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Originally Posted by mac 2  Sorry Gaileena, If I offended you I should have made myself more clear. I was replying to the part of the thread where you said you were going to breed your 2 dogs when they get old enough. This usually causes a stir in the forum as it comes under byb. Sorry again . No insult intended. |
I except that apology, I guess I should of been a little clearer myself about my intentions, just wanted to know the safety precautions for my rotties, when my female comes in season, not sure on the breeding, but as for now they are both unaltered. That is where my concerns come in with my older female who is altered? Breeding is alot of work, and I am still a busy parent with 2 teenage boys in college, and high school, plus I work full-time. Just wanted a little input from people with a little more knowledge than myself about rottie issues, when coming in season. I have never had a dog unaltered, so this is something new for me. Once again, I have done alot of research on all the health guarantees, which when they are old enough, I will do, regardless if they are breed, or not. Thank you for taking the time to explain what your comment meant. I also understand, and respect everyones concerns with byb's, I rescued my older rottie when she was a puppy. Rotties are not for everyone, unfortunately there are some people out there that look at rotties alot different than people like us. They are to be loved and treated just like any other breed, even if it/s a poodle. Just because they are big, strong, muscle machines as some people quote, I don't believe in treating them as a machine. Thank you again.