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**Nzmoafzn** · 05-18-2010, 03:59 PM

Why is this not professional?

Also, those are the same registration requirements the ADBA uses, save for the fact that they do not require an inspection, only photos.

Blessings ...

Many people aren't religious or of a different religion and could easily find that offensive. Its generally accepted that religion is a personal thing and should be left out of business dealings unless you happen to be the owner of a religious based premesis or work for a religious institution. Dog registries don't fall into that category. Could you imagine the fits people would throw if the AKC or UKC tried putting a Bible quote on their registration papers?

I won't go into a long story, but I am also not a fan of the ADBA or APRI and don't consider a papered dog registered with them any better than any dog from a shelter that also looks like it could be whatever breed the shelter is claiming. A lot of that has to do with breeders/purchasers lying through their teeth to register and breed mutts that look purebred to be able to sell the pups for more $ or people using those registries to legitimize "designer breed" dogs like Yorkiepoos and Puggles.

If I wanted a registered dog and to pay registered dog prices I would go AKC or UKC or to a specific breed registry like the one for the Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog (if I were looking for something a bit more rare).

05-18-2010, 03:59 PM	#5
Nzmoafzn Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 464 Senior Member	Why is this not professional? Also, those are the same registration requirements the ADBA uses, save for the fact that they do not require an inspection, only photos. Blessings ... Many people aren't religious or of a different religion and could easily find that offensive. Its generally accepted that religion is a personal thing and should be left out of business dealings unless you happen to be the owner of a religious based premesis or work for a religious institution. Dog registries don't fall into that category. Could you imagine the fits people would throw if the AKC or UKC tried putting a Bible quote on their registration papers? I won't go into a long story, but I am also not a fan of the ADBA or APRI and don't consider a papered dog registered with them any better than any dog from a shelter that also looks like it could be whatever breed the shelter is claiming. A lot of that has to do with breeders/purchasers lying through their teeth to register and breed mutts that look purebred to be able to sell the pups for more $ or people using those registries to legitimize "designer breed" dogs like Yorkiepoos and Puggles. If I wanted a registered dog and to pay registered dog prices I would go AKC or UKC or to a specific breed registry like the one for the Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog (if I were looking for something a bit more rare).
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