wolfdogs in "the land down under"

slarman · 13-04-2005, 11:01

Okay,you're right,most dogs are being bred only for pets,however,you must remember that society and social attitudes have changed and rendered much of the reason these breeds were created for in the first place eg hunting dogs,as unnecessary,and for some people barbaric.However,merely bringing out a new breed doesn't solve anything,what needs to be done,is for breeders and clubs to change their attitudes to the way the dog is bred.So the clubs must demand that all potential breeding stock be thoroughly tested so that only the very best dogs are bred,and for the breeder to take responsibility for the breeding done and the ongoing support to the owners.
Simon

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13-04-2005, 11:01	#25
slarman Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 47	Okay,you're right,most dogs are being bred only for pets,however,you must remember that society and social attitudes have changed and rendered much of the reason these breeds were created for in the first place eg hunting dogs,as unnecessary,and for some people barbaric.However,merely bringing out a new breed doesn't solve anything,what needs to be done,is for breeders and clubs to change their attitudes to the way the dog is bred.So the clubs must demand that all potential breeding stock be thoroughly tested so that only the very best dogs are bred,and for the breeder to take responsibility for the breeding done and the ongoing support to the owners. Simon