Grrr

[buttercup132]

You do need to work on your English skills. People will be more likely to take your advice and not be prejudiced by bad spelling. But at least you tried to educate him, sadly whatever doc - vet - he took the dog to did not try to do the same.

I think he ment dog, and my spelling is bad because I type so fast and hit other keys so it comes out as form or something instead of from.

[buttercup132]

I never replied back to his email but he did email again and said he was sorry and that I was probly right. I emailed him back saying its ok and to just do the right thing . Hopefully he will although the add is still up.

[Giselle]

I think he ment dog, and my spelling is bad because I type so fast and hit other keys so it comes out as form or something instead of from.

That's alright. We all make spelling mistakes, but that's what proofreading is for. I always double check my posts/e-mails/PMs before I send them off. Being grammatically correct and having all your spelling mechanics in order truly does help your credibility.

(P.S. You don't *have* to breed a show championed dog. All we ask is that the dog be proven in some type of work, be that herding or conformation or even police work!)

Good for you for trying to educate this man, though. It does sound like he's reconsidering his decision.