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Originally Posted by daisysis Ok, I get your piont. only people that can afford a dog at high cost can give it love and care. HOGGGGGGGG WASHHHHH!!!!!!!!!.
i take very good care of my dogs medical and love. and once a person pays for a dog it is none of my buiness how they take care of it. I hope and pray that they will take care of them. So if you think i am a back yard breeder so be it. i think maybe we have some not so honest people that are out to make a profit selling there dogs and do not want to admitted it. so be it, it is there right to justify why they sell dogs at $1000.00 $$$$$$. and i know there dogs are no finer or healther than mine. at $600.00 |
Perhaps the difference is IT IS my business how my pups are taken care of and "I dont hope and pray they will take care of them" Iam confident the pup will be well taken care of.
A proper breeding pair should be as close to the breed standard as possible...
not down eared, not modified coat, not over standard weight, not over sized ears, not over sized muzzle, not long narrow muzzle, not long legged or long bodied not over or undershot bite, not roached back, not down tailed.
There are too many breeders out their that take no thought in a breeding pair, throw two dogs together and 63 days later have pups, more often than not these off spring do not come even close to the standard. Here lies the vicious circle. Here lies the price difference. Here lies the same old adage I posted before "You get what you pay for"