From: NoSpamMe@verizon.net
Jason,
Newsflash the dog came from a puppy mill. Just how solid do you think his
genes are? You more than likely have genetic problems along with emotional
ones and if you don't I'd count myself damned lucky to have none to have a
normal dog.
Do the world a favor get your dog fixed and forget about breeding it you are
going to do nothing but bring more unwanted puppies into the world. Also no
reputable breeder would consider breeding with a dog from a puppy mill. If
you really want another dog go adopt one.
Celeste
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> Hi all,
>
> I have a 10-month-old male boxer named Bowser, which I rescued from a
> puppy mill when he was 7 weeks old. I am planning on having him
> neutered soon, but before I do would like very much to breed him just
> once. All I would ask is the pick of the litter.
>
> Naturally, I would like to breed him to another boxer, but would be
> willing to breed him to a female of another, smaller breed--such as a
> Boston Terrier.
>
> I am in the Gadsden, Alabama area. If you know someone who has a
> female boxer in this area or someone who has a female they would not
> mind mixing with a boxer, please let me know.
>
> Thanks,
> Jason
>
> P.S. Please don't judge me too harshly for my willingness to allow
> Bowser to mate outside his breed--or even at all. I understand the
> importance of controlling pet overpopulation and the desire to keep
> breeding lines pure. I would simply like to have another puppy in the
> pack which is genetically related to him w/o having to return to that
> puppy mill I rescued him from in the first place!
>
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