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rbelland · 03-25-2010, 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by maryeverett1

I realize what I posted. I saw them for the first time both at 8 weeks. Still to me doesn't justify the stern debate on "ethics." like I was frying my dogs in hot oil or something! if you knew this breeder you would understand that she is that last person on the planet that would do anything less than the utmost for her dogs. I researched a ton of breeders before choosing her and chose her because of the care gives to each dog she owns and each litter she produces. She truly goes above and beyond for her dogs...she is in a class all her own!

IMO You are wrong! It does justify!!!!! Biewers are not AKC (like you said) AND 8 weeks is to young no matter the law (how convenient to change the ages btw).

You have been dearly misinformed!!

BonBon · 03-25-2010, 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by maryeverett1

I realize what I posted. I saw them for the first time both at 8 weeks. Still to me doesn't justify the stern debate on "ethics." like I was frying my dogs in hot oil or something! if you knew this breeder you would understand that she is that last person on the planet that would do anything less than the utmost for her dogs. I researched a ton of breeders before choosing her and chose her because of the care gives to each dog she owns and each litter she produces. She truly goes above and beyond for her dogs...she is in a class all her own!

But you see, no one here does know this breeder. We only knew what you were telling us and we didn't know that you had mistaken the ages you got them.

I realize this thread has taken a turn you didn't expect. Please try to understand our point of view in wanting to educate everyone, and that was the intent of a lot of the posts on your thread today. They weren't so much directed at you as they were to any newcomer to the breed who may be looking for a puppy and who may be reading this thread. There have been many sad, tragic stories of pups brought home way too young from very poor breeders (this statement is not by any means talking about your breeder or your babies), and many of us have suffered the hearbreak right along with the new pet owner. We take advantage of our opportunities to make sure no one else ever has to suffer through that pain again. I'm sorry your that thread seemed to be one chosen to deliver our message.

Cerise · 03-25-2010, 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Princes mom

I CAN NOT believe you said that...even in jest!!! I don't know of any dog lover who would say something that cruel.

A while back there was another new member who used to say ugly and cruel things like that

Thomas J · 03-25-2010, 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by maryeverett1

Okay. As of this point I would prefer to stop talking about super technical yorkie jargon! All I know is I have 3 of the most beautiful yorkies on the planet (and I realize I am biased) 2 of which no matter how you cut it are rare. Other than those facts I'm not really concerned with or interested in discussing anything else! I really appreciate those of you who have welcomed me to yorkie talk and complimented my dogs. If you want to talk about the fun stuff I'm all for it but other than that I would prefer that the super technical stuff that no one really cares about stop being discussed at this point! Thanks and hope to see you around yorkie talk! :-)

I agree!
My Thomas is 13 pounds and floppy ears! Not your Typical yorkie..
After reading some of these posts..I am afraid to say anything!

Fantastic49 · 03-25-2010, 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by bonbon

But you see, no one here does know this breeder. We only knew what you were telling us and we didn't know that you had mistaken the ages you got them.

I realize this thread has taken a turn you didn't expect. Please try to understand our point of view in wanting to educate everyone, and that was the intent of a lot of the posts on your thread today. They weren't so much directed at you as they were to any newcomer to the breed who may be looking for a puppy and who may be reading this thread. There have been many sad, tragic stories of pups brought home way too young from very poor breeders (this statement is not by any means talking about your breeder or your babies), and many of us have suffered the hearbreak right along with the new pet owner. We take advantage of our opportunities to make sure no one else ever has to suffer through that pain again. I'm sorry your that thread seemed to be one chosen to deliver our message.

WELL SAID!!!

jackson25 · 03-25-2010, 01:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Thomas J

I agree!
My Thomas is 13 pounds and floppy ears! Not your Typical yorkie..
After reading some of these posts..I am afraid to say anything!

I have a teapot too!

Cerise · 03-25-2010, 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Thomas J

I agree!
My Thomas is 13 pounds and floppy ears! Not your Typical yorkie..
After reading some of these posts..I am afraid to say anything!

No one is talking about her dogs. They are stating the facts that her breeder is not an ethical Yorkie breeder because of choosing to mix breeds to make and sell puppies and letting them go at 8 wks old and to have been doing this for 17 years and claiming to be doing it for the betterment of the breed.

BabyBrizzy · 03-25-2010, 01:02 PM

I want a teapot! My Aiko is only 3.5 pounds, and I am terrified of stepping on her! We finally had to get her a bell for her collar.

rbelland · 03-25-2010, 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Thomas J

I agree!
My Thomas is 13 pounds and floppy ears! Not your Typical yorkie..
After reading some of these posts..I am afraid to say anything!

If we don't say anything we don't learn.

jackson25 · 03-25-2010, 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Cerise

No one is talking about her dogs. They are stating the facts that her breeder is not an ethical Yorkie breeder because of choosing to mix breeds to make and sell puppies and letting them go at 8 wks old and to have been doing this for 17 years and claiming to be doing it for the betterment of the breed.

jackson25 · 03-25-2010, 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by rbelland

If we don't say anything we don't learn.

Very true, and I learn something new everyday!

Mardelin · 03-25-2010, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by maryeverett1

Jackson 25 you have a right to your opinion and me to mine. Go insult people on another thread! No one was asking you for your opinion and last time I checked there wasn't a President of Yorkie protection! There are no dogs in danger here and if you knew me and my breeder you would know you are preaching to the flipping choir on upholding yorkie standards. I seriously have no clue how after being so excited about finding a community of people who love their dogs the way I love mine I have ended up attacked over a techincality...maybe you should start a group for people who want stern advice and opinions and the rest of us can just enjoy sharing yorkie stories and having fun! I definitely know who to contact if I feel like I need technical advice!

I've been following your thread. Let me begin by welcoming you to YT and hope you stick around. The forum is comprised of different personalities, but theree are a couple of things we have in common one is the love of animals. Another is a passion for the Yorkshire Terrier Breed. Some of us more passionate than others.

I will contradict your one statement that there isn't a President of Yorkie Protection......Yes, there is; his name is Carl Yokum and he lives in Tennesse, and is the President of The Yorkshire Terrier Club of America. The Club that is the protection of the breed and standard, it is a club with stern advice and opinions.

This forum is not only here to share our stories but, obtain education and help.

I would recommend you read the following post.
http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/gen...d-respect.html

BabyBrizzy · 03-25-2010, 01:08 PM

Me too! Without this forum, I wouldnt know that you can spay a dog while pregnant! And getting it done is probably going to save my Aiko's life!

I just hope the OP realizes no one is trying to hurt her OR her breeder. We just want to clarify any mistakes so that OTHER people have the facts straight and correct so they may make an informed decision! NO MATTER WHAT THAT DECISION MAY BE!

Mardelin · 03-25-2010, 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by BabyBrizzy

I want a teapot! My Aiko is only 3.5 pounds, and I am terrified of stepping on her! We finally had to get her a bell for her collar.

Teapot heck! I have a 35 cup coffee maker.......My (grandson's dog, but I take care of him) Hobbs is the most gorgeous representation of the breed. Beautifully structured, healthy, wonderful temperament, great color....he just grew too big......

rbelland · 03-25-2010, 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Mardelin

Teapot heck! I have a 35 cup coffee maker.......My (grandson's dog, but I take care of him) Hobbs is the most gorgeous representation of the breed. Beautifully structured, healthy, wonderful temperament, great color....he just grew too big......

LOL!!!! I bet he can run with the "BIG" dogs!

I love them all big and small!!!

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BabyBrizzy BANNED! Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Taylorsville, UT USA Posts: 372	I want a teapot! My Aiko is only 3.5 pounds, and I am terrified of stepping on her! We finally had to get her a bell for her collar.

03-25-2010, 01:08 PM	#118
BabyBrizzy BANNED! Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Taylorsville, UT USA Posts: 372	Me too! Without this forum, I wouldnt know that you can spay a dog while pregnant! And getting it done is probably going to save my Aiko's life! I just hope the OP realizes no one is trying to hurt her OR her breeder. We just want to clarify any mistakes so that OTHER people have the facts straight and correct so they may make an informed decision! NO MATTER WHAT THAT DECISION MAY BE!