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24-07-2010, 07:20 PM
Originally Posted by DevilDogz 
Some people have ethics and morals.. There are enough breeds out there already with out people adding to the problem! Maybe until you lot have been on the other end of this designer dog craze you will carry on to support It but once you have seen the mess that can be caused I so hope you re-think... and as for pedigree owners what does that have to do with It? nothing.
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24-07-2010, 07:22 PM
Originally Posted by maxine
What is the problem with NO profit being made? The pup in the photo was kept until she was 11 weeks as our friend was on holiday. When she collected her she has had all her jabs, is house trained, has recall and has learned bite inhibition. This breeder has produced this litter because she enjoys bringing on beautifully produced puppies. What's wrong with doing for enjoyment? The professional breeder of my GSP who has kennels, imports expensive German dogs, goes to Crufts and churns out a dozen or more litters a year could learn a lot from her.
Breeding for enjoyment Is a selfish reason to breed, not ethics or morals behind It. You think what you want, and I will think what I want... Most toy breeds are kept till their 12weeks so the breeder keeping until 11weeks Is nothing different to any other.
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24-07-2010, 07:22 PM
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24-07-2010, 07:25 PM
Originally Posted by DevilDogz
If you read my post I never said there was anything wrong with NOT making a profit! I said It was hard to believe and then In a later post I said I see no problem with decent breeders making a profit.
Breeding for enjoyment Is a selfish reason to breed, not ethics or morals behind It. You think what you want, and I will think what I want... Most toy breeds are kept till their 12weeks so the breeder keeping until 11weeks Is nothing different to any other.
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24-07-2010, 07:25 PM
Originally Posted by Elmo
Sorry DD but you are not an authority - you don't know what other people have experienced and your comment is very patronising. You try to make us out to be uninformed but I would suggest maybe, just maybe, you don't know everything and some of us have had bad experiences... probably a lot more than you have.
I havent said Im authority either?
I havent said you are uninformed? what Is wrong with people seeing what they want from a post
I have been around rescue DD's and fosters. I have seen the mess, the tempermant problems, the skin problems (when choosing to cross a hairless), I have seen the structure problems ect! I have seen enough to know that alot of DD breeders havent thought twice about the two breeds their crossing.. Ohh yes sorry they have thought twice... about the freaking name they will give them
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24-07-2010, 07:28 PM
Originally Posted by animal-lover
I stick up for my dogs as i love them so much,and dont really need this on every forum i go on.
Now remember yourself and your buddies joined several doodle forums using false names and tried to start trouble.
Now that is lower than low.
Perhaps this whole designer dog threads is to get us lot actually banned is that the point ?
At the end of the day we have got our dogs we love them,as much as you love your dogs surely thats enough.
Go pick on the breeders if you dont like what they do,and leave us to enjoy our dogs.
We cant post on forums in fear of being ganged up upon and believe me this is how we all feel.
You dont actually see many doodle owners on just pet forums do you,thats why we have our own.
Just love your dogs as they dont live as long as us.
Your all strangers.I didnt start this thread so please tell me how Its to get you banned little miss victim? nothing changes
ohh I do love my dogs .....
Ohh and for everyone thats a little confused here believe you me, all this victim crap Is In aim to get the thread locked! 
seen It over and over!
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24-07-2010, 07:29 PM
Originally Posted by Elmo
Don't you mean any dog? Are you saying that KC dogs have some sort of guarantee attached?
Marketing Poodle crosses...Of any kind....as great family pets who will not shed is not right as you DO NOT KNOW!
Temperament wise there are no guarantees....BUT if you need a dog that does not shed due to health issues - then people should realise they are taking a gamble when they go for a cross.
I get some people who don't even know that poodles were bred as retrievers!
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24-07-2010, 07:29 PM
Originally Posted by Blu
Funny that isn't it!
I like a good argument... pity you're not up for it and simply regurgitate gainsay !
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