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:bravo::bravo::bravo: That was bloody good. Apparently breeding partis makes us all dishonest. |
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Well, what good would it do breeding him to a different female? He is still a carrier. He will pass on the parti gene no matter who he is bred too. |
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I think there is a saying that kind of sums what some of the parti/biewer breeders feel. "We are not interested in picking up crumbs of compassion thrown from the table of someone who considers himself my master. We want the full menu of rights" |
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I cant believe you guys are still at it. This is a dead subject. No one will ever agree. YTCA does not allow Parti's to be shown. Now, this may change one day, but what you guys need to work on are the BYB's that are selling Parti's for sky high profit and exploiting them as designer dogs. Thats what I would be fighting for. Get that cleaned up. Maybe one day YTCA will approve this but that's not the case right now so look what's in front of you and clean it up. Put pressure on those you think are not doing things the right way. But for now, bottom line, the color and the coat are not allowed. JMO and I am not here to argue. Lissette |
WE cannot control the public of the United States, just like the YTCA cannot control the BYB selling sick and horrible looking yorkies. |
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I stand behind what I say. Your opinions mean absolutely nothing to me. And you never seem to "get it". Maybe I dont word it clear enough for you. You parti breeders will ALWAYS twist the facts in order to validate your breeding parti colors. Most of you have never stepped foot in a show ring. Most of you do not even know any YTCA members or show exhibitors. Most of you only have your facts by hearsay from the 3 or 4 of you that didnt have a good experience at dog shows. |
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