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Thread: Oprah to investigate abuse at puppy mills REAIR May 29

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ginger's Mom
    I find it "quite strange" that you think the only dogs that should be owned, adopted, cared for, are those that are bred irresponsibly.
    Geez, I didn't think the poster said that at all. I think it's 'strange' that you said that. He/she was just posing a question. Which I actually find interesting. My personal opinion: if you do go to a breeder, that's fine. But know this. When you do it, you have chosen not to save a life. And that's certainly your choice. Also, are you going to blame the shelter dog for being bred irresponsibly? Do they deserve a death sentence because of it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RedMenace
    Geez, I didn't think the poster said that at all. I think it's 'strange' that you said that.
    Oops, he/she did say that. I will post the quote again.

    I just wanted to know why people would go to a breeder or pet store as opposed to going to a shelter, and that I couldn't understand why. I never got what I thought was a good explanation. I got: 'I don't know what I'll get at a shelter', 'I go to a reputable breeder'
    Those weren't good enough reasons. I have no idea why they wouldn't be, unless you thought well bred dogs that are reliable in form and temperament isn't a good reason.


    Quote Originally Posted by RedMenace
    Also, are you going to blame the shelter dog for being bred irresponsibly? Do they deserve a death sentence because of it?
    Oops again, you must have missed this part of my post
    Although I prefer to get my dogs from a rescue or a shelter,
    I do not think any dog deserves to die because of the way it was bred.

    Welcome to the forum and I hope you look around and come to enjoy the many dogs here. Most of them came from shelters and rescues with some coming from reputable breeders who feel that dogs were developed for specific purposes and we should love them for it. I hope you enjoy reading about them and seeing their acheivements as much as we like sharing them.

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