I know when i called her I googled her name, and it came up in what looked like pretty prestigious places. I think she has have received the Top Breeder Award from the Yorkshire Terrier Club Of America, 3 times. She has also had multiple Best In Show winners, Best in Specialty Show winners, Specialty winners and multiple dogs in the top ranking of the breed in USA and many foreign countries. She also had the # 1 Yorkie in the USA for 2003. Funny thing is for now none of that is as important to me as it would be to you all. When i first spoke with her, I just felt like doing the "I am not worthy bow" you know?

I know I don't usually have the best of luck in life and I was trying my best to make sure I wasn't the one supporting puppy mills and brokers. I didn't want to be caught unaware with a puppy with severe health problems because I chose to purchase a pet from the pet store. I rather have peace of mind in knowing that my Yorkie has had someone looking out for his best interests since day one.

Anyway I am so glad you were able to attend that show in GA. It's always great to go to that kind of thing, but even better to be able to cheer a friend on.

Tiger's Mom - KeeKee with the bow is only 17 months old and Gigi is only just 6 months. In Open class - is where you get the points, most of the time. Those dogs are most often 3 and 4 years old, especially at a bigger show (18 + yorkies count). They will be going off later with a handler when they are ready. Easy, my oldest girl 22 months old, will go off first in Jan. with our handler.

Parkside Yorkies - are very very very nice. Marie Kaufman Cardona is the owner of this line and they are very thought after. They have a real regal appearance and excellent quality. Good luck Princesa getting a yorkie from her. You will be very fortunate. It was Parkside's Just Kidding that was showing in the Open Dogs class. :thumbup: My male Pepe has Parkside in his line: Pete Sake and Safari (both champions).
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Parkside's Just Kidding took a 2nd on Sat. and a !st and a Reserve on Sunday. Pretty good!! There were a lot of dogs to compete with at this show!
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WOW thas good. She is looking to give me a companion dog and since my son is homeschooled i figured to learn enough to show a dog would be kind of the same as having a 4H type of project. I just cant even imagine how to start if i did want desire to show a dog, and am even intimidated by all the information I have read and learned.

Anyway my son and I were watching a dog show in TV a few weeks ago. We both are clueless as to how they judge especially when its i guess a "Best in \Show" title. I am assuming that that is where there are all kinds of breeds showing. I mean how in the heck would you pick a the best out of a group of dogs that are so diverse. I guess at the same time, I am one of those people who doesnt get the Ms. Universe pagent when the have all those beautiful women representing all the countries in the world, and the judges have to pic one. WHEW!

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I am dying to see what she has available......could never find her website...but her dogs were awesome in Atlanta.

Let us know.....:):)

ok I tried to post a lil something in the right section so here is a link...

http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=57385

HE is adorable and sweet.. just need advice on gettin his ear to perk back up!

oh and she is a very nice knowledgeable Woman. I hope i can adopt a second one from her in the future

Kisses