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Again it goes back to the ethics of the breeder. |
all I can say is that it is sad what we had done to those poor dogs in the name of beauty.. I also have an open door policy, if for ANY reason my parents can't take care of the dog, I will take him or her back no questions asked,I will make sure my dogs, get a new home or stay with me. I do wish we can take a hard look at what is happening and put our little grain of sand into help fixing it.. hugs, Carmen in nj |
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Perhaps all litters should have to be microchipped in order to register them. That system would track every dog back to it's breeder. I agree with the problem of where does one persons rights end and anothers begin. Similar to the seat belt laws, one person believe it is their right to NOT wear a seat belt, even though the taxpayers have to support this person if they become brain damaged due to them NOT wearing one. Not to bring in another issue, just using it as an example. |
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The difference to me is that a puppy has no control if he/she is born or not and is controlled by whomever owns him/her. They have no choices. Human's have choices when it comes to wearing a seatbelt or not but again it boils down to the high cost of insurance (medical care). When I was a kid no one wore a seatbelt, now I don't know anyone who doesn't...I am sure it has helped bring down the cost of brain damage in auto accidents....big time. |
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video quote: "all in the pursuit of cosmetic points, not anatomical points" :confused::(:mad: So true! It's has been out of control for far too many years. $$$$$ is the reason. Many breeders say that there is no money in breeding. Are they sure about that? When a dog is labeled BEST IN SHOW in the serious, high end UKC, and AKC shows, there IS money in breeding those dogs. The money makers are the ones who control these organizations and breed clubs, and who fight to keep the rules they have made in tact. You witnessed them going to the hearings in this video and there are many, many, more like them representing other breeds in the UKC and AKC. Money controls the continuance of this problem. This video is heartbreaking, and the UKC and breed club presidents were shameful in it. We hear about the BYB and puppymill unethical money making mind set. To see in this video the high ranking people in the dog world giving top honors to sick and defective dogs, talking about these breeds by glorifying continuous inbreeding, dismissing genetic and health issues, and ignoring historical breeding failures, makes them just as SICKENING as the BYB and puppymill breeder. IMO it's worse because they are hypocrites. I'll take a puppy from a Hobby Breeder whose concerned about health anyday! |
Hobby Breeders We are not show breeders--- we put health and temperament before looks, we don't care about the ribbons We are not puppy mills----- we do not mass produce, money is not our objective We are not back yard breeders---- we have researched our breed and breeding practices and continue to learn, the health and welfare of our dogs comes first. We research and choose our breeding stock carefully, And we take responsibility for our puppies. This is not to start an argument, it is to clarify exactly who we are. Many people believe that if one is not a show breeder, they are either a puppy miller or a byb. We are non of the those. We do it because we love it and we love our dogs. Our dogs are more than a status symbol or a dollar sign. Just like with any other hobby, we do it because we love to do it. We get our gratification from just having the dogs and raising healthy puppies, and improving on what we do. |
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hugs, Carmen in nj |
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Please don't think I am opposed to breeding...I am not but I think it is totally out of control and we need to stop the slaughter of all of these animals and figure out how we are going to be a humane society and also have wonderful healthy purebred dogs. |
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Again if my hobby was knitting sweaters and I sold one for $500 I would have to declare income on it...how many Hobby breeders do you think do this? |
If its a hobby theres too many people doing this hobby because too many animals are put to death each year. I know by saying that I am a little of a hypocrite because I got my yorkies from a breeder but now that I know better I will be going to a shelter or a rescue |
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