Oops... sorry I didn't realize it would post like that. :eek:

I would like to ask the OP one question though. Could you please tell me how you were able to get one of CH This Time Major League at Dundry's pups? I know this breeder and can't imagine her allowing anyone to use one of her dogs to breed for NON-standard Yorkshire Terrriers! I'd really like to know. And the way you put down show breeders I'm curious as to why you'd want so many of their dogs in your pedigree? Just wondering... :rolleyes:

Thats interesting

Deana
Prestigeous

Connie

PM me and I'll tell you how it happened. I have it from our breeder

Mary

Did you realize when you copied your previous post off her website you should have read this which is also on her website.

All pictures and content of this website are property of Natalie's Wee Little Yorkie's and may not be copied under any circumstances.

She also does not hate show breeders, she just had a really bad experience and choosen to stay out of it right now.

What was posted off her site was not entirely hers as she took part of it off the YTCA website.....

Unbelivable
 

I would just like to ask how many of you actually know Natalie of Natalies Wee little Yorkies? I am astounded to read some of the comments about a person who many of you would be very blessed to actually know. I would like to tell you a little about her. Natalie sold me my first two Yorkies, and I can tell you she is one of the best breeders I have ever met. First of all she talks to you and makes sure you are right for this breed, whether you want a xtra small dog or not, before she sells you a pup. I have bought all my breeders from her and have been to her house several times to pick up my pups. There are no cages or kennels or crates for that matter to be found in her home. When she answered the front door for me she was escorted by what seemed to be a large choir of yorkies. Her Home is spotless and smells fresh as a daisy, you would never know she had a dog if you didnt see them all around you. She is this larger than life tiny woman who makes you dizzy with all she does while she is trying to visit with you. She knows every dog by name and will be happy to have them show you all of their talents. She literally lives for her dogs and everything she does is either about them or for them. When my first female was starting to whelp, in the middle of the night I called her for advise and she stayed on the phone helping me until the last pup was born and suckling. Natalie has the biggest heart and would never put down a soul she didnt know, even if she knew they were in the wrong. If any of you ever want to know anything about her just email me, I will give you the truth about it. I could go on and on about this spunky little lady but I need to take care of my own yorkies now...thanks for listening.

Great post about a wonderful lady who has become my friend also!!!
I have several of her dogs myself and not one of them has ever and I mean ever been sick! It absolutely appauls me to see how many people have come on here and attacked her without knowing a thing about her.

I'm still waiting for an answer from the OP.

This might answer your question: http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=109675

Do Teacup Yorkshire Terriers Exist?
This is where the Yorkshire Terrier Club of America and many show breeders have been very deceptive in an attempt to confuse the general public.

It doesn't sound like she likes them too much here Debbie. At least that's the impression I got.

Also, the subject here is that she acted like she didn't know what YTCA meant... when obviously she does. :confused:

I don't doubt that she loves her dogs and that she takes good care of them. That was never an issue.

She copied that from a friends website and read it wrong, so my appologies cause I also had rebuilt her website to have that link and have since re-read it and removed it from her website. She knows what it means, but she would have to be the one who tells us what she was trying to ask when she posted that.

I know she has a terrible experience with a handler who royally screwed her over and isn't fond of the whole situation, but has many show dogs herself. Heck she even has shown some of them herself.

I do not know Natalie but I looked at her website and I think her puppies are adorable.

That being said, I think her goal is to breed and sell pricey tiny puppies which is against the YTCA ethics code. http://www.ytca.org/ethics.html People come to YT for advise when they are doing research so it is up to us to warn about this practice.

Another concern I have is that most of her posts regard selling puppies or discussing the pups she is selling. It makes one wonder if her purpose in being here is to sell her puppies, period.

And last, if she has been breeding for all of those years, she knows what YTCA is and the question was posted as bait to cause controversy which I think is against YT rules?

I believe that someone posted earlier who'd actually obtained a dog from her...

Even if you are only using the word "teacup" as an adjective, why do it? We all know that most people are very uneducated when it comes to dog breeds and many people truly believe there is a teacup yorkshire terrier...many yorkie buyers buy these puppies without ever researching the breed. A lot of yorkie buyers think there is are standard yorkshire terriers, mini yorkshire terriers, toy yorkshire terriers, teacup yorkshire terriers,etc...knowing this, how can you continue to use adjectives like those to describe the dogs, knowing that you are continueing to confuse the public and perpetuate the "teacup" myth? A Yorkshire Terrier is a toy breed. It's one thing to use the adjectives "champion", "black and gold", etc...as they are describing something factual...champion is a title acheived; black and gold is an accurate description of color. "Teacup" or "Teapot" or any other word like that is term that has no meaning...there is no real standard for a "teacup" yorkie...technically someone could have a 15lb yorkie and call it a "teacup" if they wanted to because there is no standard that says a "teacup" yorkie has to be a certain size...is it 1lbs, 2lbs and under, 3lbs and under, 4lbs or under...different "teacup" breeders give you a different definition on what a "teacup" is..and techinally no one would be lying as there is no standard that defines what a "teacup" would be. The only thing using an adjective like "teacup" does is continue to confuse the public

This is a bit off topic...and I have never posted here before but I am sorry I find this a bit interesting as "her" information on hypoglycemia was taken right from our website...I know...I wrote it! I believe it is also copied onto your site...

Jackie
JaLa Yorkies