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What should we worry about the most? Everything! It is all important! It all matters more than anything else! This is why nobody should breed willy nilly. Even with all the testing, things happen. It's what you do about it that matters. |
I use to frown on breeding the off colors before I really listened to the parti breeders reasons for wanting to breed them and get them accepted as a color variation of the yorkie terrier. Also I researched about other breeds where the piebald gene shows up. I dont see anything wrong with the parti breeders wanting a color variation added for their partis. I think they should breed for the standard and keep their lines pure not breeding partis to goldens or other off colors if they want to be considered seriously. I think that health and structure should be more important than color |
Huh? What do you think the standard is? Not is is but is means lol. |
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I'm thinkin' this thread has run its course and those reading it have probably already formed their opinions. I am glad to see that some of those that used to be opposed to the parti have now changed their minds after reading what the parti breeders have written....and it's not just people that have posted on this thread, I also have people emailing me the same thing. So maybe I am wrong....it appears that the parti threads are helping. :) |
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I agree, there are always going to be bad seeds out there with any breed (people breeding just to breed and producing bad representation of the breed) but from the group of people I have recently gotten to know, they are really going to better the Parti Yorkshire Terrier and I can't wait to see what becomes of it. |
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true dark steel blue and tan standard ? My guess would be somewhere around 10-20 %. Most breeders are not going to discard a nice soft black or light blue if they have great pedigrees, health and meet the standard in every other way except for color. We know the only way light blues can meet the standard is to dye the dog but what about the soft blacks ? Can you dye a black coat to meet the standard ? |
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I'm also getting plenty of PM's saying what a wonderful job that those of us that keep standing our ground....so I guess it is informative because I'm receiving emails for the standard and that supports the YTCA. I also agree that this thread has run it's course and as we all know none of us will change our minds....I've always stayed on topic and in a friendly manner and I've gotten so many emails wondering how I can keep my cool and tongue and I just have to say it's easy because I strongly believe in my convictions. Donna |
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I'm glad you took the time to research it a little and base your opinion on facts. |
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By the way, she is correct about you being rude. But I'm sure this won't mean much since you already told me how my opinions do not matter to you. :) |
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As for coloring I couldn't tell ya the % of show exhibitors that do it. I hear how to dye the lighter yorkie but I have no clue or heard how to make a black yorkie lighter. I"m not a hair colorist. And again, Parti's are a DQ in the show ring but a lighter blue yorkie or even a black yorkie isn't a DQ for the show ring LOL...the DQ targets the Parti color and then it's left up to the judges as to DQ or dismiss something other than the Parti. |
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