02-17-2010, 07:04 AM
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Originally Posted by jencar98  
IMO, anyone that gets a dog should have to go through the same "rescue type" questioning whether you're adopting from a rescue, shelter or purchasing a pup through a reputable breeder. If there were an application process for obtaining a dog, the numbers in shelters/rescues would be reduced greatly, of that I'm certain. | Quote:
Originally Posted by Mardelin Reputable rescues do everything possible to place the right family with the right dog. Yes, they do ask questions and conduct home visits, but then so do reputable breeders. It is all done in what is best for the dog. They do not want to see said dog back in rescue.
Rescue is not for everyone, and as in picking a puppy from a reputable breeder, homework should be done in advance. | You both make excellent points. For both reputable rescues and reputable breeders, it's all about doing what is best for the dog.
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