the difference between a show dog and a pet

[JoshieBoy]

Originally Posted by tiggerr36792

I don't understand how a thread can take a sudden left turn and go in the direction of attacking someones way of typing??? Geez when we are all perfect then we can cut others down, but until then why not be more tactful. I'm not god and I dont walk on water do you all??? Geezzzzzzz lets stop being mean to each other and be more respectful!

Nobody is attacking how somebody's post. People just do not want others to ridicule them when they do not agree with their post.

[jencar98]

Originally Posted by Nikki+2

I'm staying out of this one because my feelings are being stated way better than I could express them but I have been reading and just want to jump in on this one point.

Exactly as stated above, typos and mis-punctuation are one thing. The OP's posts are almost impossible to get through. I'm ending up just skimming most of them. I don't say this to be mean- I'm sure she wants to make her point (or else why start the thread), but without any breaks, punctuation or capitalization, it is very hard to get through such long posts much less have much understanding of the intent of the post. I am also getting completely lost trying to follow them.

Thank you for pointing out my exact thoughts on the posting style of some on this thread. Some of the posts are practically impossible to follow. It has not much to do with being smart or educated but to do with basic Elementary school level English class and consideration for others attempting to read their posts.

Thank you Nancy and Woogie Man for being the voice of reason on this thread. There is no justification for the OP's breeding program, IMO.

[Sugar's Mom]

Originally Posted by YorkieShadow

Anne Im sorry you come on here to try and help others with good advice you don't deserve this.

I have seen quite a few members here that seem to attack others on their grammar . seems to me its the same bunch every time. and I think its because they are getting no where getting their point across so they tend to attack any thing and every thing else that has nothing to do with the thread. yet if you read their past posts they make the same mistakes. ...but its okay for them. best to ignore them.

I agree. I also have a college education and have traveled the world over three times but i don't speak proper . I am still a country bumpkin at heart. I also make a lot of typos. i have arithritis of the hands and fiongers plus my dang keyboard sticks on a lot of letters.

[yorkiepuppie]

Originally Posted by jencar98

Thank you for pointing out my exact thoughts on the posting style of some on this thread. Some of the posts are practically impossible to follow. It has not much to do with being smart or educated but to do with basic Elementary school level English class and consideration for others attempting to read their posts.

Thank you Nancy and Woogie Man for being the voice of reason on this thread. There is no justification for the OP's breeding program, IMO.

hey, not sure who you are talking about. but if you are not talking about me, then i can translate for you the posts you do not understand. i can read gibberish!

[JoshieBoy]

I congratulate everybody for contributing to this thread. We learn some good information about breeding Yorkies, and we learn how to treat others. Yorkie Talk is a fun place to hang out to meet new people who love their animals.

[lily]

Originally Posted by Sugar's Mom

I agree. I also have a college education and have traveled the world over three times but i don't speak proper . I am still a country bumpkin at heart. I also make a lot of typos. i have arithritis of the hands and fiongers plus my dang keyboard sticks on a lot of letters.

I like you you makeme laugh . I think you just desciped me . I missed spelled that. O well I'm old. Peace to everyone.

[mscat]

Originally Posted by jencar98

Thank you for pointing out my exact thoughts on the posting style of some on this thread. Some of the posts are practically impossible to follow. It has not much to do with being smart or educated but to do with basic Elementary school level English class and consideration for others attempting to read their posts.

Thank you Nancy and Woogie Man for being the voice of reason on this thread. There is no justification for the OP's breeding program, IMO.

Although I agree very much with what you said, I do want to comment about mispelled words, and grammer . I have a college education, ADN have worked many, many years.
I am now fully disabled, I am not all that great anymore with spelling, and have lost mobilty in my right hand, & fingers. Nobody knows everything about everyone or their background here on YT. WE don't need to be so quick to judge others personally just by how they write things down, spell, or use propper english.
We are here for the love of Yorkie's. To learn and be educated on the breed. We all have a common bond for them, that needs to be respected . YES, we are going to have our own opinions, and disagree, that is fine. As long as it's not hurtful and backstabbing, gaining up on someone, or not to better the breed of the Yorkie

[lily]

D_m people you all soundlike a bunch of them I have heard some dog show. O by way my friend put her 1st point on her mastiff today. I was soexcited for her.

[JoshieBoy]

Originally Posted by mscat

Although I agree very much with what you said, I do want to comment about mispelled words, and grammer . I have a college education, ADN have worked many, many years.
I am now fully disabled, I am not all that great anymore with spelling, and have lost mobilty in my right hand, & fingers. Nobody knows everything about everyone or their background here on YT. WE don't need to be so quick to judge others personally just by how they write things down, spell, or use propper english.
We are here for the love of Yorkie's. To learn and be educated on the breed. We all have a common bond for them, that needs to be respected . YES, we are going to have our own opinions, and disagree, that is fine. As long as it's not hurtful and backstabbing, gaining up on someone, or not to better the breed of the Yorkie

I agree.

[Nikki+2]

Y'all this has nothing to do with mis-spellings! I am a college drop out and couldn't live without spell check. Obviously some are having trouble getting through some posts. It's just a matter of taking a little time to space and add a period every now and then. It shouldn't take a college degree. It's a matter of taking a little time and caring, not education level.

[JoshieBoy]

Originally Posted by lily

D_m people you all soundlike a bunch of them I have heard some dog show. O by way my friend put her 1st point on her mastiff today. I was soexcited for her.

Congratulations to your friend for receiving her first point on her mastiff today.

[Nikki+2]

BTW, this thread wins first place for misdirection.

[nanahas3]

I am one of the one's who gave Nance the thumbs up. Not to act inmature etc. but because I saw no need to restate all that she said. My thumbs up is because I totally agreed with all that she said. I am not her to bash this breeder or any other. Like I said in the beginning and like Nancy and Woogy said, it is about the health of the dam's and the puppies. I now have two babies under 4 lbs which is standard but they are still so tiny. I cannot imagine the fears of jumping off things, etc of a 2lb baby. I know that this breeder says like others do, that she checks out the families but there is still no way to possible know exactly how those tiny babies will really be treated once they leave your home. I have had lots of respect for the breeders on here that I have seen say they kept their babies until they were over 2lbs for this very reason. I stated MHO just as I am sure others have and I don't really think any of us meant it as bashing as we don't personally know the people here.

[JoshieBoy]

Originally Posted by nanahas3

I am one of the one's who gave Nance the thumbs up. Not to act inmature etc. but because I saw no need to restate all that she said. My thumbs up is because I totally agreed with all that she said. I am not her to bash this breeder or any other. Like I said in the beginning and like Nancy and Woogy said, it is about the health of the dam's and the puppies. I now have two babies under 4 lbs which is standard but they are still so tiny. I cannot imagine the fears of jumping off things, etc of a 2lb baby. I know that this breeder says like others do, that she checks out the families but there is still no way to possible know exactly how those tiny babies will really be treated once they leave your home. I have had lots of respect for the breeders on here that I have seen say they kept their babies until they were over 2lbs for this very reason. I stated MHO just as I am sure others have and I don't really think any of us meant it as bashing as we don't personally know the people here.

I agree that there is a lot of good information on this thread.

[nanahas3]

Oops I mispelled Nancy . Sorry Nancy it really wasn't on purpose. lol