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|    Re: Before you buy a puppy, ASK...    |
|    01 Mar 05 07:29:34    |
      XPost: rec.pets.dogs              On 28 Feb 2005 10:08:33 -0800 savetheboston@yahoo.com whittled these words:       > "just asking that members comply with the breed club code of ethics the       > application limits compliance to number/frequency of litters."              > But don't some breeders breed when the bitch is like 8 months or       > earlier maybe?               Sure, but age of breeding is not the only important point to hold       breeders to in regard to the breed club code of ethics. The breed club       code of ethics is a minimum. Most codes of ethics are not sufficient to       describe a responsible breeder although they are increasingly heading in       that direction. Fr example, te Rottweiler club's "Mandatory Practices"       sets the bar high, as it should. If everyone followed it many thousands       fewer dogs would die.              Here are some clauses from a typical code of ethics which are important       factors in responsible breeding:              4. To ensure that my dogs are not a nuisance to my neighbors or my       community.              6. To accept full responsibility for every dog that I breed. To sell on a       contract that ensures that I am contacted whenever the owner cannot keep a       dog at any time in the dog's life. To assist in the placement of the dog       or accept its return. As owner of a stud dog, to offer stud services only       to those breeders who accept full responsibility for what they breed.              7. To under no circumstances, surrender a dog or a puppy to a humane       society or shelter. If the animal is unplaceable because it has a       destructive temperament, is seriously injured, terminally ill or it would       be inhumane to prolong life, to take responsibility for the euthanizing of       the dog.              11. To never supply an animal to pet shops, commercial brokers or dealers,       raffles or similar projects.              A breeder who fails on any of these points is not a responsible breeder.                     --       Diane Blackman       http://dog-play.com/       http://dogplay.com/Shop/              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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