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But, maybe they do need to be a breed unto themselves....then what, they would not be considered as rare anymore....could get to #2 and have all the BYBers popping out of the woodwork and have the same problems the Yorkshire Terrier has today and maybe someone breeding them to a rare color of something else. |
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:eek: I feel like I'm getting yelled at... :( I'm just sucking in new info and don't mean to offend anyone with my ignorance of the breeds.... |
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As for everyone dying to get one of your champion dogs. I'm not. I'm happy with the ones I have. Anyone can buy a champion, it takes work to produce one. |
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My little guy is by a parti (parti will pass on 1 parti gene to all offspring) and his mom is traditional colored. Who knows, your pup may carry the gene too, he has a lot of white on him!. Here are a few photos of my little carrier. |
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contrary to what some show breeders think, not all of us hobby breeders are back yard breeders just in it for the buck. some of us have a purpose in mind. A purpose other than to get rich breeding yorkies. |
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But in oreder to accomplish anything there have to be people who breed these parti coloreds for a purpose, a purpose other than to make money. Why shouldn't we be given a chance. they are beautiful dogs, and there is nothing wrong with them, and has Pinehaven stated we just need to educated people. |
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Dna testing only tells you who the sire and dam aren't if there is a wrong dog listed as either. IF something happened further back it won't tell you anything about that. |
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