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Originally Posted by SnowWa Your post sounds like a lot more regulation and trouble than either one of our countres even wants to get into....... Using the Internet (googling - for instance) is a highly unreliable way to get any information about anyone.....
I can't imagine anyone resorting to this - or having the time or even wanting to bother with it.... It's totally unreliable... not anything anyone would want to use for the purposes you described.....
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Carol Jean - I am not someone that just surfs (googles) the internet looking for silly stories to post on this forum.
This CrossPost came from a Yorkie Rescue/Dog Fancy/Breeder Forum that I am part of and it was requested we CROSS POST this to other reputable organizations. Maybe since you are not part of a rescue/breeder internet link you would not be aware of information that is shared between the groups to help each other out and alert each other to situations that could be harmful to an animal(s). I posted this because we have members in Canada who purchase Yorkies and we have breeders on YT who sell/ship to Canada.
As a side note, we CROSS POST when animals are stolen and try to, at a grass level get the word out so we can have as many dog people looking and made aware of what has happened. Stolen dogs have been found through these efforts. We also CROSS POST about animal abusers (names are included), puppy mill busts, new laws that affect rescue and breeders alike. I could go on with the value of CROSS POSTS and the effort many of these reputable organizations do to help the animals but hopefully you get my point. You are right I don't have the time to dig into each CROSS POST that comes my way but I have learned to believe in their value. Is all of the information correct..No.. but it is a way to communicate across many different levels information that can be helpful and in a very short time. If in this case this CROSS POST alerted one person who was shipping or buying a puppy that was going into Canada to cross their T's and dot their I's then I did my job. Helping animals.