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As far as the 'living conditions' posted about ....I would think anyone with multiple dogs for sale would be fastidious about their envoirnment. It's such a dis-service to any dog to be living in unclean conditions ...not to mention - detrirmental to their health. I say this because about 20 years ago we 'bought-rescued' my cocker spaniel Tessa from what I later realized was a small scale mill. The smell was one reason I ran out of there holding her while my husband paid. I know better now but back then, I didn't and will never forget it. |
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My first Yorkie, Mr Callan, came from a pet shop in the most exclusive part of London, Kensington. So 'exclusive' was this shop that we learned the lean way. Callan came from Kensington via Wales ... via a lengthy train journey aged under 8 weeks! :eek: The pet shop had been overcrowded and all the pups stuck together in one pen! Little did we know all those years ago. Callan went through a lifetime of bowel problems, kidney problems, slipped knee cap, overshot jaw ... You name it, he had it. He lived to 13yrs and that was a minor miracle. My next 2 'boys' came from Wormwood Scrubs Prison :eek::eek: one of the UK's most famous 'house of corrections'. :D This time we saw mum and dad, visited the fantastic home the dogs lived in - all spotlessly clean and tranquil for the best start in a Yorkie's life. Pikey and Ricky Richard lived to over 16yrs. Teddy and Lenny, my present 2, again came from dubious beginnings. They came to me via a young man I met through a selling newspaper called Loot. Of course I shouldn't have taken on either of them but, with over 30yrs experience behind me, I did. Teddy came via a pet shop in South London and Lenny via a 'dirty old woman in Kent' ... so I was told. :( Yes, you could say that again. The pup was just 8 wks when he was dumped into my mum's arms and he was so ill, he spent the next 24hrs on a drip over at the vet's. He was filthy dirty and half dead. Go to my page and see him now! ;) I feel so strongly for people who are taken in by bogus breeders and puppy farms. We had a campaign over here in the UK a few years ago to ban these places from the face of the earth ... but still they get through! :mad: My heart goes out to you. You meant well and you really cared. That's what these criminals play upon. |
I think anyone who is looking to buy a Yorkshire Terrier needs to invest in a little book called Yorkhire Terrier For Dummies. You need to make sure that the breeder is just as concerned about who you are as you are about him/her. Don't ignore the red flags. When you do..you end up in a situation like this. And I believe every breeder needs to be skilled and knowledgable. A reputable breeder will make deliberate choices, based on dispositon, health and genetic history of the dogs they intend to mate...back yard breeders don't give this much thought. A reputable breeder should never produce more puppies than they can sell..they should have a waiting list of approved homes. Take your time and be smart and there is always rescue..Peace~ |
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I almost had that happen to me once when I went to see a Chihuahua puppy a few years ago. We arrived at dusk and as we drove up I realized that what looked like cattle pens were outside runs with bigger dogs of SEVERAL breeds. The woman met me on the porch with 2 little puppies that felt damp, like they had been laying in urine or something.She did not invite me in the house but pushed the pups in my hand for me to look at. When I said I couldn't tell much about them because the light was bad she pulled me over to a porchlight so I could see better!!!!! I told her I couldn't buy a dog if I couldn't see the parents and she excused herself, went into the house and came back with a pitiful Chihuahua mom that made me want to cry. I even suggested we go into the house so I could see everything better and she refused because "the place was a mess" I felt so sorry for the animals and asked my husband what to do and he said I could buy the pup if I wanted but it would only be encouraging that abusive lady to keep breeding. He was right, I told her NO thanks and left. On the drive home we decided to turn her in and we did report it but I don't know if anything came out of it. People like that make me sick making a living off the backs of God's animals. Like your lady she was very deceptive on the telephone. I was convinced she was a sweet granny type lady that just bred one litter for the experience, then the dog accidentally got pregnant a second time! ...follow your gut....and trust very few. |
Honest Caring Breeder I have known Toni for a year. I have purchased from her (perfectly healthy, socialized, gorgeous and loving). Toni could not be more doting over her babies. They live in a beautiful addition in her beautiful home and she always has extra help to assist her with the upkeep. This was built for the yorkies comfort and needs along with washable pee pads. They are in full coat and come from the best heavy champion lines producing amazing pups. She is extremely honest and is above and beyond a wonderful concerned breeder. I am new and joined after reading these comments. These vicious remarks are ridiculous and I cannot be silent. |
It seems to me that the fact that even one member described the conditons she encountered is enough to cast doubt on this breeder. Shame on anyone that supports this woman. Breeding for money is sickening! I will not be taken in by professional looking websites that hide abuse. Shame on you, shame on you to anyone that defends someone that allows breeding dogs to be anything but truly loved and cared for. |
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:rolleyes: Here we go with another new member joining just to claim a bad breeder is great. What champion blood lines? What are you... the bad breeders friend, relative, puppy broker, or are you actually a customer of hers who is so clueless that you don't know what a good breeder or healthy breeding environment is? Do you actually know what a healthy Yorkie puppy is like? :confused: Healthy puppies don't have yeast infections in their ears and live in feces and urine in kennels. |
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posting what do you have to be a memeber and have tons of post on here to be a reputable person and no this peerson is not a friend or realitive, just a happy yorkie owner, it amazes me that even when some one post somthing good it still comes to nothing but negetive. Most of the posting from people on here that states negative things do not even know me or ever spoke to me but yet give there opinion and judge mem this is really a sad world. Any of you are more than welcome to come visit me and see my babies and then you can post truth not judgement. |
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And the 14 post from you have been recently to defend yourself SHASTA. You don't have a good breeding reputation and the only good things said about you are from people that apparently you have asked to join YT to help you to keep fooling potential buyers. I wonder why this keeps happening? |
"Cerise" you do not know me at all and for you to keep posting about me and your comments is just horrible that you can pass judgment. And if someone wants to come on here and post somthing this is there right just as it is for anyone to post somthing weather they are newbie as there called or someone who post all the time. it is open to any member. |
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What is so horrible about what I said? 1. You have joined recently to defend yourself...under a new name. 2. You don't have a good breeding reputation. I Googled and researched you months ago when I was looking for a Yorkie. 3. Both times you joined YT new members came on to defend you and that is something that is not looked at as positive. So what is so horrible about that? |
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