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she obviously knows now it wouldn't be such a good idea to breed a small dog . being rude doesn't solve anything . |
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You should go read some of her previous posts. She has been educated quite ALOT! I'm not bashing anyone or talking about anybodies job. She brought up the money aspect of the breeding, talking about making MORE money. I am saying that IF she or anyone for that matter breeds dogs for profit should think about getting a REAL job instead of making poor innocent dogs BREED and BREED just so the so called "breeders" have extra cash in their pockets. That to me is NOT right. Nobody has the right to treat an animal that way. I'm not being rude at all. I'm disgusted by it. I have a 5 lb female and I still couldn't even picture breeding her! I also have a male and I couldn't imagine THINKING about studding him out just to make some money. I LOVE my dogs and they are my family not some way for me to make some money! I work full time 40 hours aweek to provide for my family and my pets. |
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No doubt...we are all being played. By someone who knows the trigger words to set us all off. Breed, rescue, breeding a rescue, tiny, 3 lbs female, BREEDING a 3 lb rescue, making a profit...etc. I'm not saying she will not breed her dog in the future...she probably will. But this post was to insure drama...and she purposely used the no-no words to do it. |
WOWSERS!!!! I just got online here today after being at work all day yesterday and saw there was 125 posts!! I'm sorry everyone I just dont have time to read all of those!! I read a few. The reason why I posted this thread was not to make people angry but it was to educate myself on Breeding. I didnt know a 3 pound girl yorkie was to small to breed. Now I know thanks to you all!! To all the negative posts (the few that I saw) Instead of trying to be little me and TRY to make me look stupid why dont you try to educate me instead of thinking I JUST KNOW about all this stuff. Geezz this is why I left for a long time before because people on here can be so rude and disrespectful. I will be reporting the ones that have insult me to Yorkietalk. Thank you all God Bless. |
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In your Post you stated that you had already said yes. So, your mind was made up and you wanted advice on how to proceed. Sorry, we dissappointed you by putting the welfare of the dogs over your feelings. |
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As someone else stated, you used the subjects YT members are most passionate about. Funny how you can do your homework in that way but you don't have time to answer your own ignorant questions. I have sat on my fingers trying not to get banned but you coming back on here all innocent is crap. You got exactly what you asked for and if anyone needs to be reported it's you. |
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Your sincerity is really touching. I'm glad you learned something from this. |
You deliberately put up threads that people here are very sensitive about. You fuel the fire with careless words like how much money you and that girl will make, how you said "yes" that you are interested in breeding. You get people so riled up that some simply can't help themselves and say things that are not so nice. It's like you push people over the edge and then report/block them. Um..stop that crap? I really admire these people.. That they have had so much patience with you. If it wasn't for their filtering and tolerating, this thread would be nothing but bashing. But No.. They help and a lot of the posts are repetitive yet very helpful.. They post what's best for the pup.. (who seems like it goes through a lot).. Go ahead report me.. I tried to stay out of this but your posts and threads really irritate me. Do your research, there's a search engine for yorkietalk and find your answers because you don't seem like you care about these peoples' experienced and honest opinions.. |
Im sorry Im not trying to get people all hyped up. Its not my fault you all cant control yourself. I come here for advice...I dont come here to "Stir the pot" like you all say. |
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Your little guy is old enough to be neutered. This needs to be done before he hits puberty at around 7 months. Once he reaches puberty he will start marking EVERYWHERE, and it will be a lifetime thing. And mating him just one time, will make it even worse. Many dogs that are neutered early never even lift their leg to pee, which is nice because then they don't get their hair all wet and stinky. If you want your little boy to remain a little boy, it is important to get him neutered now, and don't even think about breeding him |
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Excuse my in-credulousness here, but I find it difficult to believe that anyone who has been on this forum as long as you have really "didn't know" that a 3 pound rescued girl has no business being bred. Report me. I don't care. |
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For months I have watched experienced Yorkie owners offer the OP advice and for months I have watched the OP use key words to push posters buttons Time for me to step away from the computer and take my one well loved, spayed, "never dream of breeding her because I have no idea what I am doing" Yorkie out for a walk |
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Thats very educational. I didnt know that. Maybe that explains why he was VERY WELL potty trained at like 10 weeks and did so well and then when his balls dropped he has been peeing everywhere....Do you think thats why and could be the case? Is that considering marking? |
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