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Originally Posted by Baby Blessing Excellent post by you Michiko, I personally think and believe being a responsable pet owner has a lot to do with their behavior. I, like you, wish more people would train and work with their dogs. We had Dobermans for many years and Gretta and Nicki were the best behaved and so well trained they were a real joy to us and everyone that met them marveled about them. Right now we are kinda in a dilema as we live in a county that is requiring mandatory spaying/neutering , I have posted to the forum several places tonight regarding it. We don't want to have Baby Blessing spayed but now with the new law they are saying we must  I know there are many that go along with this new law but many that don't too, I personally feel spaying/neutering should be left up to individual decision and not the government telling us what we have to do on this issue. We have always abided by the laws and never have dissobeyed in them. I just feel it is wrong to make responsable citizens do something like this when it is caused by irresponsable people, is it going to keep them from doing wrong and not following the law? I don't think so. Once again we are being scrutinized for irresponsable and non law abiding people. Sorry for rambling on but thanks to you, your post motivated me in saying what I just did and that is good, thank God we live in a wonderful country where we are able to express ourselves freely. Your baby is so precious and I know you are really enjoying her. That is wonderful you can take her to work if you want to  have a nice evening. Thanks again for speaking up and voicing your opinion.
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Sorry if I sound like a real dummy, but are you saying in your county that no one can be a responsible breeder? Everyone has to neuter/spay their animals? How can they do that in the country we live in? Doesn't seem right or fair. Can you get a kennel license to be able to breed, are their exceptions to this law? Just curious. Thanks