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22-10-2005, 07:40 PM
at the end of the day! i rather be in a bull and mastiff group than a terrier
No offence
but ask many owners who own staffys if they class them as terriers or bull breeds
i would say most would say bull breeds! and i class the BM as mastiff and bull breed!
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22-10-2005, 07:42 PM
Originally Posted by eRaze
Im not sure at the mo... 
It does seem that alot of people class themselves as bull-breed owners... so we might remove the staffy section and start a new one for bull breed owners.
Because I don;t think the staffy owners need their own club just yet as we are too small and it makes it fairer on everyone else too.
Also, people with bull-breeds could then choose which way they wanted to identify themselves or they could be part of both clubs
thanks u for seeing my point!
sorry lol
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22-10-2005, 07:43 PM
im sorry if i have made u feel like that as this was not my point!
the JRT is in the terrier section right? see i could be wrong! when it comes to kennel club i dont take much intrest!
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22-10-2005, 07:47 PM
Originally Posted by jake
hmmmmmmmmm I feel left out. I know some other who do too.
We're only using the KC groupings as a guideline
Dogweb's breed clubs are not meant to 'exclude' anyone - hence we have a cross breeds/mongrel club as well as a club for those members who do not even own dogs but own other pets People who own new breeds such as the Untanagon - how would you classify it? which group? if there isnt a group we can create our own - 'non KC breeds' or similar.
Remember nothing is set in stone and we can make our own rules as we go along - as this is a Dogweb thing not a KC one or one that any other 3rd party can control
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22-10-2005, 08:10 PM
I just wonder what has attracted people to these individual groups - as for most breeds there are already numerous sites they could use.
And although I own Staffs I like reading advice/points of view from people such as Mini, Inca, SB, Steve, Snorri,BorderDawn, Amts etc and many others who own different breeds than mine. I think thats the good and possibly the best thing about dogweb -the diversity.
Just my opinion.
Karen
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22-10-2005, 08:14 PM
Originally Posted by Kazz
Can I ask why people think we need seperate groups? do you not think it will isolate us - from the main board? or that the "individual groups" will become boring - I must say I joined dogweb because it incorporated all dogs regardless of their breed/age/status.I just wonder what has attracted people to these individual groups - as for most breeds there are already numerous sites they could use.
And although I own Staffs I like reading advice/points of view from people such as Mini, Inca, SB, Steve, Snorri,BorderDawn, Amts etc and many others who own different breeds than mine. I think thats the good and possibly the best thing about dogweb -the diversity.
Just my opinion.
Karen
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