Champions and Rising Stars

[bjh]

Deanna, they are both so beautiful, thanks for sharing.

[PrestigeousYT]

Originally Posted by Ladyhawk

Here's the boy I'd like to run this year. He's 5 monthes old and I don't know if I should place him in a show home or show him myself. Right now I'm showing his sire, Connor, he's pointed but we have alot of work to do.

I think Boys are the funnest to show they are moody like us girls LOL
Connor looks very nice
I am sure you will have more brags on his wins this year

Deana
Prestigeous Yorkies

[ButterflyYorkie]

I was always a "girl dog" kind of person as a child until my parents brought home my first (male) cairn terrier which was an adorable, spunky, ch sired male who made my heart flutter all throughout the 80's. He quickly became my best friend and confidant, traveling to horse shows with us and harassing my friends while he strode along side me on my bike or honda spree for many summers, lol!

I enjoyed showing my two girls and the girls belonging to friends I have handled, and my future goals are to someday produce a little girl that will hopefully work out for the ring..but I will always have a sweet spot for the little "home boys" ha, please note I have an 11 yr old daughter who somewhere between her Hannah Montana and Justin Timberlake phase has dubbed our males "the home boys"

[caballoazul]

Originally Posted by topknot

When I started showing back in the 80's (almost 30 years ago) you saw more softer coated yorkies in the ring. Now, I am pleased to see more silky coats. Last year I saw more smaller yorkies taking the points. It will be interesting to see what this year will hold. My Easy is up in legg, very elegant, with a very silky coat and great color (clear gold head and nice solid blue)! There is no way she could get DQed for color that is for sure, so I hope she will do well.
T.

Hello, I'm enjoying looking at all your pictures.
I have a question, is a soft coat a dq?
I have been looking in a spanish forum, and I just love this dog, it seems so beautiful, I love her face and her hair, let me know what you think
http://www.yorkimania.com/marvelslux...rod/paloma.htm
regards

[MyFairLacy]

Originally Posted by caballoazul

Hello, I'm enjoying looking at all your pictures.
I have a question, is a soft coat a dq?
I have been looking in a spanish forum, and I just love this dog, it seems so beautiful, I love her face and her hair, let me know what you think
http://www.yorkimania.com/marvelslux...rod/paloma.htm
regards

a soft coat is not a DQ but it is a fault

[Ladyhawk]

Originally Posted by caballoazul

Hello, I'm enjoying looking at all your pictures.
I have a question, is a soft coat a dq?
I have been looking in a spanish forum, and I just love this dog, it seems so beautiful, I love her face and her hair, let me know what you think
http://www.yorkimania.com/marvelslux...rod/paloma.htm
regards

I looked at the dog in the link and it looks like a silk to me. In fact, it looks alot like my Denali who has been labeled a European silk. All I know is the judges seem to like her coat type.

[caballoazul]

Hi Tamy, do you have a recent picture of Denali? I would love to see her.
This dog that I sent in my previous post, is Paloma de Marvels Lux, she won 1st open Bitch in crufts 2008
http://crufts.fossedata.co.uk/Breed....&ScheduleID=23
I just like her very much.
regards

[montq]

Tammy do you remember this thread? Oh I won't be making the decision as to whether or not he's good enough to go into a show home, that's what my mentor is for. I've been showing for 16 months and don't feel qualified to make that judgement yet, there's just so much to look for. He's done exceptionally well in the puppy match ring and has been evaluated by other exhibitors but when it comes down to it Suzie will make the call and that will be after she has Bev and Angel of Tiffany's yorkies evaluate him and Paris. Bev and Angel are Suzie's mentors and with their 30 years of experience I feel pretty confident.

[Ladyhawk]

Originally Posted by montq

Tammy do you remember this thread? Oh I won't be making the decision as to whether or not he's good enough to go into a show home, that's what my mentor is for. I've been showing for 16 months and don't feel qualified to make that judgement yet, there's just so much to look for. He's done exceptionally well in the puppy match ring and has been evaluated by other exhibitors but when it comes down to it Suzie will make the call and that will be after she has Bev and Angel of Tiffany's yorkies evaluate him and Paris. Bev and Angel are Suzie's mentors and with their 30 years of experience I feel pretty confident.

Welcome to YT! Yes, I remember. I had Bev and Angel take a look at him while we were in Fredericksburg. They liked him and they loved Connor. The trick is finding the perfect show home where he'll be loved as much as he's loved here. It's hard to find the perfect home but meanwhile he's okay here with me.

[lwolfe]

Originally Posted by caballoazul

Hello, I'm enjoying looking at all your pictures.
I have a question, is a soft coat a dq?
I have been looking in a spanish forum, and I just love this dog, it seems so beautiful, I love her face and her hair, let me know what you think
Marvels Lux
regards

I agree with Tami, it looks silk to me.

[lwolfe]

Originally Posted by Ladyhawk

Welcome to YT! Yes, I remember. I had Bev and Angel take a look at him while we were in Fredericksburg. They liked him and they loved Connor. The trick is finding the perfect show home where he'll be loved as much as he's loved here. It's hard to find the perfect home but meanwhile he's okay here with me.

I met you early in your dog show journey. I have watched you learn to show and to groom. You have studied pedigrees, read books and have gone out of your way to find people to teach you about this breed. You and I have had countless conversations about stucture, coat, movement ect. I told you months ago that you have to "develop an eye for a dog". I beleive you have. You understand the Yorkshire Terrier. You probably know more than a lot of people that have been showing for years. Please tell me why you won't trust you own instincts? Should you ask for others opinions - absolutely. Listen to others but when it comes down to the decision of what to do with the dogs
you breed, make it yourself. Trust yourself!

[KYBLUE]

this is my new boy

i am hoping he will show

[Ladyhawk]

Originally Posted by lwolfe

I met you early in your dog show journey. I have watched you learn to show and to groom. You have studied pedigrees, read books and have gone out of your way to find people to teach you about this breed. You and I have had countless conversations about stucture, coat, movement ect. I told you months ago that you have to "develop an eye for a dog". I beleive you have. You understand the Yorkshire Terrier. You probably know more than a lot of people that have been showing for years. Please tell me why you won't trust you own instincts? Should you ask for others opinions - absolutely. Listen to others but when it comes down to the decision of what to do with the dogs
you breed, make it yourself. Trust yourself!

Thank you Laurie for your kind words and your support. I think I'll take your advise and trust my insticts. I've learned so much from you. One of the greatest things that you can get out of this board besides a great education from people who have been there and are willing to share are the friends that you make. I know that in you I have made a friend for life.

[Ladyhawk]

Originally Posted by KYBLUE

this is my new boy

i am hoping he will show

Rose he's adorable. Is he out of Chaz? How old is he? You've got a whole house full of cuties right now don't you?

[KYBLUE]

THANK YOU LAURIE

no i bought him recent to try and show
chaz's babies are just five weeks old
i am thinking of showing him in the puppy match in paduca ky in june
if i can get him lead broke he is 15 week's and weighs 2.9 pounds