DiscussWorldIssues - Socio-Economic Religion and Political Uncensored Debate - View Single Post

**Mypepraipse** · 06-19-2012, 09:20 PM

It's all relative. In this case it's going to depend on what your definition of "superior" is in relation to a dog.

I had an unpapered dog back in 1984 that was one of the best dogs I have ever owned or ever will. All I wanted at the time was a pet. So he was superior because he fit EXACTLY what I wanted him to do.

Now I compete in shows so solid dogs with registration papers are required. I consider the dogs I have to be superior by their accomplishments though, NOT because they are registered. There's a shit ton of dogs out there that are registered that I wouldn't wast alpo on to feed.

So I guess my answer is yes and no LOL

^^^ I get this totally.
I currently own a dog that is a pet. She is medium energy and has very little drive. She is EXACTLY what we need in a dog being a busy young family. She's low maintenance and easy to deal with.
Definitely some people on this forum would NOT want a dog like this but she is a perfect fit for us!

06-19-2012, 09:20 PM	#4
Mypepraipse Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 498 Senior Member	It's all relative. In this case it's going to depend on what your definition of "superior" is in relation to a dog. I had an unpapered dog back in 1984 that was one of the best dogs I have ever owned or ever will. All I wanted at the time was a pet. So he was superior because he fit EXACTLY what I wanted him to do. Now I compete in shows so solid dogs with registration papers are required. I consider the dogs I have to be superior by their accomplishments though, NOT because they are registered. There's a shit ton of dogs out there that are registered that I wouldn't wast alpo on to feed. So I guess my answer is yes and no LOL ^^^ I get this totally. I currently own a dog that is a pet. She is medium energy and has very little drive. She is EXACTLY what we need in a dog being a busy young family. She's low maintenance and easy to deal with. Definitely some people on this forum would NOT want a dog like this but she is a perfect fit for us!
	Quote