I understand you were asking about registration and i understand you frustration with the breeding subject here on YT but these 2 ladies know what they are doing and they are very nice and helpful on this site when it comes to breeding they don't bash they sincerley try to help. Yes there are a few breeders here that have the attitude you have mentioned but these two have really been here to help and educate try to stay positive they are only giving advice that could help you in the long run.

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Yes I know some people here give good advice but to just go around posting what they think in a post that doesnt ask them to tell me about size and breeding is unnecessary. I appreciate most the members here and know that experience means more than just reading up on something:) but this happens on a lot of post around here it seems. I could post something about my yorkies poop habits and I would get some reply about how I am not doinig something to thier standards.

All I wanted was to know about the papers and I got that answer from AKC this morning so thanks to the replies regarding my question.:thumbup:

Nobody said it was your male. However, any mating takes a male and a female. Regardless of who owns which, there are many factors involved in considering any mating that a responsible breeder takes very serious.
I know our input was unsolicited, however, it is the reputable breeders that end up picking up the pieces of matings that never should have happened.
How is that?
Well, I get people who find me or my website etc or the info from other reputable breeders, AFTER they have bought from somewhere they should not have. They tell me their very sad stories of their beloved pet they lost at a very young age, even after spending a fortune in Vet bills. I believe if I recall correctly, there are a few pet owners on this forum that this has happened to. I also end up defending my breed assuring potential pet buyers that no not all Yorkies have all these genetic or congenital problems that can manifest themselves in abundance when matings occur that should not have happened due to the lack of information on the backgrounds of the parents.
You see, it isn't just whether or not a dog is or isn't registered with a legitimate registry. There are many things to consider including the odds that you will end up putting a beloved puppy into the hands of someone that may end up in a heartbreak situation because that puppy is not healthy which can take even a year or more to manifest a problem.
That is an awesome responsibility.
I try to take utmost caution when considering any sire or dam in a mating with knowledge of the backgrounds of every dog in the pedigree going back at least 5+ generations of the parents.

*sigh* Thanks again for the replies regarding the registration and the PMs I have reveived as well.:)

You can't honestly be surprised that you got that advice when you put that the puppy was 2lbs. No offense intended, but if you only wanted to know about the puppy's registration you should have just asked about it. However, you should thank the experienced breeders for their advice when the size of the sire raised a red flag to them. No one would want to start out on the wrong foot

I agree the weight of the male should have been omitted if you were just concerned about registration then you should have really expected the opinions you got when you leave it open to both "registration" and "breeding a 2 pound yorkie". Especially since I saw nothing rude in any post just opinions. JMO.

Donna Bird
Brooklynn's Yorkshire Terriers

Ok, apparantly I dont have a brain stem, no surprise to anybody who knows me :rolleyes: but I too would like to know how a small male could be hurt.
Are you talking about the larger female physically attacking. Im sorry, I dont get it.