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| Yorkie Yakker Join Date: May 2005
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| [QUOTE=jesscruz] Quote:
I know your point thogh you think we abandon them, we don't bring them to shelter's and at the same time it's great for the people who do not have enough money or do not want to spend all their money on puppy they can purchase an adult (spay/neuter) and be very happy. A dog is perfect in almost every way it doesn't judge nor does it care what yuo have done in the past it simply wants your love and or attention. it's all it asks and in return you make a friend which offer's unconditional love. To any one anytime. at least our dogs are not hanged when they retire (I have learned that some breeders do that) "Mostly in the USA places it is actually legal" They call it sacrifice to stay legal but I don't care it's awful I rather give it away to someone who cares for it. Thanks Marc-o Please stop posting!!!!! I will make a new thread! | |
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| Donating Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: England
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| [QUOTE=royalpuppiesI know dogs feel pain by the way and it's not only food and water they get allot of attention. You should also know that after they are weaned there is no attachment to the puppies. (we do not force weane either) once the mother is ready she starts leaving the pen she starts by only a few minutes and everyday comes less and less after a small while they don't want to have anythign to do with the pups anymore. This comes naturally. Also we breed the females up to 5 years old usually 5 years old is MAXIMUM and they get a brake (skipped heat) after each litter or 2 litters depending on size. And they feel some pain but would you say I regret having a child because it hurt? they know what's coming and most are used to it. After they are retiered they are either sold or given away go a VERY LOVING family where they will be spoiled rotten for the rest of their lives. And in our house it's not the same as having only 1 or 2 yorkies, they have social statuses, one is the leader and others follow some chalenge (that's when we come in) so they actually have a life of their own as well here all competing against each other. And they are not spoiled rotten here as you probably know but they won't be left alone for very long either. They can play for at least 2 hours a day with a human and 24/7 with another dog. Thanks please get back to the other post I will make a new thread Marc-o[/QUOTE] Well my dog when she had her puppies did not stop wanting them even after they were weaned. She cried when I sold two of them and became very protective of the one we kept. So I do not know how true the no attachment thing is. Also at what age do you start breeding them? |
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| YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: seaside,ca
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| Donating Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: England
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| [QUOTE=jesscruz] Quote:
I don't know hun... I feel exactly the same way... I would never ever get rid of one of my dogs just to replace them with a new one to make a profit.. but you know it is all about the money sometimes. | |
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I know some females are over protective and take much longer to separate and we would not want to break a females heart by doign this if we ever where to have a female that way rest assured we would not breed that female again. And we would wait as long as it takes to sell the pups even after 6 months if necesary. | |
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| Please note that breeding is not like having a pet either it's like a vet who has many dog deaths every year they get used to it but it still hurts. Same here. I am honest saying this it does hurt both of us but it is better for the Female in the long run. |
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| Donating Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: England
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| [QUOTE=royalpuppies] at least our dogs are not hanged when they retire (I have learned that some breeders do that) "Mostly in the USA places it is actually legal" They call it sacrifice to stay legal but I don't care it's awful I rather give it away to someone who cares for it. Thanks Marc-o QUOTE] There is no place in the US that hanging a dog is legal, please do not speak of that which you do not know. |
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| I would be most interested in knowing what States consider hanging your dog legal. So please share your research results with us. I'm sure the SPCA knows nothing about this "legal" activity. We'd not want them to go out there and charge someone with cruelty to animals when the activity is legal. |
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| Yorkie Yakker Join Date: May 2005
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You should also know that we are currently over stocked in dogs, we are eliminating the Chihuahua's, Chorkies, Maltese, and the Shelties are only limited time. Depending on availability in Germany the Biewers might have to go we have searched for a long time to find out that 90% of the biewers have the Liver Shunt gene in the family somewhere and it might be too late to eliminate it from the breed. We will have to wait on that though. The Chihuahua is going because all of our females are getting older we are happy to say they will find new homes with family and friends we will not be taking any more Chihuahuas to make Chorkies as we have decided the Morkie makes a better pet for (most people) and the Chihuahuas size creates a larger health risk to delivering puppies. To whom ever said the Shelties wheren't looking too good they are doing fine (i visited the breder who has them earlier during the night) and they are very playful and active. Maybe they where just scared of me when I took the pictures. They where also starting the weanign process when i took the pictures so their mothers did not let them go away for a very long time. And they where quite new to me. (Mother's where agitated and puppies nervous. We needed quick pictures at the time. There are already 4 Sold and many inquiries and all 4 buyers report playful and loving dogs. 100% healthy. Vet checked before leaving and they have their own vet check the puppies. (ALL FINE) We will be actually starting a new breed (Morkie) of course the Name Morkie was for the MIX M for maltese and orkie for Yorkie to actually have both names in the name was the idea but for a breed we will be looking at names. We will keep pedigree information and breed to the highest standards (we also have many breeders on this who will be working with us to create this breed. Maybe in many years it will be recognized as a breed!. please respond to http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13754 it is a new post I made | |
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| Donating Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: England
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| [QUOTE=royalpuppies] Quote:
I asked you ages ago how many breeding dogs you had you never answered that so makes me stop to think... my final word and after this I will no longer respond to anything you post is this, You do not know a lot about God if you think he can be the type to cause suffering to any man woman or beast. He is a loving and forgiving creator. I feel sorry for all those puppymill owners and all the breeders out there who will never know what love truly is and what it is to be loved unconditionally the way a dog loves us. I hate what they do to the dogs using them for their money making then selling them or throwing them away or as you have so rightly pointed out killing them. I wish I could rescue each and every one of these dogs including yours and place them in homes where they would be loved for being them and not for being a way to line their owners pockets with profit. Unfortunately I can't and there are always going to be breeders like yourself out there who breed simply to make money. Not because they love the breed and want to see it be the best that it can be. My mother says a true lover of dogs and a good breeder would never breed more then one kind of dog UNLESS they were breeding to start a new breed and even that is only breeding one kind of dog in the end. The more I learn about breeders and puppymills the more I tend to believe my mother. Dogs are wonderful wonderful beings and people who use them simply to make a profit make me sick. Rant is now turned off feel free to say what you will. YTers if you find a flaw with my post please send me a PM I will gladly apologize to any I have offended. My post was not meant to offend honestly. | |
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