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It is not taken into consideration that we are breeding to be able to set some predictable standards and establish a breed club. We are simply labled as BYB's that don't care about the breed and are just in it for the money. Which is not true of the parti breeders that I have been in contact with. |
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She was stating her concern regarding those just looking to turn a quick profit. Maybe that is not the case with you and the breeders YOU correspond with (and I don't think it is), but it certainly does exist. I personally think that one of the issues for me comes when people claim they are 'working to set a standard' but then can't give accurate, detailed, of how and are not coordinating their efforts with others who claim to be doing the same. (Again, that doesn't mean you all, just in general.) Given the current popularity of Yorkies in general, I have the same concerns for those who breed standard colors as well. |
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How about the cost of procurring the original yorkies. I'm just not understanding your concerns. I bought my original dogs. I breed them. I cannot keep them all. The original healthy dogs that I bought are producing the babies, so how does, what I charge for the puppies, make my parent dogs lessor quality, or change my goals? I am still using the same dogs, and my goal is still the same, and the money that I make changes nothing. I still take care of my dogs, I am still interested in their health and welfare, they are first and foremost my pets. |
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I know that Nancy never said we were "ruining" the breed. What I was getting at is that regardless of the price we charge, or if we give the puppies away, many will claim that we are not concerned for the breed. I am not at liberty to say who all is involved in the effort, or what point we are, but there are things in the works to establishing standards. We are not just breeding willy nilly. We do have goals. |
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It appears to me, that although we are still not all in agreement on this issue, we are moving closer to an understanding of it. However there are still many out there that still refuse to believe that these are not a mixed breed. |
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What then would be some possible reasons behind someone marketing a parti as 'rare' and charging astronomical prices for one? (Let's say, $5,000 or more) Quote:
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Many people got into the breeding of Yorkies due to their popularity, and not because of any special fondness for the breed. I object to this as well, I can't do anything about it, but this thread question of "Do you approve . . .", seeks people to state their opinions. I'm sure you've read of breeders on this forum, who are new to Yorkies, and can't sell their offspring for much because their breeding stock is so poor, but decide a Parti is just what their "line" needs. Personally if I were a Parti breeder and chose to breed them because I really loved the look, I would really be suspicious of other breeders who decided to breed them, and would hope that their motivations were the same as mine. |
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