They have been for centuries though. Like the Pekinese. Bred solely to be a status symbol and lap warmer.No breed should be bred for pet
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They have been for centuries though. Like the Pekinese. Bred solely to be a status symbol and lap warmer.No breed should be bred for pet
True!They have been for centuries though. Like the Pekinese. Bred solely to be a status symbol and lap warmer.
Im not saying they should be. Im saying these people commenting on GSDs donât comment on those other breeds. That said, I donât see whatâs wrong with breeding for pets as long as itâs ethically done. I mean, after all, a pet is most dogâs biggest purpose.
I don't look at ads that don't have descriptions about the dogs other than " _ male, _ female: $__"It is possible but hard to know and prove that the dog can do it if you donât show at all. I donât think every dog in the pedigree needs to be titled or shown
I think a lot of this is up to personal preference! I wouldnât recommend going to a breeder that doesnât show/work their dogs
on that subject, Whatâs something that would make you not go to a breeder that isnât necessarily unethical?
I donât think you necessarily have to work or show them or whatever as long as youâre health testing. Lots of people donât care about any of that other stuff.The thing is, you can't ethically breed for pets. Being a pet is a byproduct. To breed ethically you hate to (among many other things) health test, and prove your dog is structurally sound by proving in the field, in the show ring, or some sort of sport. To have a good sport, working, show dog, you have to breed for that. They'll be pets regardless
They have been for centuries though. Like the Pekinese. Bred solely to be a status symbol and lap warmer.
Iirc, the king Charles spaniels were partially kept by royalty because they thought that at night, the fleas would go bite the dog on the bed and leave the people aloneThey have been for centuries though. Like the Pekinese. Bred solely to be a status symbol and lap warmer.
I donât think you necessarily have to work or show them or whatever as long as youâre health testing. Lots of people donât care about any of that other stuff.
Yeah I guess that makes sense but then again thereâs dogs with dysplasia and stuff still herding and working because a lot of farmers donât test them. So doesnât always mean theyâre sound. But usually does I suppose.Well, people don't care about a lot of stuff unfortunately. But it can't prove that your dog is structurally sound. Actually working your dog is the best way to prove that, of course, but it needs to be proven throughout the line
Iirc, the king Charles spaniels were partially kept by royalty because they thought that at night, the fleas would go bite the dog on the bed and leave the people alone