[JCarlson2004]

Originally Posted by SoCalyorkiLvr

I cannot fault the member who emailed the breeder because he/she is within their rights to do so, but I hope it was done in a favorable way to show your generosity and professionalism as I, for one, was very impressed when I read your first post in response to this thread because you did not even say you were a breeder much less ask them to check out your puppies. That is much more restraint than most would have and then to compliment the competition on her dogs....well, let's just say , I was impressed. You then continued to respond to the thread starter's request for info on breeders in the area. I love breeders.net and I think you handled the situation with professionalism.

I hope the breeder who received the email returned your compliment and was favorably impressed with your words of approval.