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Originally Posted by Cares4Dogs  I would like to just share some thoughts.
If a breeder who has been breeding for 15 years makes one mistake, gets a slap on the wrist, gets suspended for 6 months, but then did their six months, cant you update the list and say "no longer suspended"?
I realize that you may not have time to update the list, but to me its kind of the responsibility you took on when you started with the list and making it available to the public.
If your putting information out on the internet that is incorrect, you might end up facing more than just a threat of a lawsuit and with more than one person.
Your obviously a very caring person to help those in the market find out how reputable their breeder is, but if you dont have time to update the list--how is AKC gonna deal with that when they get complaints from breeders who are no longer on suspension??
Just some thoughts. |
The list states the date of when someone was suspended, so if someone receives a 6 month penalty, anyone looking at it can do the math. It doesn't change the fact they once received the suspension. She stated she will change the list if a penalty is reversed.
I think anyone looking for a puppy and really wants to do their homework and research, should have access to this information.
Personally I wouldn't care if someone has been breeding 1 year or 30 years, if they have any type of violation, that to me is something that should be a record that someone can view when trying to determine who they want to buy a puppy from! JMO.