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I've had mixed breeds all my life, all through rescues. I love and have loved them to pieces. That being said, I would never pay a breeder to purposely cross dogs to fulfill a pet market any more than I would pay someone who purposely breeds off standard dogs because someone thinks they are "cute". Neither breeder is doing anything to improve the breeds, but rather are in it just for the money. That's what makes me sad about the "designer dog" trend. Good luck with your new addition. Every dog deserves to be loved. |
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My Bella is a shorkie and is such a sweetheart. I myself want a morkie next. Lots of luck on your new baby!!:p |
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Of course there are things MUCH more important that buying a mix breed dog from a "breeder" BUT this is a dog forum, where dog issues are discussed. So that's what we are bring attention too. I think for the most part we are all happy that this li'l morkie has found a home with KenraE, at the same time we are sad about the breeder who breeds these litters from time to time upon REQUESTS for the mix and that although kendra's dog may be loved forever it's whole life, what about the others? What if an extra puppy is born who no one requested for and it goes to a home who just rehomes it and so on and so forth. Or what if not enough puppies are born to fill the request and the lady decides "oh just one more litter, the last ones went to good homes fast" then there are extras in that litter? What about all those puppies? |
I also am TOTALLY fine that Kendra announced the arrival of her Morkie and that she is excited. BUT she didn't have to flaunt that it was from an "amazing" breeder, whom yes, may be one of the best out there, idk. But for the sake of other people who are less educated and now may go out and seek a BYB for a "designer mix", it did sound more like a flaunt/support of mix breeders by the title. |
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Let us not forget that once upon a time our beloved yorkies WERE mixed breeds.... They were bred with several breeds till finally the final "product" was produced. Who's to say that Morkies and the other breeds won't eventually become a breed of their own? Either way, a new baby announcement is always a good news here on yorkie talk :-) |
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Congratulations on Jaxon. I am sure your son will be so excited with his new puppy. Wishing you and your family all the best. I can not wait to see pictures. |
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As far as rescues go... We did look. We have been in contact with the local shelters for a small breed dog. In the past several months, they haven't gotten anything I thought would be a fit for my others. Bevo is terrified of any dog larger than him. I wanted to make sure our new addition would not be much bigger than him. I live in the Texas panhandle. Middle of nowhere.... The bigger cities that have tons of rescues like Dallas, Oklahoma city, etc are all about 5-6 hours away. Could I have driven? I could have....maybe I should have. I wish I could take in all these blues that have been born recently too...and I've even offered. Perhaps I made a morally bad decision, but I'm going to stick with my decision and know that this particular mix will never be re-homed or ever find himself in a shelter. We are excited. He will be loved. |
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