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Ahhh, gotcha! Now I've figured it out. LMAO by the way!!! Yeah, just saw his, still laughing here... :lol tears |
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*duh* "You crack me up, especially if you think a puppymiller would have any responsible defense at all for breeding. I take it you have not had much experience with rescue, or seeing the puppymillers, or been to a mill auction. Me thinkish you need some more educating on the subject of puppy millers and what they produce." Nope. I'm good. That's where I based my information and opinions/facts off of, thanks. And I never said that puppy millers would have any sort of RESPONSIBLE defense and THAT was my point...I appreciate you pointing that out again. |
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well i agree with you here on this one , i think i am getting better at agreeing with others |
feminvstr Nice. I like that. :thumbdown My comment aren\'t in disregards to one\'s ego. My comments;view points;opinions;facts are my own and like most here I was posting them to share and gather the same from other people. Take this where you\'d like, but I\'m sure there are other posts on other forums that might suit your needs better if that\'s the case. |
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"Isn\'t it true, that a lesser quality dog could win if it had a better, more experienced handler than the better quality dog?? If the handler is inexperienced, the dog doesn\'t stand a chance of winning. So if you can afford the best handlers, then you\'re going to win the shows." It is true that a more experienced handler typically can hide faults on a lesser dog and promote the good traits the dog does posess and therefore present a better picture for the judge. A novice handler simply doesn\'t have the experience to do this, but once in awhile you find a green handler that just has that natural ability. So you stand a chance, but you\'re right...it\'s not very good. |
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