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Originally Posted by bobohyde  I am one of those members reading this, listening to the different opinions, having questions but afraid to post for fear of getting jumped on... but here goes. There are some definite strong opinions here. I completely understand the need to breed a healthy dog, one that has been checked out by a vet and without genetic defects, and one with a good temperament. I keep hearing the phrase "for the betterment of the breed" mentioned. I have heard some say breeds should not be crossed. And the op dogs were called mutts. So is it those member's opinions that in a perfect world, there should only be specific breeds and it is always wrong to cross breeds even if you follow all the other protocol about health and temperament and are breeding for families who are not interested in a registered breed because they only want a pet? |
As with any topic or school of thought their are many, many, many opinions about this...in a perfect world only perfectly healthy AND HAPPY DOGS would be here! Don't ever be afraid to add your voice. Just be open to others disagreement.
We all want whats for the best for the pups, we all just have a different way of wanting that to happen!