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ZacharyDY · 11-18-2015, 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by ladyjane

Are you saying that breeders should not interview prospective pet parents of their pups? Not ask them why they want a puppy and if they know anything about the breed? Not educate them at all?
I would never place a pup in a home assuming they went on the YHR website and read about yorkies.

Not trying to bash anyone here...but seriously, IF indeed this breeder did absolutely NO education don't you agree that is a tad bit off? I only know one side, but definitely can say it sounds off to me.

LadyJane: Oh, no! That's not at all what I meant! I did not intend to be saying that. I just thought Sharon could get more information from the breeder's website if she would like to do so.

Jkpal · 11-18-2015, 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by ZacharyDY

LadyJane: Oh, no! That's not at all what I meant! I did not intend to be saying that. I just thought Sharon could get more information from the breeder's website if she would like to do so.

That's what I understood...just offering another reference as there is lots of additional information to be had!

ZacharyDY · 11-18-2015, 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by ladyjane

No disrespect intended here, but for the life of me I don't know why people shell out money for pups and not know anything about them....and why breeders do not find out this information.
There are so many things that breeders should do to educate people taking these pups into their homes...number one being the breed! ... then on to other things such as illnesses to look for. Giardia for one. Just seems you were so unprepared here and it is all a bit mind boggling and sad to me.

Agreed!

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ladyjane · 11-18-2015, 01:42 PM

Oh, I see. Well, all I can say is, welcome to YT ZacharyDY...looking forward to more of your helpful information!

scrapindee · 11-18-2015, 07:19 PM

I have potential buyers complete an application. And then we talk on the phone several times. Then I ask for vet and groomer references to call. The buyer must provide permission for them to be honest. This is all before I say yes you can buy that dog. I google earth your house and your yard. I google your name, address and phone number. I also contact rescues and Humane Society to question them if they ever heard of you. THEN and only then, will I sell you the dog, and when I will accept a fee for removing the dog from marketing. If you live nearby I want to visit your home or see a video. Also if you are nearby I want you to visit me.

I expect buyers to do their homework. And have lots of questions of me.

Laws have changed and it is no longer called a deposit.

ladyjane · 11-18-2015, 07:22 PM

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Originally Posted by scrapindee

I have potential buyers complete an application. And then we talk on the phone several times. Then I ask for vet and groomer references to call. The buyer must provide permission for them to be honest. This is all before I say yes you can buy that dog. I google earth your house and your yard. I google your name, address and phone number. I also contact rescues and Humane Society to question them if they ever heard of you. THEN and only then, will I sell you the dog, and when I will accept a fee for removing the dog from marketing. If you live nearby I want to visit your home or see a video. Also if you are nearby I want you to visit me.

I expect buyers to do their homework. And have lots of questions of me.

Laws have changed and it is no longer called a deposit.

scrapindee · 11-18-2015, 07:23 PM

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Originally Posted by matese

A Biewer is a BREED, I would insist my vet record my pup as a Biewer Terrier. Vets need to be aware there is now a NEW BREED which is known as a Biewer Terrier. Because my now passed girl weighed in as an adult at 17 lbs my vet thought she was a Silky because of her size. I told my vet her AKC papers read Yorkshire Terrier and that is what she is. I would be insulted if I owned a Biewer and my vet recorded my pup as a TERRIER MIX. If it were me, and the vet would not record my dogs proper breed I would find a vet that would, but that is just ME lol.

The name of the dog depends on where the breeder registers her dogs. Sharon's dog is registered with BBIR. Therefore it is a BIEWER. It is not a Biewer Terrier. Your information that you are sharing is incorrect.

SharonSnowbird · 11-18-2015, 07:54 PM

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Originally Posted by scrapindee

The name of the dog depends on where the breeder registers her dogs. Sharon's dog is registered with BBIR. Therefore it is a BIEWER. It is not a Biewer Terrier. Your information that you are sharing is incorrect.

Well, how on earth can one convince a vet that a dog is a Biewer and not a Biewer terrier? It's all so confusing. I guess it really just doesn't matter. I don't even know what the difference is between them. I had kind of wanted Lacy's description to read Bewier Terrier (because that is what I thought she was until yesterday) and didn't want it to say Terrier Mix. I guess I just have to wait until she is spayed, and then the breeder will give mer her registration papers and I can give them to my vet. So in a few months time, after Lacy is spayed, she will have her due resect and not be called a terrier mix. LOL

Don't shoot me people, I am just kidding around.

SharonSnowbird · 11-18-2015, 07:57 PM

Just to lighten things up a bit, we had a MONUMENTAL occurrence happen this afternoon. For the very first time, Lacy peed on the UGO pad when I had her playing in the kitchen this afternoon. YEA!!!!! What an awesome little Angel she is. And what a Proud Mama I am.

ladyjane · 11-18-2015, 09:39 PM

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Originally Posted by SharonSnowbird

Just to lighten things up a bit, we had a MONUMENTAL occurrence happen this afternoon. For the very first time, Lacy peed on the UGO pad when I had her playing in the kitchen this afternoon. YEA!!!!! What an awesome little Angel she is. And what a Proud Mama I am.

In other words, the email you got from the breeder tonight has you changing the subject.

SharonSnowbird · 11-18-2015, 09:44 PM

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Originally Posted by ladyjane

In other words, the email you got from the breeder tonight has you changing the subject.

No, not trying to change the subject, (and my thoughts about the breeder and everything are still the same), I just wanted to post something positive.

SharonSnowbird · 11-18-2015, 09:46 PM

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Originally Posted by SharonSnowbird

No, not trying to change the subject, (and my thoughts about the breeder and everything are still the same), I just wanted to post something positive.

And didn't want to start a new thread for something so minor. But wanted to brag about my baby. Just being a proud mama.

ladyjane · 11-19-2015, 05:33 AM

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Originally Posted by ZacharyDY

LadyJane: Oh, no! That's not at all what I meant! I did not intend to be saying that. I just thought Sharon could get more information from the breeder's website if she would like to do so.

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Originally Posted by Jkpal

That's what I understood...just offering another reference as there is lots of additional information to be had!

Turns out someone did have feathers and was quacking after all ... thought this worthy of an update.

http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/4604666-post76.html

TxVicki · 11-19-2015, 07:24 AM

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Originally Posted by scrapindee

I have potential buyers complete an application. And then we talk on the phone several times. Then I ask for vet and groomer references to call. The buyer must provide permission for them to be honest. This is all before I say yes you can buy that dog. I google earth your house and your yard. I google your name, address and phone number. I also contact rescues and Humane Society to question them if they ever heard of you. THEN and only then, will I sell you the dog, and when I will accept a fee for removing the dog from marketing. If you live nearby I want to visit your home or see a video. Also if you are nearby I want you to visit me.

I expect buyers to do their homework. And have lots of questions of me.

Laws have changed and it is no longer called a deposit.

As a buyer I would be doing the same thing concerning the Breeder. I can't tell you how many times the things I found out about people who I THOUGHT were good breeders turned out not to be. Which has made me decide I'm not too sure I want a puppy.

ladyjane · 11-19-2015, 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by TxVicki

As a buyer I would be doing the same thing concerning the Breeder. I can't tell you how many times the things I found out about people who I THOUGHT were good breeders turned out not to be. Which has made me decide I'm not too sure I want a puppy.

Oh SO true. It definitely cuts both ways.

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scrapindee Donating YT 2000 Club Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Redlands Posts: 4,842 Blog Entries: 2	I have potential buyers complete an application. And then we talk on the phone several times. Then I ask for vet and groomer references to call. The buyer must provide permission for them to be honest. This is all before I say yes you can buy that dog. I google earth your house and your yard. I google your name, address and phone number. I also contact rescues and Humane Society to question them if they ever heard of you. THEN and only then, will I sell you the dog, and when I will accept a fee for removing the dog from marketing. If you live nearby I want to visit your home or see a video. Also if you are nearby I want you to visit me. I expect buyers to do their homework. And have lots of questions of me. Laws have changed and it is no longer called a deposit. __________________ Scrapindee--Team Furry & the Biewers www.houseofwags.com

11-18-2015, 07:57 PM	#54
SharonSnowbird YT Addict Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: B.C. and Scottsdale, AZ Posts: 481	Just to lighten things up a bit, we had a MONUMENTAL occurrence happen this afternoon. For the very first time, Lacy peed on the UGO pad when I had her playing in the kitchen this afternoon. YEA!!!!! What an awesome little Angel she is. And what a Proud Mama I am.