Hypothesis of protocol to 'monitorize' the breed.

John Yestrebsky · 14-07-2002, 06:10

Great suggestion as I am learning this. It is hard for me to decide to f ight this all the way to the courts, or drop it and find a new veterinari an and list her as you say.
I simply want her to have the same rights as any domestic dog, at least i n my state. All states in the U.S.A. have different views. My first vet erinarian had no problems, but when I changed vets, the second questioned the breed to the state level without my knowledge. I believe that this is an excellent suggestion you made and perhaps all breeders should menti on it.
I am proud of my dogs breed, but will hide it to protect her.

Thanks,

John Yestrebsky

14-07-2002, 06:10	#5
John Yestrebsky Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Lafayette, Indiana Posts: 5	Please help Great suggestion as I am learning this. It is hard for me to decide to f ight this all the way to the courts, or drop it and find a new veterinari an and list her as you say. I simply want her to have the same rights as any domestic dog, at least i n my state. All states in the U.S.A. have different views. My first vet erinarian had no problems, but when I changed vets, the second questioned the breed to the state level without my knowledge. I believe that this is an excellent suggestion you made and perhaps all breeders should menti on it. I am proud of my dogs breed, but will hide it to protect her. Thanks, John Yestrebsky