As you may already be fully aware, there are more than one hundred different types of dogs that are recognized by the American Kennel Club. Each dog is recognized by its breed. If you are contemplating buying a purebred dog to add to your family, it is important that you know a little about the [...]
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[Source: My Puppy Care Site]
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
By: Barbara Copley
My husband and I volunteer at the Panhandle Animal Shelter, Sandpoint, Idaho. This is a no-kill shelter, and I wanted to share a feel good story. We received two Dalmation mix puppies, one was deaf. He relied on the other one to help him out. At an Adopt-A-Thon both puppies were taken to the local mall and we were worried about the healthy one being adopted without the deaf one. A family came by with a deaf child and took both of them. Someone was watching out for them. Thank You.
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[Source: Comments on: Will Oprah exposure slow down cruel puppy mills?]
By: The OTHER Pat
Comment by concerned � August 31, 2008 @ 1:34 pm
"To say ALL pet stores buy from Puppy Mills. And that ALL licensed and inspected USDA commercial kennels are dirty Puppy Mills. Comes from a thought process that many Americans hoped would have been outgrown in today�s America. "
Except that you've mis-stated it here. Let's try again:
NO Responsible Breeder will sell their animals to pet stores or through other commercial outlets. A Responsible Breeder accepts the *responsibility* of finding a home for each and every life they have had the *responsibility* of bringing into existence. And that rules out letting someone who's being paid to run a cash register and run credit cards be the one who sends puppies to their new homes.
So, to fix your statement above - by definition - NO Responsible Breeder will sell their animals to pet stores or through other commercial outlets. And as for all the other kinds of breeders - well, they don't need to be bringing animals into this world at all.
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[Source: Comments on: Will Oprah exposure slow down cruel puppy mills?]
"To say ALL pet stores buy from Puppy Mills. And that ALL licensed and inspected USDA commercial kennels are dirty Puppy Mills. Comes from a thought process that many Americans hoped would have been outgrown in today�s America. "
Except that you've mis-stated it here. Let's try again:
NO Responsible Breeder will sell their animals to pet stores or through other commercial outlets. A Responsible Breeder accepts the *responsibility* of finding a home for each and every life they have had the *responsibility* of bringing into existence. And that rules out letting someone who's being paid to run a cash register and run credit cards be the one who sends puppies to their new homes.
So, to fix your statement above - by definition - NO Responsible Breeder will sell their animals to pet stores or through other commercial outlets. And as for all the other kinds of breeders - well, they don't need to be bringing animals into this world at all.
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[Source: Comments on: Will Oprah exposure slow down cruel puppy mills?]
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Belda Shows in Canby Oregon
Flying Ford Lady Beldaran (Belda) She is 7 months in this picture. This is the big boston show in Canby Ore.
Introducing Butch
FlyingFord, Flying ford Sir Francis Drake
He is 8 weeks old here. He has great form even at this early age
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