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Originally Posted by Nancy1999  I am entitled to my opinion and I'm entitled to share it, in a respectful way. I think I did that. To me, registering a dog that never was purchased with breeding rights is the same as stealing and that is one huge "flaw". Obviously those breeders doing business with these other registries are going to think that's unfair of me. If you sold an AKC dog with no breeding rights and someone bred them anyway, and registered them with another registry would you think they were being "unfair"? I'm going one step further and saying that's unethical, and I would not do business with a company that I believed to be unethical, unfair is a different matter, and it difficult to appear fair to all those concerned. |
I agree, nothing was aimed at any one person. An opinion was given, you gave yours also.
I have had people buy dogs without breeding rights and turn around and register them with "another" registry. This is very unethical. The association that registered the dog falsely would not do anything about it when I contacted them. Thank goodness I got the dog back, did not want or even ask the other person for these "falsified" papers. They are worthless to me, as I had the dog's original registration. I was holding it until she was spayed, but that did not matter to this other registry.