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Re: Responsible Breeding, what's your view?
not flogging this poor old worn out donkey again!!!
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Re: Responsible Breeding, what's your view?
For me it would be someone who had gotten a good mentor before they even began, got the breeders permission, health tested the bitch and gotten the health test results for the father, they should both be proven examples of the breed either through working trials or conformation shows. They should make sure they're compatible and that they're breeding to further the breed and be willing to hand rear the puppies and take them back if necessary. Wow that sounds like a lot.
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The breeder was experienced and wasn't breeding for profit and churning litters out. |
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Re: Responsible Breeding, what's your view?
The exact opposite of this Help with my Akita !
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Re: Responsible Breeding, what's your view?
I'd hope the take a pup back, temperaments etc, would come under the mentorship and knowing what you have/where you're going, but worth noting separately. Apols if it is flogging a dead horse, but there are obviously very different views about responsible breeding, and what it means to people.
I have no problem with those who breed without having proven their dogs at show or working, in some cases its not possible to prove working ability for dogs, possibly even illegal, depending on the breed! I don't think there is any reason why those who breed purely to produce pets, that are good examples of the breed, can't be classed as responsible.
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Agree 100% with you |
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Re: Responsible Breeding, what's your view?
You didn't add - has homes for the expected number of puppies before they breed
but I do agree with the OP's list I too have been surprised with the number of unintentional/poor matings that seem to happen, in this day and age and in view of ALL the bad publicity there is really no excuse for it.
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