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03-17-2010, 01:10 PM
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I think no matter what you do, be it breed dogs or anything else for that matter someone is always going to have an opinion as how you should be doing it. As long as your doing it for the right reasons, your producing a healthy happy specimen and are able to bring other people some joy along the way, I say why not.
 Good luck along the way!
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03-17-2010, 01:55 PM
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Neal, I'm sorry, but you are, by definition, a back yard breeder. You are not a real breeder, with a breeding program and specific goals for your program. Nobody is saying you're a terrible person or that you don't love your dogs, but being a great pet owner and breeding fluffy are two different things.
Real (good) breeders take great care in selecting breeding parents, for reasons that give a very good probability to producing a specific outcome. They assess the genetic lines back several generations, looking at previously produced pups for good qualities and bad. Overall, I think you've got a great response from this thread. If you'd posted it on a dog specific board, you would have got flamed right off the board  Regardless, at this point it's done, so good luck with your pups.
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