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| BANNED! Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: South Carolina
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| YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Ohio
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I am not 100% sure what you mean by ruin. There was an old myth that if your dog was bred to another breed that they could never produce pure puppies later even when bred to the same breed later. This is not true. Boys can really change though once they are bred, they can become very territorial and will mark in your home (our males have to wear a belly band), males who are in tact are at high risk of being hit by a car...they have an extra drive to escape from your yard or out your front door in search of a female and there are some health issues with males being unaltered also. I do not believe in creating mixed breed puppies because I adamantly believe in breeding excellent examples of the breed to improve and work on the health and standard of one breed. I do not think you will do the poodle breed or the yorkie breed any justice. That said even when mixing it is very important to health screen both parents...yorkies should have knees checked, hips x-rays (Leggs Calves Perthes Disease), bile acids checked, and eyes cleared at the minimum for the breed. For poodles I believe it is very much the same...knees, hips, blood work, eyes (genetic test for PRA is available for toy poodles) and there may be more I am not sure. Another myth that exists is that mixed breed dogs are healthier and after attending a recent genetics seminar we know this has been proven to not be true...you can actually increase the incidence of genetic health issues because you as the breeder have more control over containing issues in one breed instead of two.
__________________ Jackie JaLa Yorkshire Terriers Last edited by JaLaYorkieGirl; 10-25-2008 at 07:29 AM. | |
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| BANNED! Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: South Carolina
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| I wasn't about to go through all the pages again..but to the one that said about on puppy find, there being over 3000 yorkie poos...I looked, there are almost 3000 yorkies for sale on there, and not even 300 yorkiepoos..Yorkie poos, morkies, etc are in very high demand..And I for one am glad a lot of the yorkie breeders are breeding..My sister has 3 morkies, 1 yorkie, 1 maltese..a guy that came out to her house(can't remember what the company he worked for was), but, he fell in love with her one morkie, said if she ever ran across a breeder of them in Texas, to give him the breeders name, as that's what he wants..I'm not sayng there is anything wrong with the way all of you think, but, there are a lot of people that want "designer dogs" over the purebreds, and they have their right to what they want, just like you and everyone else.. |
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| Bella Boo & Diggy Too! Donating GS Member | Quote:
I have NO need to do homework...I could care less what the standard is I leave that to the people whom HAVE infact did their homework the breeders striving to better the breed. Ill continue on my merry way donating weekly to the rescues and trying my best to get them to their forever homes but thanks for the advice Oh by the way we are in the process of getting a rescue this weekend Im super excited. Im not sure if he is AKC or if he is "standard" I dont care! He has a big white patch on his chest so he may not even be all yorkie. He is 8 pounds not sure if he is "designer" either. Did you know with the tight AKC standards in place they have expanded the life span of dogs in the past 15 years by 3-7 years!!!! I find that very exciting! I also read the the dogs they are doing studies on, are infact AKC. Like I said both my dogs are out of standard. I jumped into buying them before I joined YT I wouldnt change a thing about having my babies. They are my world! I do wish my breeder would have done her homework tho. Diggy has grade 3-4 LP had seizures as a pup ALLLLL cuz my breeder didnt research her lines and know about hypoglycemia. Its sad. Now if you can buy a puppy from a RESPONSIBLE breeder and lower the risk of your dog having LP etc., you may pay more but your also lowering the risk of the 1,500-2,500 surgery I now face. I think your ahead of the game by buying the one from the Responsible breeder. OR you can buy the one from someone who says my doggie is cute and i want more of them to share, nice thought but your asking your dog to dog something he isnt capable of doing...your asking him to make babies free of stds, liver shunt, LP, etc and you prolly dont know your dogs grandparents let alone parents. Do you seriously think i say this to you because im a mean person??? Im not. Im saying this because i have been on here for awile now and i thougth the same way you did. I really did. I used to think my Diggy would have been a great stud and I meant it. I argued on here and got my feelings hurt like many others have. I soon realized its not that people are mean they just knew more than i did and when i took a lil time, searched rescues, etc. they were right! So you can be mad and post back to mean in a condescending way and thats ok. I'm ok with that. I used to be the same way. As to your comment on what the standard used to be, NOONE not 1 person can name breed that makes up the Original Standard Yorkie most of the breeds are exstinct. SO hard to say wether its 5-7-9-20 teapots are gonna pop up here and there and WOW are they CUTE. Ihave meany freinds on here with teapots. They are GREAT. I personally do not look at size to be a HUGE factor in what defines a standard. If i had a wish LP, Shunts, etc would not exist in the breed. Id love to someday have a 20 pound HEALTHY yorkie, that much more to love. WHat I dont want is another yorkie needing screws in his knees or flopping over on my kitchen floor in a seizure. Nothing is 100% but I would think someone knowing lines many many years back with health historys can give these guys a better chance of NOT having those issues rather than someone not even knowing 1 generation of health issues. SOrry if your offended by any of this I just Love dogs. I want whats best for them, not whats best for u or I.
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| Mardelin Yorkshire Terriers Donating Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: California
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To the Poster, you posted a loaded question therefore, because of all the diverse personalities on this board you're gonna get alot of answers, some you'll like, others you won't. As, another wise reputable/exhibitor breeder on YT once said; do you want an honest answer or do you want your ears tickled? So, just take all the information offerred (and you'll always get alot) and file it in your file cabinet (brain) and use it as you see fit. Oh! and yes you are a breeder, whether you have bred a hundred times or just once. This is a Yorkie forum and this is the breeder section, the experienced breeders are here to help you learn. Another thing, my stud's personalities have not changed; they are sweet and do not mark their territory inside the house. Took alot of work but, it can be accomplished with deligence and training.
__________________ Mardelin Yorkshire Terriers Last edited by Mardelin; 10-25-2008 at 09:04 AM. | |
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| Mardelin Yorkshire Terriers Donating Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: California
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| Donating YT Addict Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: British Columbia
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| Well, thank god one of us knows how to spell! Guess I need another english class! (next semester) I beg for your forgiveness for my inadequate spelling skills oh mighty one! ![]() ![]() ![]()
__________________ Renée, mommy to: Koda (1 year old male, Yorkshire Terrier) Sarah & Jake (2 year old, Akita/Labs) Last edited by YORKIE_mom_2008; 10-25-2008 at 09:24 AM. |
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| Nope, Not a Wig. Donating Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: New England
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| Manners 101 You do a disservice to yourself and your argument by posting things like this. It's childish and mean spirited. You have also received some rude comments, which is also unfair to you. I don't know the YORKIE_mom_2008-- it may just be a typo. HOWEVER, please understand that there are people from all backgrounds and from different countries on this site. Calling someone out for misspelling a word alienates a significant piece of the YT community. I say this as someone who respects different points of view and has been learning from this thread. Why don't I clarify with an example. Reread any of your posts. Then consider: Grammar 101 Commas are not periods. Ellipsis are not periods. Periods delineate sentences. Sentences convey information and can be joined together to form beautiful paragraphs. And yet, you seem to fear the period. They appear so rarely in your posts. Why is that? Please note: a period appears in isolation. Two or more dots strung together are not not a period.. <-- In writing, a row of dots in succession (usually 3, but can be any number >1) are ellipsis. Not fun, is it?
__________________ Shana Last edited by Smarty Bones; 10-25-2008 at 09:41 AM. |
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| Bella Boo & Diggy Too! Donating GS Member | Quote:
You are one that changed my mind on breeding Diggy. And I want to thank you for that. I seen Diggys parents. Thats it. Wish i knew more. Well maybe I dont as he had MANY issues and still is battling LP Is LP something you can actually breed out of lines to an extent?
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| Bella Boo & Diggy Too! Donating GS Member | Quote:
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| Donating YT Addict Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: British Columbia
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| I guess some people don't get the concept of sarcasm! Phfgkl it was a typo not a crime. Congrats on doing good in spelling though.
__________________ Renée, mommy to: Koda (1 year old male, Yorkshire Terrier) Sarah & Jake (2 year old, Akita/Labs) |
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| Nope, Not a Wig. Donating Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: New England
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| Wow. Surely, you understand that spelling and grammar are not the root issue of my post. Is doesn't bother you to alienate a significant part of the community by calling people out for one misspelling? Ostensibly, the hurting others part does not phase you. However, it's hard to believe that it doesn't bother you that pettiness detracts from the beliefs you are expressing and weakens any arguments you put forth? Actually this applies to other posts here too -- believe me, I understand it's not been one-sided and can see why the OP was surprised At any rate, I imagine this thread may get closed if it continues to devolve. Please stick around-- You have a lot to offer YT and vice versa. I just hope that sharing is done more responsibly in the future.
__________________ Shana Last edited by Smarty Bones; 10-25-2008 at 10:02 AM. |
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