Thank you. I’m glad that at least one person isn’t jumping to conclusions about me. People need to look for the facts and ask questions before assuming stuff because it’s very rude. I know it’s controversial for all, but it’s rude to assume things BEFORE even asking me what our plan is. Listen before you speak. Thank you. I appreciate it Luna.
Here’s my two cents. If you can change the title of your thread to something along the lines of “Boston Terriers- What should I know before breeding them”, then I think you will come across better as someone who is trying to learn rather than as someone who only wants to maximize puppy sales.
I completely understand your point. Trust me, I had a dog that had hip displaysia and we had to take him out multiple times a day. It was very sad. We had to go through the pain of putting him down. I’m not totally uneducated about the horror of having to be with an animal as they breathe their last breath. And with Bostons, we would be responsible breeders. We would be breeding for them to have longer noses because the smashed in ones are cruel. You assuming that we are breeding for the fun of it is ridiculous, putting words in my mouth that aren’t even their. Obviously I know not to breed a dog with cherry eye. I won’t change my mind of this controversial topic either. Like I said, I didn’t find any research on what amount of litters for a Boston Terrier would be good a year, so again, I am saying that I came to this forum to ask people for their opinion. Do I have to go from totally uneducated to the most professionally trained veterinarian in the world? No. Everyone has to start somewhere so I’m starting with this question which I could not find. And no, I am not totally uneducated about Bostons. I know what their like, the responsibility of caring for a Boston, certain issues that may arise. Yes I know many dogs end up in the shelter, but if you are screening potential buyers, and telling the buyers that at any point if you can’t care for your dog any longer and need to get rid of them, bring them BACK to us. We would offer a lifetime support if they are going to get rid of their Boston. That way we wouldn’t have dogs ending up in shelters. I know the pain of having to stay with an animal until their last breathe whether it be a dog, a cat, rabbits, even fish for goodness sakes. I’ve had to experience it and its not pretty.
Thank you for your very calm response. I really appreciate it. Yes, everyone on here has been helpful in their own unique ways and I’ve gleaned a few tips from it.
I don’t know how. I would just try to edit it, and if that doesn’t work, ask a mod. Quickest way I know of to find a mod is to report a post (one of your own maybe?) and ask in the field that pops up.
Also, I want to thank you for your time and input. I hope I didn’t come off rude or anything. I apologize if that’s what it seemed.
Ok changed it. Thank you!
Oh, that looks so much nicer!!
