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No one is blaming anyone, I think the point is that it can happen. That no one knows why but it does happen that parti colors can be born from yorkshire terriers. For YTCA to boast that it does not happen and that they are designer dogs is a lie. |
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It states quite clearly on the pedigree who the breeder was, Hylan’s darling Diva was bred by Ann. Diva was sire by Ch Durrer’s Mighty Obsession and Bubbles LarueII (Bubbles also sired by a Durrer dog). Since we know it takes 2 gene carriers to produce Parti’s, it means that not only was the Hylan dog a carrier but so was the Durrner dog . And I really don’t think Betty Ann Durrer was into mix breeding do you ??? |
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These dogs came out of showdogs. To dislike the dog is one thing but for YTCA to state Yorkshire Terrier does have a gene that produces the Parti color is a lie and deceiving the public. |
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But the YTCA boasts this on their website and should not be posted as such pointing directly to the partis. Why are they not pointing to the BYB/puppymills that posts on puppyfind or other sites that are selling so called teacups for $8500.00? "Parti-Color Yorkshire Terriers? Do not be fooled into buying one of these dogs. Now that Designer Dogs are the rage, the “new” Parti-Color Yorkie is certain to draw attention. While we have had problems in the past with “rare gold” Yorkshire Terriers being advertised, the parti-color is a new one! While some breeds have an occasional mismark and some breeds do have a gene for a white dog, we do not. Had there been a problem with white markings, piebald dogs, or white dogs, it would have been addressed in our Standard. Due to unscrupulous breeders advertising parti-colored Yorkshire Terriers at premium prices, our members voted unanimously at our annual meeting to add a disqualification for these and other off colored dogs." |
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YTCA can't control the entire US population and what they do or sell or advertise or ask in price but what the YTCA can do is control the breed standard and that is exactly what they are doing by adding the DQ for the breed and that is to protect it! I'm sorry it's not what you want to hear and what you want to happen but that's the way it is. I will always stand behind the breed standard and adhere to the code of ethics and stand behind my convictions. |
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And if someone sells dogs at a certain price and someone is willing to pay the price that is between the seller and buyer. It is no different when someone uses Ch to sell dogs. Ch sired for this price and Ch grand sired at that price or Someone selling show potential for this price or pet for that price. When show potential most often then not winds up being just pet quailty. |
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Maybe we should forward him that pedigree just posted. Now that there is DNA proof that some dogs from his own club members have produced parti's...maybe it will get him to publically retract his slanderous statements concerning the parti and those that produce them. |
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The only reason we know of this litter is the owner of the dam wouldn't let them disappear. |
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I have raised yorkies for 14 years and none of my dogs were ever dna'ed until AKC started the frequently used sire program. Since the AKC has started collecting dna on the frequently used sires I figure people are being much more careful. Even so, the breeders that only produce a couple of litters a year might never have to send in dna on any of their dogs, especially if they retire their male before he produces 7 litters and they don't use him more than three times in a year. |
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[QUOTE=kpstoybox;3261890]I wonder how many more parti's were produced by these lines...and then just dissappeared? The only reason we know of this litter is the owner of the dam wouldn't let them disappear.[/QUOTE Yup I guess that the dam owner is very happy to be producing Parti's, that was the goal to obtain CH lines.... I would have spayed and neutered and placed into a pet home to stop the undesirable trait of the Parti so yeah I guess it would disappear from me too... |
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[quote=mardelin;3261790]"we" are you pregnant?[/quo LOL!!! |
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Just how would showing a well bred, correctly colored blue and tan yorkie...that meets the standard in every way...be cheating? |
This will be my last post on this thread because I think the point has been made over and over again who stands behind the standard of the Yorkshire Terrier and who doesn't. I hope newbies will read the entire thread and get something educational out of it. Either you want a standard yorkie for show or a parti yorkie as a pet and what is and is not accepted by the YTCA for showing and breeding purposes for an AKC conformation event. YTCA is here to protect the purebred Yorkshire Terrier and I and many others are here to uphold the code of ethics and conduct whether members of the YTCA or not. Only you as a newbie can make your choice. Remember to research and research. Not only for color and the standard but health of being the #1 priority! Choose your breeder wisely! Donna |
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As for the pedigree of these pups, there are many dogs on the sires side and the dams side that were never dna'ed so we will never know that might have been behind those dogs. |
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