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YorkieRose · 08-05-2005, 07:22 AM

Marc-o
I have bred Yorkies for 30 years..in all that time I have never felt the need to go on a forum to defend and justify what I do. If you are pleased with your breeding program, why ask my opinion..it means nothing.

There is nothing you can say to change my thinking or I change yours...I do not understand people coming to a BREED forum like this and talk about making a better Yorkie by diluting the genes until it is no longer a YORKIE...they do have forums for breeders of "designer dogs"...you are welcome here, but please stop telling us the Yorkie is not accaptable the way it is and you are doing the dog world a favor.

AND it is is a waste of time fixing what is not broken.

Luvmypupster · 08-05-2005, 07:24 AM

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Originally Posted by YorkieRose

Marc-o
I have bred Yorkies for 30 years..in all that time I have never felt the need to go on a forum to defend and justify what I do. If you are pleased with your breeding program, why ask my opinion..it means nothing.

There is nothing you can say to change my thinking or I change yours...I do not understand people coming to a BREED forum like this and talk about making a better Yorkie by diluting the genes until it is no longer a YORKIE...they do have forums for breeders of "designer dogs"...you are welcome here, but please stop telling us the Yorkie is not accaptable the way it is and you are doing the dog world a favor.

AND it is is a waste of time fixing what is not broken.

Wow! In a nutshell, That's perfect Pat!

JCarlson2004 · 08-05-2005, 07:26 AM

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Originally Posted by YorkieRose

Marc-o
I have bred Yorkies for 30 years..in all that time I have never felt the need to go on a forum to defend and justify what I do. If you are pleased with your breeding program, why ask my opinion..it means nothing.

There is nothing you can say to change my thinking or I change yours...I do not understand people coming to a BREED forum like this and talk about making a better Yorkie by diluting the genes until it is no longer a YORKIE...they do have forums for breeders of "designer dogs"...you are welcome here, but please stop telling us the Yorkie is not accaptable the way it is and you are doing the dog world a favor.

AND it is is a waste of time fixing what is not broken.

I think that was very well said - polite, respectful and to the point.

Fran42478 · 08-05-2005, 07:28 AM

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Originally Posted by YorkieRose

Marc-o
I have bred Yorkies for 30 years..in all that time I have never felt the need to go on a forum to defend and justify what I do. If you are pleased with your breeding program, why ask my opinion..it means nothing.

There is nothing you can say to change my thinking or I change yours...I do not understand people coming to a BREED forum like this and talk about making a better Yorkie by diluting the genes until it is no longer a YORKIE...they do have forums for breeders of "designer dogs"...you are welcome here, but please stop telling us the Yorkie is not accaptable the way it is and you are doing the dog world a favor.

AND it is is a waste of time fixing what is not broken.

Very well said...Thank you Pat

YorkieRose · 08-05-2005, 07:33 AM

...in the lastest AKC Gazette, Ann Rogers Clark, well known dog breeder/judge/Westminster Best show winner (Poodle) and the judge who gave the win to CD Higgins at the Garden said....Breed clubs can bring members up on charges for mixing the breeds. I did not know that!

bkessler · 08-05-2005, 07:35 AM

From what I have heard from several people, mixed breeds tend to be more calm!! I am not sure if this is 100% true but I can tell Lily is already going to be more calm than Mocha ever was

Rex'z momma · 08-05-2005, 07:39 AM

Brooke~LMAO definitly not 100% true. or if it is Rex is an exception

diva pup · 08-05-2005, 07:50 AM

Quote Marc" Ohh and by the way all breeders breed for either MONEY!!$$$$ of FAME!! They would not breed if there was nothing to gain. It's a servie provided and that's what I do I breed dogs of course I love dogs take good care of them and also make money . I am not doing this for fame though as I do not SHOW MY DOGS!. I am not sayign doing this for Money is wrong or doing it for Fame is wrong it's just a reason of doing it. But don't tell em one day someone woke up and said hey ill improve the breed!! and I will make no money off it! It doesn't happen that way of course improving the breed is one of your objectives but not a reason. It is simply a catch that some people use to tell you that they are better than others."

And behind the people breeding for "FAME" generally comes EGO which usually goes hand in hand with PRIDE.
Give me the egotistical breeder proud of what he/she has accomplished any day over the one wanting to make a buck!!!! Dawn

Luvmypupster · 08-05-2005, 07:53 AM

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Originally Posted by bkessler

From what I have heard from several people, mixed breeds tend to be more calm!! I am not sure if this is 100% true but I can tell Lily is already going to be more calm than Mocha ever was

Not true in my experience either.

royalpuppies · 08-05-2005, 08:09 AM

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Originally Posted by PetitePawz

I'm very curious how you manage to remain a member in good standing with the Canadian Kennel Club?
The CKC has [U]very strict rules[/U] for any and all members.The rules are clear.... You are not permitted to breed.... and or sell mixed breed dogs!PERIOD Each month the official section comes out with a long list of members in violation( Who have been fined, penalised and or had full membership to the CKC revoked for selling and breeding Mixed breed dogs.
I personally choose to follow the rules that the Canadian Kennel Club has outlined in the membership Guidelines in order to remain a member in good standing.
I think ("morkies" are adorable)However!
If your interest is in selling mixed breed dogs< and you have a right to do so>Just not as a Canadian Kennel Club Member... lol
This is why and how so many other registration clubs have started!

I am not familiar with any other registries here in Canada but know that many exsist in the states.

Who sais I was a member?

xtine · 08-05-2005, 08:11 AM

In my opinion, I Love purebreds & Mixed Breeds and I own one of each. I do know that purebreds did come from mixing a few different breeds together to ultimately get this purebreed today. And the standards are always changing.

I don't think that mixed breeds are more calm than purebreds, well only because my mutt is the most excited little man ever! And my Yorkie is the very calm one.

I have nothing against mutts because I Love them just as much as I Love any other dog. I'm not only a Yorkie lover, but an all over Dog Fanatic! I love all dogs in all sizes, shapes, colors regardless of their breed

royalpuppies · 08-05-2005, 08:11 AM

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Originally Posted by diva pup

Quote Marc" Ohh and by the way all breeders breed for either MONEY!!$$$$ of FAME!! They would not breed if there was nothing to gain. It's a servie provided and that's what I do I breed dogs of course I love dogs take good care of them and also make money . I am not doing this for fame though as I do not SHOW MY DOGS!. I am not sayign doing this for Money is wrong or doing it for Fame is wrong it's just a reason of doing it. But don't tell em one day someone woke up and said hey ill improve the breed!! and I will make no money off it! It doesn't happen that way of course improving the breed is one of your objectives but not a reason. It is simply a catch that some people use to tell you that they are better than others."

And behind the people breeding for "FAME" generally comes EGO which usually goes hand in hand with PRIDE.
Give me the egotistical breeder proud of what he/she has accomplished any day over the one wanting to make a buck!!!! Dawn

Ohh that's not the same thing some people aren't proyd tey just want to get noticed. Who ever isn't proud of their kennel should not have one.

royalpuppies · 08-05-2005, 08:12 AM

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Originally Posted by x t i n e

In my opinion, I Love purebreds & Mixed Breeds and I own one of each. I do know that purebreds did come from mixing a few different breeds together to ultimately get this purebreed today. And the standards are always changing.

I don't think that mixed breeds are more calm than purebreds, well only because my mutt is the most excited little man ever! And my Yorkie is the very calm one.

I have nothing against mutts because I Love them just as much as I Love any other dog. I'm not only a Yorkie lover, but an all over Dog Fanatic! I love all dogs in all sizes, shapes, colors regardless of their breed

Just like any breed you can get a puppy with lot's or little energy.

royalpuppies · 08-05-2005, 08:12 AM

I am no member of the CKC n'or do I plan to be you can actually sell CKC registered puppies without being a member. Don't forget that.

royalpuppies · 08-05-2005, 08:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Luvmypupster

Wow! In a nutshell, That's perfect Pat!

I came here to get some opinions of what people think of mixing breeds and am quite satisfited getting them unfortunately somepeople started to make accusations so I defend myself after wards. that's it. Thank's anyways people.

All of you out there thanks allot for your responces it was really apreciated I simply wanted to know if the majority does not mind between mixes or prefers pure bred dogs only. I go tmy answer. And I thank Yorkie Talk for this. Unfortunately this isn't the place for me and I will unsubscribe as a member. Too many bad people. I have been on many forums before but the people where honest and did not judge. I came here before a while ago and same thing hapenned except everythign got settled. Thanks anyway.

Marc-o

08-05-2005, 07:22 AM	#61
YorkieRose No Longer a Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: South Florida Posts: 8,577	Thought Marc-o I have bred Yorkies for 30 years..in all that time I have never felt the need to go on a forum to defend and justify what I do. If you are pleased with your breeding program, why ask my opinion..it means nothing. There is nothing you can say to change my thinking or I change yours...I do not understand people coming to a BREED forum like this and talk about making a better Yorkie by diluting the genes until it is no longer a YORKIE...they do have forums for breeders of "designer dogs"...you are welcome here, but please stop telling us the Yorkie is not accaptable the way it is and you are doing the dog world a favor. AND it is is a waste of time fixing what is not broken.

08-05-2005, 07:33 AM	#65
YorkieRose No Longer a Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: South Florida Posts: 8,577	mixes ...in the lastest AKC Gazette, Ann Rogers Clark, well known dog breeder/judge/Westminster Best show winner (Poodle) and the judge who gave the win to CD Higgins at the Garden said....Breed clubs can bring members up on charges for mixing the breeds. I did not know that!

08-05-2005, 07:35 AM	#66
bkessler Mommy's Little Angel Donating Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Northern New Jersey Posts: 1,496	From what I have heard from several people, mixed breeds tend to be more calm!! I am not sure if this is 100% true but I can tell Lily is already going to be more calm than Mocha ever was __________________ Brooke & Lily Mae (Maltipoo) Mocha (12/23/04-6/25/05)

08-05-2005, 07:39 AM	#67
Rex'z momma BANNED! Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 798	Brooke~LMAO definitly not 100% true. or if it is Rex is an exception

08-05-2005, 07:50 AM	#68
diva pup BANNED! Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 1,139	Quote Marc" Ohh and by the way all breeders breed for either MONEY!!$$$$ of FAME!! They would not breed if there was nothing to gain. It's a servie provided and that's what I do I breed dogs of course I love dogs take good care of them and also make money . I am not doing this for fame though as I do not SHOW MY DOGS!. I am not sayign doing this for Money is wrong or doing it for Fame is wrong it's just a reason of doing it. But don't tell em one day someone woke up and said hey ill improve the breed!! and I will make no money off it! It doesn't happen that way of course improving the breed is one of your objectives but not a reason. It is simply a catch that some people use to tell you that they are better than others." And behind the people breeding for "FAME" generally comes EGO which usually goes hand in hand with PRIDE. Give me the egotistical breeder proud of what he/she has accomplished any day over the one wanting to make a buck!!!! Dawn

08-05-2005, 08:11 AM	#71
xtine Donating YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: CA Posts: 1,406	In my opinion, I Love purebreds & Mixed Breeds and I own one of each. I do know that purebreds did come from mixing a few different breeds together to ultimately get this purebreed today. And the standards are always changing. I don't think that mixed breeds are more calm than purebreds, well only because my mutt is the most excited little man ever! And my Yorkie is the very calm one. I have nothing against mutts because I Love them just as much as I Love any other dog. I'm not only a Yorkie lover, but an all over Dog Fanatic! I love all dogs in all sizes, shapes, colors regardless of their breed

08-05-2005, 08:12 AM	#74
royalpuppies Yorkie Yakker Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 73	I am no member of the CKC n'or do I plan to be you can actually sell CKC registered puppies without being a member. Don't forget that.