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**nannysuetle** · 05-28-2010, 03:25 AM

What do you want to do to prove your dogs are worthy of breeding? Is it just a certain 'look' that you're looking to produce?

I really don't give a damn what people do with their personal property. But the ethical thing to do is to think about the breed's future, if you do truly love this breed. Yes, we need responsible, ethical breeders to keep this breed alive. I want the breed to survive. But it is my personal opinion that there are way too many 'pit bulls' out there, owned & bred by every Tom, Dick & Harry. This is a lot of dog, and not everyone is capable of handling & owning one responsibly. So this breed is also the most common to end up in a shelter and to be euthanized. I want the breed to survive, but I also want fewer of them out there in the world.

In my opinion, the biggest thing for you to worry about is who are you going to give your pups to? How are you going to ensure that the new owners are going to do right by the dogs & not let them end up in the shelter or making us all look bad? That's the biggest problem w/ the breed today - not enough responsible owners.

05-28-2010, 03:25 AM	#11
nannysuetle Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 480 Senior Member	What do you want to do to prove your dogs are worthy of breeding? Is it just a certain 'look' that you're looking to produce? I really don't give a damn what people do with their personal property. But the ethical thing to do is to think about the breed's future, if you do truly love this breed. Yes, we need responsible, ethical breeders to keep this breed alive. I want the breed to survive. But it is my personal opinion that there are way too many 'pit bulls' out there, owned & bred by every Tom, Dick & Harry. This is a lot of dog, and not everyone is capable of handling & owning one responsibly. So this breed is also the most common to end up in a shelter and to be euthanized. I want the breed to survive, but I also want fewer of them out there in the world. In my opinion, the biggest thing for you to worry about is who are you going to give your pups to? How are you going to ensure that the new owners are going to do right by the dogs & not let them end up in the shelter or making us all look bad? That's the biggest problem w/ the breed today - not enough responsible owners.
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