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I've never bought a dog in my life. This is my fourth dog in nearly 40 years. My first dog I got at a flea market when I was 7 years old. I had it until I was 15 years old when my mom made me drive it to the vet and have it put to sleep because the adults in the house didn't care for it properly. I vowed on that miserable day that I would never let any animal in my care ever get hurt.
My second dog, I got when I was 16-Friends of Strays. I bought him for my dad who was depressed. He loved the dog, but got pretty mad at me. When I left home at 17 years old...I took the dog with me because it was the responsible thing to do. I knew my dad didn't really want it and even if I had very little money, the dog needed to come with me. The dog ate better than I did most days! I had it until I was 32 years old...I thought I would die when he finally passed away him.
My third dog (and the only pure bred) I rescued from my 25 year old nephew's backyard after he died in a motorcycle accident. It was a 115 pound Rotweiler and I was scared to death it would eat me, but I went and got it...brought it home and cared for it. Paid THOUSANDS for medications, surgery, etc. Was sick until the day she died...poor thing! I got it spayed to make SURE it didn't breed!...because it was soooo unhealthy and because it was the responsible thing to do.
My fourth dog-found outside of the wing house...I'm guessing the irresponsible breeder let her bitch get pregnant and decided not to care for the entire litter...if I would have found the rest of the pack they'd be with me too! I risked my Navy career hiding that dog from my Chain of Command to rescue it...irresponsible, I guess...according to the above poster.
Whatever.
So...based on my record of responsibility, I'm asking a breeder to let me breed this AMAZING dog because we could use 100 more like her (although 4-6 will do nicely)...and if they were all like her, there wouldn't be so many give aways! I would allow her to have one litter and then get her spayed.
Here's the deal-my teen-aged boys have never experienced raising a puppy of their own. Why? Because their mom has always been too busy taking on other people's responsibilities. Because their mom wouldn't buy a puppy from a strip store or in the mall...no matter how many cuties the boys dragged me to see. We looked at all kinds of puppies for nearly two years when I found Roxy. She was about 9 months old. My boys knew we'd be getting a dog-they just thought it would be a puppy.
My dog is very healthy. She's beautiful and smart and simply AMAZING.
If you'd like to help me out, please pm me
There's not a chance in hell I would ever abandon, get rid of or decide not to care for any animal I come across let alone one I helped bring into this world.
This may not be how breeders normally do things, but really-what is this going to hurt?