Hi Marsha,

  That is one of the reasons I couldn't breed Harvey, I'd be in love 
with every pup and not be able to give them up. That is just me 
though. Harvey's breeder screens the people who get pups and says 
the same thing, she can't keep them all. However, she has tons of 
pics from people who keep her updated on the pups they have. 
Everytime I e-mail a photo of Harvey she writes and thanks me for 
giving him a good home. I always tell her I am priviledged that she 
let me have him.
Vicki


--- In [email protected], "marsha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> 
> I'm glad someone else made this reply so I didn't have too. One 
thing that is hard for many to understand is that you can not 
possibly keep ALL the chis you come across. The whole point of 
(ethical) breeding is to better your line to produce the "perfect" 
chi. Sometimes this means letting one that is not quiet up to 
standards or can no longer breed, go to a good pet home. It is 
different than just having one chi that is part of the family. Yes, 
all of my chis are part of my family, and personally I couldn't let 
one go but that is why I also do not breed as much as many 
breeders....I have a hard time letting even the pups go....after 12 
weeks, I am attached!!! But, if you are going to breed, it is just a 
matter of fact that sometimes you have to say goodbye. Otherwise, 
you can never better your line because you are stuck with the same 
line and you can never introduce a new characteristic, for the same 
reason. And, if us breeders can't work to better the breed, then non 
breeders are going to be stuck with mixed breeds, puppy mill pups, 
and lesser quality pups.  jmo
> Marsha
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: Jen-CA 
>   To: [email protected] 
>   Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 5:42 PM
>   Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] I got ripped off Help
> 
> 
>   Hello,
> 
>   That is what breeders do, we get to know other breeders with 
other bloodlines and we make trades.  Nothing wrong with it.  We 
love the pup that leaves and know they are going to a good home that 
will love them and we love the one that comes to us.  WE want to 
better our lines and that is what breeder friends do, they trade. I 
guess you may not of known she breeds?  We breeders help each other 
reach our goal in bettering the breed.
> 
>   Jen-CA
> 
>   [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>     I hope I don't offend you, but TRADING A DOG? How cruel can 
you possibly get? That little brindle Chi is a living, breathing, 
thinking, feeling creature that was probably scared to death, not 
mention wondering what he had done wrong to deserve being dumped so 
casually. My Chi's are my babies and I could no more trade any one 
of them than I could trade off my husband for a newer model. It was 
great that you wanted a pup, but you should have kept the brindle 
too. I true dog lover always has room in his or her heart for one 
more.
> 
>     Gloria
> 
> 
>     "Oh, no! Elastigirl! You married Elastigirl?...Then GOT BUSY! 
This is tooooo good!" Syndrome, from the film, "The Incredibles".
> 
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> 
>   Jen-CA
> 
>   www.wartenaschihuahuas.com
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