon of health. So excuse me for not wanting to line breed little unhealthy teacups to make a quick buck.

AngelWorks · 05-16-2007, 08:26 AM

Could someone explain why he shouldn't breed them in relation to what he's said?

He has friends and family lined up waiting for these pups that he's giving them to. Not selling to.

They will all be family pets that will be spayed and neutered.

He will be spaying and neutering his after he's filled the list.

I'm confused as to why people are still whipping the "beyond standard" pole.

Olivier · 05-16-2007, 08:29 AM

So start producing beacon .

suz · 05-16-2007, 08:45 AM

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Originally Posted by SaratogaYorkies

As i have said from the begining, i dont care about breed standards, i want some big fat ass lovable yorkies, that is why i picked her as his mate because shes big boned too. i just want some awsome family pets so please get over yourselves. If i wanted westminster champions i would have said so. However im quite content with big healthy fun yorkies that are a little bigger than average. I assure you if you met these two you would want to breed them too. I mean they not only geniunely love each other but they love people in general. I couldnt ask for better family pets. not to mention due to his size he has some advantages over the lil 7 lbs standards. He can outrun my labrador, clear a 4 ft baracade without touching it, I dont have to worry about him being frail when playing with our 70lbs lab, and i assure you every vet that has seen him has said he is a beacon of health. So excuse me for not wanting to line breed little unhealthy teacups to make a quick buck.

I couldn't have said it better myself!! Especially the last sentence!!!

tegamom1 · 05-16-2007, 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by SaratogaYorkies

As i have said from the begining, i dont care about breed standards, i want some big fat ass lovable yorkies, that is why i picked her as his mate because shes big boned too. i just want some awsome family pets so please get over yourselves. If i wanted westminster champions i would have said so. However im quite content with big healthy fun yorkies that are a little bigger than average. I assure you if you met these two you would want to breed them too. I mean they not only geniunely love each other but they love people in general. I couldnt ask for better family pets. not to mention due to his size he has some advantages over the lil 7 lbs standards. He can outrun my labrador, clear a 4 ft baracade without touching it, I dont have to worry about him being frail when playing with our 70lbs lab, and i assure you every vet that has seen him has said he is a beacon of health. So excuse me for not wanting to line breed little unhealthy teacups to make a quick buck.

I don't believe anyone suggested "line breeding little unhealthy teacups to make a quick buck". Responsible owners and breeders certainly don't want to see that happen either. The personality traits you describe are quite common in most "standard" Yorkies also. Yours is not out of the ordinary. There are already lots of fun loving, oversized, flop eared Yorkies out there that need homes that your friends could provide. I'm very happy you love your dogs, thats the way it should be. You also said you had 12 people or so that you want to provide puppies for. What if you only get one or two? Are you just going to keep breeding until she fulfills everyone "need"? It would be much better and healthier for your bitch if you waited till she was at least 18 months old. Yorkies don't mature as some of the larger breeds and she will basically still be a child. That would mean going through another season or two and as you have discovered, it's difficult.

SaratogaYorkies · 05-16-2007, 11:14 AM

sorry thanks to my male im operating on about 15 minutes of sleep today and about 3 hours in the last 48 hours so im a little crabby to say the least. I will be waiting until the vet gives her the green light to breed with our boy. If i have to wait 3 seasons so be it. Ill just get the hang of it this time around and deal with it. I promise you i would not jepardize the health of either of these two i love them far too much. I Also take them to two vets at the moment to make sure they get the best possible care, so i will wait for a green light from both vets. However we took her into both vets at the begining of this heat and they said due to the amount of swelling and the frame she is expected to fill we shouldnt have a problem. However we are waiting to make sure. so yes we plan on waiting at least 18 months or longer.

SaratogaYorkies · 05-16-2007, 11:18 AM

and honestly we are planning to breed her once if the vets deem it safe and see what happens if she is not well suited to breeding i guess we will be happy with the one or two we get. out of the 12 there is really only 2 ppl i would absolutely love to have their puppies so if thats all that she can handle is one or two we will only have one or two.

SaratogaYorkies · 05-17-2007, 03:50 AM

Well one of madisons vets figured out how we could have a peacefull nights sleep. We gave him a small dosage of a mild sedative, and he was quiet all night, and extreamly happy. More or less he was his old self again until about 12 hours later, but ill take that anyday. I also slept at my parents house next store with him last night and gave him and her both a bath and washed anything overthere she came in contact with. I think the combination of the 2 did the trick. So i guess i wont be seeing my wife until our little girl is out of heat

but cest la vie.

Peters · 05-17-2007, 05:49 AM

put him in a fold down crate to keep them seperate but you should have him neutered he is too big to breed but can still make a wonderful pet yorkie

SaratogaYorkies · 05-17-2007, 01:44 PM

ya ya ya 10k ppl can tell me to neuter and not breed him and im still going to

Olivier · 05-17-2007, 02:51 PM

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Originally Posted by SaratogaYorkies

ya ya ya 10k ppl can tell me to neuter and not breed him and im still going to

Stop crying about yourself and do what you want .

teffiemoore · 05-17-2007, 06:16 PM

I did have to laugh when I read your first post...I remember when our stud Yogi was around when Dori went into heat, he wasn't quite as weird as the second time when we actually bred them. He lost his mind for 2 weeks, lol. We bred them on the advised days and the one day we weren't going to breed them (or that was my idea anyway), I left them at my office while daughter and I went to lunch. Yogi has a belly band on, Dori has a diaper on. I have a huge commercial glass door and we drive up, they are in a "tie" on display mind you and the belly band is in the corner of the room and he had chewed the diaper off of her, sorry, we had to have a laugh over this one...It was quite irresponsible of me, but I learned a valuable lesson. They cannot be left alone or even near each other while a heat in session or they WILL attempt to breed...but we have little Maggie and Bogus and couldn't be happier. Welcome to Yorkie Talk...tons of great information here if your brave..if not...wear a cup..

tjdmom · 05-19-2007, 07:10 PM

totally unrelated to your post but I just had to say "hi" as I'm down in Rotterdam and grew up in saratoga county. It's not often I see someone on here from this area so I had to mention it!

SaratogaYorkies · 05-20-2007, 01:51 PM

Thanks for all the support

we have kept the two of them totally away from each other, i have removed her scent from the house where he is staying, and hes finally calmed down and back to being himself. I still have to leash walk him because he runs back to the other house where daisy is, but other than that hes over the howling. My wife and i haven't seen each other in a few days which sucks, but all in all were actually sleeping and the dogs seem happy. so life is better than the alternative... This has definitely been a learning experience for us.

05-17-2007, 05:49 AM	#25
Peters YT 2000 Club Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Alabama Posts: 2,225	put him in a fold down crate to keep them seperate but you should have him neutered he is too big to breed but can still make a wonderful pet yorkie __________________ A pet's love is true right from the start, through good times and bad, like sharing one heart.

05-17-2007, 06:16 PM	#28
teffiemoore Donating YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Texas Posts: 916	I did have to laugh when I read your first post...I remember when our stud Yogi was around when Dori went into heat, he wasn't quite as weird as the second time when we actually bred them. He lost his mind for 2 weeks, lol. We bred them on the advised days and the one day we weren't going to breed them (or that was my idea anyway), I left them at my office while daughter and I went to lunch. Yogi has a belly band on, Dori has a diaper on. I have a huge commercial glass door and we drive up, they are in a "tie" on display mind you and the belly band is in the corner of the room and he had chewed the diaper off of her, sorry, we had to have a laugh over this one...It was quite irresponsible of me, but I learned a valuable lesson. They cannot be left alone or even near each other while a heat in session or they WILL attempt to breed...but we have little Maggie and Bogus and couldn't be happier. Welcome to Yorkie Talk...tons of great information here if your brave..if not...wear a cup.. __________________ Steph's Furkids,Yogi, Bogus and Suki www.dogster.com/?320202 www.dogster.com/dogs/778799 Join YAP Here! "Animals are the most agreeable freinds"..

05-16-2007, 08:26 AM	#18
AngelWorks Donating YT Addict Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: NY Posts: 1,752	Could someone explain why he shouldn't breed them in relation to what he's said? He has friends and family lined up waiting for these pups that he's giving them to. Not selling to. They will all be family pets that will be spayed and neutered. He will be spaying and neutering his after he's filled the list. I'm confused as to why people are still whipping the "beyond standard" pole.

05-16-2007, 08:29 AM	#19
Olivier Donating YT 2000 Club Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 2,999	So start producing beacon .

05-16-2007, 11:14 AM	#22
SaratogaYorkies No Longer a Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Saratoga Springs NY Posts: 15	sorry thanks to my male im operating on about 15 minutes of sleep today and about 3 hours in the last 48 hours so im a little crabby to say the least. I will be waiting until the vet gives her the green light to breed with our boy. If i have to wait 3 seasons so be it. Ill just get the hang of it this time around and deal with it. I promise you i would not jepardize the health of either of these two i love them far too much. I Also take them to two vets at the moment to make sure they get the best possible care, so i will wait for a green light from both vets. However we took her into both vets at the begining of this heat and they said due to the amount of swelling and the frame she is expected to fill we shouldnt have a problem. However we are waiting to make sure. so yes we plan on waiting at least 18 months or longer.

05-16-2007, 11:18 AM	#23
SaratogaYorkies No Longer a Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Saratoga Springs NY Posts: 15	and honestly we are planning to breed her once if the vets deem it safe and see what happens if she is not well suited to breeding i guess we will be happy with the one or two we get. out of the 12 there is really only 2 ppl i would absolutely love to have their puppies so if thats all that she can handle is one or two we will only have one or two.

05-17-2007, 03:50 AM	#24
SaratogaYorkies No Longer a Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Saratoga Springs NY Posts: 15	Well one of madisons vets figured out how we could have a peacefull nights sleep. We gave him a small dosage of a mild sedative, and he was quiet all night, and extreamly happy. More or less he was his old self again until about 12 hours later, but ill take that anyday. I also slept at my parents house next store with him last night and gave him and her both a bath and washed anything overthere she came in contact with. I think the combination of the 2 did the trick. So i guess i wont be seeing my wife until our little girl is out of heat but cest la vie.

05-17-2007, 01:44 PM	#26
SaratogaYorkies No Longer a Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Saratoga Springs NY Posts: 15	ya ya ya 10k ppl can tell me to neuter and not breed him and im still going to

05-19-2007, 07:10 PM	#29
tjdmom Donating YT 500 Club Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: upstate ny Posts: 5,847	totally unrelated to your post but I just had to say "hi" as I'm down in Rotterdam and grew up in saratoga county. It's not often I see someone on here from this area so I had to mention it!

05-20-2007, 01:51 PM	#30
SaratogaYorkies No Longer a Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Saratoga Springs NY Posts: 15	Thanks for all the support we have kept the two of them totally away from each other, i have removed her scent from the house where he is staying, and hes finally calmed down and back to being himself. I still have to leash walk him because he runs back to the other house where daisy is, but other than that hes over the howling. My wife and i haven't seen each other in a few days which sucks, but all in all were actually sleeping and the dogs seem happy. so life is better than the alternative... This has definitely been a learning experience for us.