View Full Version : Senator Obama's new dog...
catfancier
07-15-2008, 04:58 PM
Hi all
Been a while since I posted but I was just reading the LA Times animal newsfeed today and thought I would provide a link to the story - which also has a link to the Best Friends Network's online petition to encourage the Obamas to adopt a dog from a shelter rather than purchasing one from a breeder or heaven forbid, a pet shop. I encourage everyone to sign the BFN petition.
Click on the following link for details :)
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/unleashed/2008/07/obamas-get-some.html
*LabLoverKEB*
07-20-2008, 07:45 PM
Just signed it! Thank you for posting this!;)
IRescue452
07-21-2008, 08:45 PM
Idiots. Goldendoodles aren't hypoallergenic or even guaranteed to be low-dander. I think if they want low-dander, big, furry, golden, and endlessly bouncy, they should get the wheaton. Or a bouvier. They should definately test run a breed before getting one since they have allergy issues. They have an opportunity here to set an example in from of millions, the question is will it be good or bad?
Logan
07-23-2008, 06:15 PM
I think if Oprah sticks by her word to educate and adopt from now on, Barach Obama will adopt a rescue dog, even if it is a purebred animal. Oprah is obviously very close to him, very supportive, and I imagine that given the chance, she will express her feelings.
I do think that this is a very private decision and if Mr. Obama and his family want to buy a purebred puppy, that is their choice. Two out of 3 of my dogs are ones I chose as puppies and I certainly don't regret either of them.
Best wishes and intentions.
Logan
cyber-sibes
07-23-2008, 10:32 PM
They have an opportunity here to set an example in from of millions, the question is will it be good or bad? I differ with your opinion, and I really find the idea of circulating a petition is ridculous. This is going to be a member of their family. They have every right to pick the dog they want, and it's really nobody else's business. There are great dogs in shelters & from breeders.
IRescue452
07-26-2008, 02:16 PM
Oh I have no problem with a good breeder. I have a problem with buying a goldendoodle from a byb or a pet store or a puppy mill. There are no good breeders of goldendoodles.
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