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Originally Posted by Yorkieville200  I know a web designer that designs another breeder's entire site, too. The breeder only sends her the photo's and information about each dog. The designer does all of the wording, etc.
So, I can understand. But your company has done you a great injustice, identifying you as a "business".
I'd be happy to put you in touch with a great web designer. Just p.m. me if you're interested.
Sheila |
I was just reading a rebuttal/response on the rip off report where someone basically described a breeder as one who has bred a litter..etc., etc., isn't this the same thing "technically" ? - if you 'sell' dogs - that is take money from someone for what you have sold them - you are in fact a 'business' (you don't have to have a business name, tax id # - you're a business...under the table or however) Selling dogs - even that one accidental litter someone had - is a business, which a business can be short or long term. Using politically correct terms doesn't change what it is. Some people use the term "hobby breeder" well, once you take money for "your hobby" you're now out of the hobby and into a business (even if you didn't report your "earnings" to the IRS).
I think everyone gets so caught up in the terminology that the importance of the message is lost.