Opinions on this breeder?

[caseysmom]

yeah i do know what im talking about. one of my mums best firends is a husky breeder, ive met other breeders, im not sat in a dark cardboard box with a computer as my only social life. and the only reason they did it, except about 1 or two, was to sell the puppies. (cute little things they are too. so very soft and lullaby sweet)

edit- oh and i suppose these husky breeders are classes as back yard breeders? i dont think so. most well cared for dogs ive ever seen were these huskies.

So now your the expert based on one breeder, this is totally ridiculous.

[buttercup132]

What's even more rediculous is that there is a adult agreeing with her!!
What ever I'm done answering your rediculous questions, do some REAL research on breeding and you'll get your answers. I can't wait till Karen sees this and how rediculous your being.

[-Pickle-]

What's even more rediculous is that there is a adult agreeing with her!!
What ever I'm done answering your rediculous questions, do some REAL research on breeding and you'll get your answers. I can't wait till Karen sees this and how rediculous your being.

well at least while this has gone on a few more people are starting to see what an irresponsible girl you are being. your acting like a spoilt child.
get over yourself!

[binka_nugget]

and pretty mucht the only reason breeders breed is to make money.
purebreed=profit. they arent doing it for some nirvana-type reason of a doggie haven. its for their wallets.

Sorry but that's completely untrue. I've already invested a lot of money into Keeva and she's only a year old. There's still more money required for showing, agility trials, hip & elbow xrays, eye testing, etc. I already know I won't get that money back. The GOOD breeders do it for the love of their breed. We have a couple resident PT breeders here who will tell you the same thing. I won't be breeding for profit (cause there won't be much, if any at all). I plan on breeding because the breed is far gone from what it should be. The only reason one should breed is to better the breed. Period. Not because puppies are cute, to make some extra cash, or because the mom and/or dad are nice (there are PLENTY of nice dogs in shelters). When you breed PROPERLY, there is RARELY profit.

[buttercup132]

Not because puppies are cute, to make some extra cash, or because the mom and/or dad are nice (there are PLENTY of nice dogs in shelters). When you breed PROPERLY, there is RARELY profit

I quoted this for Jenn who seems to think I'm terrible for thinking people should get shelter animals and then wanting a dog from a breeder. Ashley says the same thing as me and oh look she got Keeva from a breeder. The same thing as your bashing me for.

What is this about my 'inflated ego'? Maybe I am missing something...

You are jeez Sydney your so full of yourself lmao

[-Pickle-]

Sorry but that's completely untrue. I've already invested a lot of money into Keeva and she's only a year old. There's still more money required for showing, agility trials, hip & elbow xrays, eye testing, etc. I already know I won't get that money back. The GOOD breeders do it for the love of their breed. We have a couple resident PT breeders here who will tell you the same thing. I won't be breeding for profit (cause there won't be much, if any at all). I plan on breeding because the breed is far gone from what it should be. The only reason one should breed is to better the breed. Period. Not because puppies are cute, to make some extra cash, or because the mom and/or dad are nice (there are PLENTY of nice dogs in shelters). When you breed PROPERLY, there is RARELY profit.

most of the breeders i know, their pack is their life, their love, their livelihood and their passion. they care about their dogs and i have the upmost respect for how much they care.