Mrb1p
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Hmmm, I see it when I click on your avy but not on the side. Welp.Huh? It blinks I swear to the Holy Ghost of Roy. Can't see on mobile right now but I could before the forum change.
Hmmm, I see it when I click on your avy but not on the side. Welp.Huh? It blinks I swear to the Holy Ghost of Roy. Can't see on mobile right now but I could before the forum change.
Hmmm, I see it when I click on your avy but not on the side. Welp.
Yes that's your choice, and I dont expect to change your mind. Doesnt mean you are right to do so.Because it's my choice. I want a purebred Alaskan Malamute from a reputable breeder and that's what I am going to get.
This idea that all breeders are the cause of dogs in shelters is just BS. The cause is puppy mills, backyard breeders and unscrupulous breeders that are in it to try and make a buck. A reputable breeder that shows their dogs and does proper health testing and limits to one or two litters a year make little or no money from it and do it because of their love of the breed.
I've had two mixed breed dogs, one given to my by a friend when it was 8 weeks old, after a co-worker of his father's did bother to spay and neuter his two dogs and ended up with a bunch of Alaskan Malamute (mother) and German Shepherd/Lab mix (father). My second dog was a doberman mix who was about 8 months old when he was brought into a pet food and grooming store I worked at during my CEGEP days by a customer that found it wondering her neighborhood. I took the dog in and tried to find the owner to no avail and ended up keeping it.
Since then I have had the two above pure breed Alaskan Malamutes from the same breeder, the dogs are related as in Koda is Juno's great-uncle, and I want to get another malamute from puppyhood.
If people focused their efforts on pushing government to not allow pet shops to sell dogs and cats, pushed them to stop backyard breeding and puppy mills, then dog and cat rescues would no longer be required, or their would be a lot less of them. A reputable breeder will take one of their dogs back no matter what. You are suddenly moving or just simply don't want the dog anymore, they will take it back and most have that written into the contract you sign when you get the dog.
Also a rescue dog is not for everyone. Rescues can come with unexpected bad habits that some people are no able or ready to contend with. I'm not saying I might not go the rescue route down the road but for right now that is not for me.
Yes that's your choice, and I dont expect to change your mind. Doesnt mean you are right to do so.
Dogs are dogs, they're not cats.
Because it's a dog that doesnt need to be born? And I meant cars, not cats lol.Not even sure what you mean by this.
I am RIGHT in my decision. Just like someone who decides to get rescue.
Sad when you can't even provide a coherent reason why a person should not get a purebred dog from a breeder over a rescue.
Mine represents everyone's reaction when reading a thread from 'Trade Rumors and Free Agent Talk'
Yes that's your choice, and I dont expect to change your mind. Doesnt mean you are right to do so.
Dogs are dogs, they're not cars.
Because it's a dog that doesnt need to be born? And I meant cars, not cats lol.
So, basically youre just mad that I am right? Its in your right to buy a dog from a breeder, if thats what you want, but its a ridiculous thing. A dog is a dog, and all that breeder specific trait research is not something that you, as a dog enthusiast/lover should strive for. Its a ridiculous thought to go for the dog that you like because of its looks or "temperament" if theres similar already born ones waiting in shelters just to get grabbed.What an arrogant thing to say. Really? Get off your high pedestal because you "rescue" dogs from the pound.
Saying it's "a dog that doesn't need to be born" when you buy from a breeder shows how little thought you have put into your ethics. I'll let you in on a secret, life isn't all misery.
If you want to help out an animal in a pound or a bad situation that you can that's great, but to act like some stuck up yuppie with their rescue on an online forum shows your more interested in the social kudos for owning a rescue than anything else.
So, basically youre just mad that I am right? Its in your right to buy a dog from a breeder, if thats what you want, but its a ridiculous thing. A dog is a dog, and all that breeder specific trait research is not something that you, as a dog enthusiast/lover should strive for. Its a ridiculous thought to go for the dog that you like because of its looks or "temperament" if theres similar already born ones waiting in shelters just to get grabbed.
The problem isnt that they dont live happy life in the shelters, btw, most do. Its the fact that theres plenty of dogs that havent reached the shelter that dont live a decent life, or that some are in need of medical support.
People dont like it when you burst their NA confort bubble, I know.
I'd wager that mutts in shelters have better quality care than you find in most purebred puppy mills. There is no good reason to limit oneself to a purebred. It's all about the vanity of the owner when all is said and done.So, basically youre just mad that I am right? Its in your right to buy a dog from a breeder, if thats what you want, but its a ridiculous thing. A dog is a dog, and all that breeder specific trait research is not something that you, as a dog enthusiast/lover should strive for. Its a ridiculous thought to go for the dog that you like because of its looks or "temperament" if theres similar already born ones waiting in shelters just to get grabbed.
The problem isnt that they dont live happy life in the shelters, btw, most do. Its the fact that theres plenty of dogs that havent reached the shelter that dont live a decent life, or that some are in need of medical support.
People dont like it when you burst their NA confort bubble, I know.
Tavares was seen in vieux-port de Montréal with Weber, Tavares to Montréal confirmed, e4
Im not shaming anyone, I asked them why, Ozy answered and I was fine with his answer, Beo can do what ever he wants but he was pretty defensive about it and im not sure his reasoning was fair at all, and Im pretty sure he knows it.I hope you mean North American hahah. I’ve spent 4 of the past 6 years living in central and South America. I’ve seen plenty of strays.
And you are incorrect that someone can always get the dog they want from a shelter. As an evolutionary biologist I can tell you that there is a MASSIVE variation of traits within one breed that you just can’t always tell when adopting a dog.
My post was in response to you trying to shame others who are excited about a new puppy. Not trying to dissuade anyone from adopting a pup.
Or, hopefully, its Weber to TOAfterwards, they were also seen in a restaurant, confirmed e4.