I prefer the term HIGH RISK BREEDER.

Anyone who does not:

Use only the highest quality of animals
Do ALL health testing and PUBLISH ALL RESULTS, normal or not
Participate in some sort of competition with their dogs
Participate in their National Breed Club
Participate in some way in Breed Rescue
Sell all animals with a written contract
Require spay/neuter of pets
Take back ANY animal at ANY time for ANY reason that they have bred, or that their stud dogs have sired
Educate new people

Is a high risk breeder to me. Breeding is serious business, and should only be entered into by those who have a certain amount of education and experience in dogs, and who has a good mentor system.

JMO as always....