No ma'am!!!!! Truly not as I am not inspecting anyone's home...
But most importantly, I just couldn't sell my pups. I took in a stray dog and her pups when I was a teen, much to my families displeasure. I was heartbroken when one pup didn't survive and had what southerners call a "hissy fit" when momma said I couldn't keep them all. I behaved so badly, refused to eat, wouldn't go to school because I feared they would be gone when I came home. Became a terrible child, didn't go to church... God's creatures just couldn't be separated from their mom and siblings (I was young, I am telling you all my young logic) etc...
Bottom line we had 5 dogs for YEARS. My folks weren't happy but in the end they loved each one. I went off to college with 4 of them still living, the mom died during my Freshman year and the others lived long lives practically taking over my room :)
No breeding isn't for the faint of heart, nor for me. Those of you who do, great. I know I don't have the makeup to do so.
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On Dec 28, 2012, at 6:24 PM, "Carlee Marrer-Tising" <c-marrer-tising@bluewin.ch> wrote:
> Apparently, you aren't cut out to be a breeder, Sharon. Not many people are! I have a terrible time giving up kittens! This is one of the toughest parts of breeding. Thank goodness there are breeders who do their best to breed healthy, happy kittens or puppies, who give them a lot of love and a GOOD start in life and who can also manage to give them up so that another person can have a wonderful pet/companion. Yes, it is a business, albeit rarely a very profitable one--trust me: you will never get rich raising purebred kittens--and it is not easy to give up a little animal, even in exchange for money. But I do contend that a breeder puts a lot into the raising of the babies and should be reimbursed for his or her efforts. I am talking about a reasonable price, by the way, one that is justified, and not a "small fortune" that is way out of line.
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