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Members don't believe they are the only ones with the rights to breed yorkies, most of us believe if you are breeding you should be breeding to standard. |
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Just a thought "It’s harder to show mercy than it is to fight. Remember what we become when we focus solely on being right." ....I saw this and thought it was a great thing to pass on today.:D:animal-pa |
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And don't you consider a website the internet? Because that's exactly where all the above names came from - Crestwing's website - on the internet! The door swings both ways. :rolleyes: Bottom line is - and everyone has already said this - the problem started with a gal named Diane... but everyone shares a part in this - including Crestwing because she had to have a good idea of what was going on. After all, she said herself that she checks pedigrees - so she knows the breeders and kennels names. |
Interesting thread. May I throw my 2 cents in? After doing a search for the current owner and the thread in question some things are very crystal clear about this whole situation. There is an obvious wrong and Crestwing is not completely blameless. She proudly stated in her original post about Marshall, and in that post referred back to Marshall's origin. She proudly announced to have one of Rosemarks babies. That to me says she knew where Marshall came from. She knew he was championed and she knew the people she was acquiring the dog from were not the original breeders or even those that worked to champion him. Now, I am assuming Crestwing's is a pet owner like myself with the only difference being that she breeds. In that case, the fact that Marshall was on his third home already (I'm counting the original breeder's home as his first home) there HAS to be something wrong with the situation. Why had a "championed" dog be bounced around from home to home? I understand the why and the how Marshall left his first home, but the 2nd and 3rd rehoming throw huge red flags for me. If I was in Crestwing's shoes, I would have stayed away from that purchase. I for one would really hope that Crestwing would reach out to Rosemark. That would be the honorable thing to do.If Marshall is pampered and loved, I'm glad. Every single furbaby, yorkie or not deserves that. But it doesn't take away from the fact that he is not where he is meant to be. Why Golddust and Yorkielady don't see that, I don't understand. The claim, "we all have/had to start somewhere" is so bogus. Is it really that much harder to start from a solid foundation? |
Just my thoughts but it seems that after working his little tail off to put another trophy on someones shelf that he has been pushed from this one to that one until the novelty of owning a well known "show dog" wore off then he is rehomed yet again, has Marshall ever felt real love? maybe he has at last found a home with someone that will make him feel so loved and cared for, I truly hope so, he is gorgeous. JMO |
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And the problem did not start with the Diane lady actually because the breeder was the 1st line and she has stated she will change the way she places show dogs. I would think it was a good thing that the Crestwing lady checks her pedigrees, that shows she has done some homework like is always suggested on the breeders pages. I applaud her for that. And maybe that was what the lady from Rosemark meant when she said that if the new owner studs him to quality bitches. Hopefully with knowing the lines and what bitch to put him to to improve the breed will happen. Regardless, I hope as I have stated many times that this guy is being spoiled and pampered, he has earned it.:D |
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I can tell you that I own a bitch with Durrer lines and Rothby lines. Should I be contacting up the chain? How did I end up with one??? How are they in my pedigrees? Somewhere down the line it happened and I got a bitch with full registration. I also had a male with many champions in his lines, champion grand sired and granddam...how did I get him full registration? I own a male and female that are Champion sired and I purchased both with no strings attached. How? What about the person who now owns Marshall, how did she obtain all those dogs with nice pedigrees? How about her champion sired one? Happens every day and not with just "back door" purchases. I do not buy that at all. How many other people have nice lines in their pets or breeding dogs and they did not buy them from the original kennel. No one can tell me this is isolated nor can they say it is all from "backdoor" purchases. |
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And as someone on here has already admitted to being a BYB then now that she has a mentor and is showing...time will tell?? Her history is a good indicator? I have to disagree. |
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