Cheers to the Brits! Will the AKC have the courage to follow suit? It's past time to stop breeding dogs with exaggerated features that some "experts" find appealing. I hope they next take a long look at GSDs and ban those whose rear legs are more suitable to a toy breed!
Cheers to the Brits! It's past time to ban dogs who are bred with exaggerated features that appeal to some of the "experts". Will the AKC have the courage to do likewise? The next step is to ban GSDs whose rear legs are so short as to be better suited to a toy breed!
Cheers indeed!! It has caused quite and uproar. It will be interesting to see what happens, until now it has been all talk and complaints about the state of these poor dogs. Now some real action is being taken. Breeders will either have to pay more attention to FUNCTION than to form or defend/justify publicly the choiced they are making. Can't wait!!
Cheers to the Brits! Will the AKC have the courage to follow suit? It's past time to stop breeding dogs with exaggerated features that some "experts" find appealing. I hope they next take a long look at GSDs and ban those whose rear legs are more suitable to a toy breed!
ReplyDeleteCheers to the Brits! It's past time to ban dogs who are bred with exaggerated features that appeal to some of the "experts". Will the AKC have the courage to do likewise? The next step is to ban GSDs whose rear legs are so short as to be better suited to a toy breed!
ReplyDeleteCheers indeed!! It has caused quite and uproar. It will be interesting to see what happens, until now it has been all talk and complaints about the state of these poor dogs. Now some real action is being taken. Breeders will either have to pay more attention to FUNCTION than to form or defend/justify publicly the choiced they are making. Can't wait!!
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