Yes it is a bit hypocritical, I said rarely not never. I guess seeing other children interact with my dogs such as my daughter's friends or cousins would make it hard for me to place a puppy with a home with small children.
I also think that it is good that the family called and took the dog back to the breeder. But now the dog has developed a fear of children, this makes her alot harder to place in even a home who has grandchildren that visit.
I waited almost 2 years to get another puppy, and I rarely even leave my small girl alone with DH, maybe I don't trust other people very well
Most potential buyers do not get on YT and read and learn and hear all the horror stories, like we have. I had to earn the trust of the breeders that I bought Maddie and Rocky from. We talked for Months via email. I already owned Copper at this time and had raised my daughter with him, Copper's breeder didn't care so much and wasn't what I would call reputable, she just wanted to sell puppies. I have learned so much from him
I am not offened by your post these are just my opinions and should only be taken as such. All I am saying is I know that some small kids can be watched and learn how to be appropriate with kids, but still, they shouldn't be left alone together.
If I were a breeder and put my time, sweat, and tears into a breed, I too would be very cautious as to where I placed my puppies and it would be a
rare occurance for me to place a smaller one in a home with young kids