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nanahas3 · 05-22-2009, 12:00 PM

I think all breeders should love what they do and love their babies and I would never try to make a good breeder look bad or anyone else for that matter. I just like one of the other posters have read so much on YT since I joined about the dangers in breeding a 3 pound girl that I felt the need to understand why you would risk them. Like I said before I discussed what poor little Lolo had been through at her size and my vet was appalled. I am glad for your baby that you found her a good home. I hope also (and maybe I missed this) that she will be spayed before leaving your home.

phfgkl · 05-22-2009, 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by nlappegard

first of all i only weigh 86-lbs and second of all i was doing was finding my girl a good home and i though if i listed her here with yorkie lovers she would get one which she did i wasn't selling her so why would i post her in the for sale adds. If i didn't love my dogs i would have bred her again i did get 1 puppy from her. Heres a cute little story I have 4 mama's in my room that are due to have there babies and they all picked there own whelping box there going to have there puppies in so there all sitting in there little boxes in there little fleece beds with there heating pads underneath that so they can be warm that they can easily get in and out of so excited just waiting to have there babies to love. then Lulu is in her box with her puppies and Molly is in her box with her puppies and they all have to peek in on them once in a while and see what Lulu and Molly are doing i love what i do and i really enjoy this why is it some on here always has to make a good thing bad.

Well, for 4 feet 6 inches, you should weigh about 80 lbs

tiggerr36792 · 05-22-2009, 12:15 PM

Congrats Natalie for finding her a wonderful home!!
I appologize for all the negativity that comes with posts like this, it seems to happen here alot. I do wish everyone would try to be more positive in what they say before people feelings get hurt. I know you have tiny females you breed but with over 25 years of experience in this type of breeding it's obvious you know what your doing and ppl need to see that.

I can speak from experience with one of your tiny females having her puppies easily since I have Dotty here with me in California. For those of you who don't know me I am also a breeder and have several of Natalie's yorkies here with me in my breeding program. Dotty who is 3 lbs. recently had 4 beautiful babies in my California home. She was bred to one of Natalies' tiny males named Joshua who weighs 1 lb. 8 ounces. These puppies are tiny and very healthy, this is the first time i have had babies so tiny but with Natalie's experience and assistance they all did perfectly well from the time they were born till now. The are 11 weeks old and just beautiful and so playful. Natalie I just want you to know I stand behind you and your breeding program, as I know your many years of experience play a major role in your ability to produce healthy tinys.

phfgkl · 05-22-2009, 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by tiggerr36792

Congrats Natalie for finding her a wonderful home!!
I appologize for all the negativity that comes with posts like this, it seems to happen here alot. I do wish everyone would try to be more positive in what they say before people feelings get hurt. I know you have tiny females you breed but with over 25 years of experience in this type of breeding it's obvious you know what your doing and ppl need to see that.

I can speak from experience with one of your tiny females having her puppies easily since I have Dotty here with me in California. For those of you who don't know me I am also a breeder and have several of Natalie's yorkies here with me in my breeding program. Dotty who is 3 lbs. recently had 4 beautiful babies in my California home. She was bred to one of Natalies' tiny males named Joshua who weighs 1 lb. 8 ounces. These puppies are tiny and very healthy, this is the first time i have had babies so tiny but with Natalie's experience and assistance they all did perfectly well from the time they were born till now. The are 11 weeks old and just beautiful and so playful. Natalie I just want you to know I stand behind you and your breeding program, as I know your many years of experience play a major role in your ability to produce healthy tinys.

sorry, but, it still doesn't make it right, and there are A LOT OF 20+ year breeders that say nothing under 4 1/2 lbs! it's too dangerous!

KimberlySRN · 05-22-2009, 12:34 PM

I think the most important thing and reason for this thread was to find this little girl a good home... Which I think she has.

Lets remain positive here and if you really want to get something off your chest perhapes PMing the breeder would be better instead of posting that someone is over weight. Let's keep it about the dogs guys.

RebelBelle · 05-22-2009, 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by KimberlySRN

I think the most important thing and reason for this thread was to find this little girl a good home... Which I think she has.

Lets remain positive here and if you really want to get something off your chest perhapes PMing the breeder would be better instead of posting that someone is over weight. Let's keep it about the dogs guys.

I agree! Personal opinion aside some of these comments are totally unnecessary and rude.

Congratulations on finding your sweet little girl a home Natalie!

phfgkl · 05-22-2009, 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by KimberlySRN

I think the most important thing and reason for this thread was to find this little girl a good home... Which I think she has.

Lets remain positive here and if you really want to get something off your chest perhapes PMing the breeder would be better instead of posting that someone is over weight. Let's keep it about the dogs guys.

I didn't mean over weight, heck, I'm way over weight, I'm just saying that the charts show for a woman that is 4'6" they should weigh 80 lbs. she said she was 86(how I wish I were only 6 lbs over my ideal weight), we were just using that with the size of the puppy that is used for breeding is all.

rbelland · 05-22-2009, 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by RebelBelle

I agree! Personal opinion aside some of these comments are totally unnecessary and rude.

Congratulations on finding your sweet little girl a home Natalie!

I agree!!!

KimberlySRN · 05-22-2009, 12:42 PM

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Originally Posted by RebelBelle

I agree! Personal opinion aside some of these comments are totally unnecessary and rude.

Congratulations on finding your sweet little girl a home Natalie!

I am happy she found a home also.

nlappegard · 05-22-2009, 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by phfgkl

Does she think shes underweight? She's 4'6", she should weigh 80 lbs, so actually she's over weight.

Oh my Gosh! I better call Jenny Craig today i need to loose 6-lbs right a way

rbelland · 05-22-2009, 12:45 PM

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Originally Posted by nlappegard

Oh my Gosh! I better call Jenny Craig today i need to loose 6-lbs right a way

You and me both girlfriend!!!!!!! Glad you found her a nice home to go to!!!!

mscat · 05-22-2009, 12:46 PM

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Originally Posted by RebelBelle

I agree! Personal opinion aside some of these comments are totally unnecessary and rude.

Congratulations on finding your sweet little girl a home Natalie!

Natalie, your heart is in your breeding program 100%. All you were trying to do was find a loving, forever home for one of your beautiful female's. You did not deserve all of the backlash. I support you . As with the negative feedback, do not take it personnaly. Your doing what you love to do.

Cathy

KimberlySRN · 05-22-2009, 12:48 PM

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Originally Posted by nlappegard

Oh my Gosh! I better call Jenny Craig today i need to loose 6-lbs right a way

Hehe...

nanahas3 · 05-22-2009, 12:51 PM

I honestly dont think any of us are intending to be rude. The weight issue of the poster was brought up by herself as a comparison and we were responding to that. I have said 2 times now how happy I am that she has found this little girl a home. That being said I really am confused because I read all the sections on here and I dont know how many times I have seen people with 3 lb yorkies ask if it was ok to breed them and 50 "good" breeders jump in and tell them absolutely not to breed anything under 4 1/2 lbs. So my question is , is it ok if you are already an established breeder even though you all have told others over and over how risky it is for them to practice this? I call that double standards but thats JMO.

nlappegard · 05-22-2009, 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by rbelland

You and me both girlfriend!!!!!!! Glad you found her a nice home to go to!!!!

I am to Kathy is just wonderful i talked with her this morning and she will have friends to play with thats all i wanted to do. Now i can sit back and relax and wait for my puppies to come i am so excited i love puppies

05-22-2009, 12:34 PM	#65
KimberlySRN Twins=double the fun! Donating Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: California Posts: 2,981	I think the most important thing and reason for this thread was to find this little girl a good home... Which I think she has. Lets remain positive here and if you really want to get something off your chest perhapes PMing the breeder would be better instead of posting that someone is over weight. Let's keep it about the dogs guys. __________________ Kim Anakin Bella

05-22-2009, 12:00 PM	#61
nanahas3 ♥Love My Snuggle Bugs♥ Donating Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Missouri Posts: 4,290	I think all breeders should love what they do and love their babies and I would never try to make a good breeder look bad or anyone else for that matter. I just like one of the other posters have read so much on YT since I joined about the dangers in breeding a 3 pound girl that I felt the need to understand why you would risk them. Like I said before I discussed what poor little Lolo had been through at her size and my vet was appalled. I am glad for your baby that you found her a good home. I hope also (and maybe I missed this) that she will be spayed before leaving your home.

05-22-2009, 12:15 PM	#63
tiggerr36792 BANNED! Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: California Posts: 6,685 Blog Entries: 1	Congrats Natalie for finding her a wonderful home!! I appologize for all the negativity that comes with posts like this, it seems to happen here alot. I do wish everyone would try to be more positive in what they say before people feelings get hurt. I know you have tiny females you breed but with over 25 years of experience in this type of breeding it's obvious you know what your doing and ppl need to see that. I can speak from experience with one of your tiny females having her puppies easily since I have Dotty here with me in California. For those of you who don't know me I am also a breeder and have several of Natalie's yorkies here with me in my breeding program. Dotty who is 3 lbs. recently had 4 beautiful babies in my California home. She was bred to one of Natalies' tiny males named Joshua who weighs 1 lb. 8 ounces. These puppies are tiny and very healthy, this is the first time i have had babies so tiny but with Natalie's experience and assistance they all did perfectly well from the time they were born till now. The are 11 weeks old and just beautiful and so playful. Natalie I just want you to know I stand behind you and your breeding program, as I know your many years of experience play a major role in your ability to produce healthy tinys.

05-22-2009, 12:51 PM	#74
nanahas3 ♥Love My Snuggle Bugs♥ Donating Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Missouri Posts: 4,290	I honestly dont think any of us are intending to be rude. The weight issue of the poster was brought up by herself as a comparison and we were responding to that. I have said 2 times now how happy I am that she has found this little girl a home. That being said I really am confused because I read all the sections on here and I dont know how many times I have seen people with 3 lb yorkies ask if it was ok to breed them and 50 "good" breeders jump in and tell them absolutely not to breed anything under 4 1/2 lbs. So my question is , is it ok if you are already an established breeder even though you all have told others over and over how risky it is for them to practice this? I call that double standards but thats JMO.