Greetings and Salutations from TN :D

Subject: Re: Greetings and Salutations from TN :D Wed Nov 16, 2011 2:36 pm

No worries Smile

I understand you wanting to clarify the situation.

Again, a very sincere welcome Smile

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Newborn Join date : 2011-11-16 Location : Tennessee

Thanks for the welcome Koda!

Husky Collector Join date : 2009-12-13 Location : South Fl

Welcome

I have 5 rescue Sibes who are the product of backyard breeding (breeding w/o health testing and registration) who each have their own issues they inherited from their parents. While I can see how you see no problem with breeding just to breed... Simply looking around my house I see 5. 5 puppies who grew into adults that people couldn't handle and who each have their own set of issues. Each I'm sure bred from parents who seemed healthy. Although healthy doesn't mean sound nor does it mean that are good candidates for breeding. There are enough Siberians in shelters who are not good "breeding stock" I can't see the urge to create more Smile

This is not to say your dogs are bad or unhealthy but I'm saying you just don't know because your original male was a stray and you didn't mention any health tests were performed or scored. These tests help detect growing issues with Siberians such as cataracts and Hip dysplasia so they can live longer healthier lives by only breeding healthy sound stock.

Just so you can see it from the other side of the fence.

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Koda wrote:: The littler already happened, Jenn. That's how Khaleesi came into the world

i totally missed that.....

Andrew,
im glad you did do your research first, but i still stand by what i wrote. are you still planing to use her for breeding now that you have Khaleesi? i volunteer for a husky rescue and i see what happens and it breaks my heart to see all these huskies being surrendered, or put down.

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While I understand your views and respect them, I only ask that you respect mine, I do not see Khaleesi, her mother, father, grandfather, siblings as was worded above "stock" I see them as my friends and faithful companions whom I love. So I do not wish to debate this, we must agree that we dis-agree for free will is the whole of the law. Just because we disagree does not mean we can't be friends.

I do not own Somara Moon, she belongs to my uncle and as far as I know, they do intend on breeding her again. Khaleesi has been to the vet multiple times for her puppy shots and vaccines and she has no issues and is very healthy. She was not bred to be a sled dog, or a work dog. She is my friend and I hers.

Husky Collector Join date : 2009-12-13 Location : South Fl

Please do not confuse my terminology for lack of appreciation for my canine companions.

I hope as a friend to your dog you make the healthiest and most responsible decision and not breed your dog.

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Well arooroomom I would like to breed her when shes older but I will be taking her in for the tests and everything of that nature, and only when I'm ready to have another puppy of my own to add to the family. I have no intentions of breeding Khaleesi to make money from her babies. I want her to have a long full and fun life. I hope you don't think i've come off as an a$$ or anything.

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SoldierOvSyn wrote:: Well arooroomom I would like to breed her when shes older but I will be taking her in for the tests and everything of that nature, and only when I'm ready to have another puppy of my own to add to the family. I have no intentions of breeding Khaleesi to make money from her babies. I want her to have a long full and fun life. I hope you don't think i've come off as an a$$ or anything.

<head desk>Please read - so you want to be a breeder

There are a ton of rescue huskies that need homes and I hope that you consider them when you decide to add to your family. If there are no rescues near your area, many rescues are very happy to transport to your area.

Subject: Re: Greetings and Salutations from TN :D Wed Nov 16, 2011 9:47 pm

Ladies and Gents...

This goes out to no one in particular. While I understand that everyone is passionate about rescue and not condoning or encouraging backyard breeders, we are also not here to push our own agenda or make someone feel looked down upon because of his or her choices. We are an open and accepting forum. We can agree to disagree on a topic. I hope that everyone is always open to more education, but we also can't mandate that no one ever breeds his dog, especially when they have health tested their dogs and are breeding safely.

We all know my preferred method of breeding and I will stick to that until the day I die, but it is not our place to judge or condemn other members. Educate and inform, but at the end of the day, that decision will ALWAYS remain with the owner.

Please remember that when you post or disagree with another member.

Thanks.
Admin.

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*sigh* As much as i appreciate Koda stepping in and not being a total Nazi I think its time to find a new forum. :/....Me and my no good back yard bred dog will converse elsewhere. Peace!

Subject: Re: Greetings and Salutations from TN :D Thu Nov 17, 2011 11:45 am

I would just like to warn you that this is a very highly controversial issue anywhere on the internet. People will not understand. You and Andrew would be better served to not mention it to people. Good luck, but you are always welcome back.

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Subject: Re: Greetings and Salutations from TN :D Thu Nov 17, 2011 3:08 pm

Sorry to see that you might be leaving us Heather. As Tori mentioned, no matter where you go it's a hot topic and I've yet to see any forum where it isn't. We would love to see you stay but we understand if you feel the need to leave.

And by the way, we have nothing against you or your "no good back yard bred dog" as you put it. We don't think that about ANY dog, many of us members have dogs that are from backyard breeders. All my dogs are rescues and two of them were rescued from a backyard breeder and no one thinks any less of them because of their background. I hope you'll stick around, but if not good luck to you. Smile

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H_Bomb90 wrote:: *sigh* As much as i appreciate Koda stepping in and not being a total Nazi I think its time to find a new forum. :/....Me and my no good back yard bred dog will converse elsewhere. Peace!

Sigh............ there go a couple more.

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