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But I'm sure many times those off-standard being advertised as 'rare' are truthfully NOT 100% yorkie. |
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The real debate boils down to whether one thinks someone should breed against the standard....although to be quite honest...there are plenty of "standard" yorkies who are no where close to the standard. |
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Ssssh..someone might hear you. |
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The piebald gene is just one of the many unusual (odd) (rare) recessive genes that can show up in yorkies. They YTCA says not to breed for those traits. However if people had not bred for specific traits years ago we would not even have yorkshire terriers today. If people like and desire the off colors why should the YTCA care. Many other breed clubs allow a variety of colors in the breed. It has nothing to do with the dtraditional standard colored yorkies. However I do not like that site, They start out by saying they are a SMALL private kennel and then they list ALL of the dogs that they sell. Something is wrong with that picture. Speaking of pictures all of the pictures of the puppies, have been cut and pasted onto the props. |
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Tammy |
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Do you think AKC will ever recognize a 'breed' club for off-standard colored Yorkies when technically, they are the same 'breed?' (Or is there hope that the YTCA will eventually change to allow it?) Would the only difference in standard be the 3 colors, with all else the same? (Or *should* it be in your opinion?) |
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My question would be why the change of names and two different opperating websites? |
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Clearly the website is a bit on the shady side, imo. |
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Tammy |
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As far as biewers...I'm not sure it will ever happen. To have a breed accepted by AKC...they must be accepted into AKC's Foundation Stock Service Program. There are many rules and regulations in order to qualify. One obstacle I see...the breed must be presently registered with a AKC recognized foreign or domestic registry and there simply isn't one on the list that specifies biewers. More info on the fss program - Foundation Stock ServiceŽ Program Then again...everything is subject to change. ;) |
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I find it amusing that we are told that we cannot start our own breed, because they are "just yorkies" yet the YTCA won't recognize them as yorkies.:rolleyes: and many people insist that they are mixed. |
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(Just thinkin' out loud, I suppose) Tammy |
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Went back and looked...those are two different breeder's websites. The first is located in Lousiana and the second in Oklahoma. Interesting side note - the second breeder lists her parti sire's pedigree back to Nikkos CH Rolls Royce. |
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I think there is some confusion... ...between having a "kennel" and having the actual word "kennel" when referring to your breeding practice. "Kennel" meaning a practice where dogs are housed, outside in 'units,' lots and lots of dogs. (Yeah, not a good thing.) Or "Kennel" as in XYZ Kennels only referring to the name of the breeding program but not neccessarily meaning where the dogs are house or raised. I may be wrong, but I think the IBC requires you have have a "name" for your program, but it does not have to have the word "kennel" within the name? Geez...I don't know how to word it so that it makes sense... |
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