 Re: NO you should NOT breed your dog!
[Re: Jennifer Ruzsa ]
#214463 - 11/03/2008 08:25 AM |
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So, anyone interested in a malin-doodle?  Oooo... What a cute name! Will it be both fluffy and curly?!? 
The ones that are both fluffy AND curly will cost extra. I'm thinking in the range of $2,000. But get one now because if I figure out a way to make TEACUP Malin-Doodles I'll be asking $5,000 a pop - er, PUP!
Oooooo, you could add a bit of Toy Fox Terrier to achieve the teacup size. Then they'd be Toy malin-foxy-doodles but it might disturb the curly- fluffiness, so maybe you'd better not. BLEH!
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Re: NO you should NOT breed your dog!
[Re: Elaine Haynes ]
#214485 - 11/03/2008 10:09 AM |
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I get it daily about Bruiser my chi mix.
Ow he is beutiful can we breed him.
I say this no I wont add to the over population.
They say
My kids wants a chi also. Most of the time
I say
Go to the shelter there are probaly 10 sitting in cages waiting for a home.
They say
Something to the fact of shelter dogs
I say
well 2 out of 3 puppys from the litter you are tryng to make willl end up like that.
oh and my dog is fixed LOL
I hate this puppy thing. bruiser being a chi I here it so offen. Don't walk into to pet co or anywhere.
I have been getting it for phoenix resently she is 27 pound but looks 20 pure mussel no fat. Perfect size apartment dog she is fixed also though.
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Re: NO you should NOT breed your dog!
[Re: Elaine Haynes ]
#214541 - 11/03/2008 03:43 PM |
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So, anyone interested in a malin-doodle? Oooo... What a cute name! Will it be both fluffy and curly?!?
The ones that are both fluffy AND curly will cost extra. I'm thinking in the range of $2,000. But get one now because if I figure out a way to make TEACUP Malin-Doodles I'll be asking $5,000 a pop - er, PUP!
Oooooo, you could add a bit of Toy Fox Terrier to achieve the teacup size. Then they'd be Toy malin-foxy-doodles but it might disturb the curly- fluffiness, so maybe you'd better not. BLEH!
You guys are crackin me up.....
My neighbor and I decided to breed my male APBT to her female Shitzu, goin for that big headed,fuzzy,yappy annoying dog. We thought we would call it Bull Sh**, and charge $2500 per puppy....then we paused and thought, they would probably sell...so we canned the idea......Bwwwaaahahahahahahah
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[Re: Valerie Tietz-Kelly ]
#214544 - 11/03/2008 04:04 PM |
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So, anyone interested in a malin-doodle? Oooo... What a cute name! Will it be both fluffy and curly?!?
The ones that are both fluffy AND curly will cost extra. I'm thinking in the range of $2,000. But get one now because if I figure out a way to make TEACUP Malin-Doodles I'll be asking $5,000 a pop - er, PUP!
Oooooo, you could add a bit of Toy Fox Terrier to achieve the teacup size. Then they'd be Toy malin-foxy-doodles but it might disturb the curly- fluffiness, so maybe you'd better not. BLEH!
You guys are crackin me up.....
My neighbor and I decided to breed my male APBT to her female Shitzu, goin for that big headed,fuzzy,yappy annoying dog. We thought we would call it Bull Sh**, and charge $2500 per puppy....then we paused and thought, they would probably sell...so we canned the idea......Bwwwaaahahahahahahah
I just like the ad naseum quote effect. It reminds me of reflecting a mirror in a mirror.
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Re: NO you should NOT breed your dog!
[Re: Kurt Smith ]
#214686 - 11/04/2008 12:32 PM |
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I'm in rescue. and it's not pretty. Of my two fosters, one is from a facility with a gas chamber and the other from a place that kills by heartstick.
I'm almost afraid to ask... what is killing by "heartstick?"
Euthanasia by inserting the needle directly into the heart, and injecting the solution.
I just saw a "Yorkie" that was about 3 moths old and barely 1 lb!
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Re: NO you should NOT breed your dog!
[Re: Matthew Thurston ]
#214692 - 11/04/2008 12:48 PM |
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I would call it "death by dog abuse." 
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[Re: Matthew Thurston ]
#214693 - 11/04/2008 12:51 PM |
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I'm in rescue. and it's not pretty. Of my two fosters, one is from a facility with a gas chamber and the other from a place that kills by heartstick.
I'm almost afraid to ask... what is killing by "heartstick?"
Euthanasia by inserting the needle directly into the heart, and injecting the solution.
I just saw a "Yorkie" that was about 3 moths old and barely 1 lb!
That is the kindest, mildest description of heartstick that I have ever read. I will not elaborate on what actually happens (family board!)
In fact, in all the states that use it, it is illegal for them to administer the heartstick without first anesthetizing the animal, because it is so painful. Most shelters however, do not do this. I am glad my foster did not have to go through it.
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 Re: NO you should NOT breed your dog!
[Re: Matthew Thurston ]
#214973 - 11/05/2008 08:14 PM |
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I was walking my grandads dog recently when he was in hospital. So there I am with my pedigree working line GSD on one side and this skanky elderly male rough (lassie) collie on the other. The collie is aggressive and I muzzle it when I walk it.
This bloke wanders up with a scruffy GSD bitch obvious bad hips from the way she was walking. Judging from my male GSDs reaction she is in heat. The guy says, "Can I mate my dog to yours - I'll give you 50 quid (about $70)? I look at my GSD and the guy says, "No not the Shep - I want to breed her with the collie"
I was a bit confused and asked why he wanted cross-breed pups rather than pure - his answer "They'll look like long coats when they are born and I'll be able to get more money!"
I'll leave you to imagine my response.
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Re: NO you should NOT breed your dog!
[Re: Tanith Wheeler ]
#214983 - 11/05/2008 09:10 PM |
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Our BYB shepherd had collie mix pups when I was a kid. They didn't look anything like longhaired shepherd pups. They all looked alike. They were tan colored with some white markings, collie shaped faces, and SHORT hair. Honestly, they were ugly puppies, lol. I thought they were adorable at the time. Don't know what they grew up to look like.
That guy would be lucky if they turned out looking like longhair shepherds and not defective smooth collies. I sure hope he doesn't find anyone willing to allow a breeding with his dog ... pure or not o.O
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Re: NO you should NOT breed your dog!
[Re: Elisabeth Barber ]
#214991 - 11/05/2008 09:39 PM |
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God knows what he was thinking but I have seen a few rough collie shep mixes that have gsd colours but funny shaped faces and rear ends, easy to distinguish the adults but I have seen convincing pups.
It is fairly common to see GSD cross pups being sold as GSD, maybe that's just in england. But at 8 weeks if they are fluffy and black and tan how many pet owners look closely?
Just made me laugh that he bypassed a shep to go to a muzzled dog that was lunging at him.
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