Jack Russell Terrier Forum:
Disposable dogs

The probelm I think was that this breeder had an awful lot of turn over is a short period of time, dogs are not disposable. I have stayed out of that debate cause I dont know all the issues, but that is my opinion. Yes we all have an ocassional terrier that we might place ,but from the list I saw that was quite a few and maybe someone is being to picky looking for the perfect dog(no such thing) ,to me it almost seems like she will never be happy. If I was a breeder of excess I wouldnt let her have one of mine with that kind of history.What will she find wrong a spot in the wrong place? And then down the road he goes.I know from horses and friends that show all over it takes more than just a nice terrier or horse to be a "big winner", politics is a factor .I also notice that she is making a purchase with a currently popular kennel name, this will not automatically get you a win. You got to pay your dues and jumping from dog to dog is not gonna cut it.

Dear Lance and whom ever,

You think you know this breeder? No you dont. I will tell you about them. 1st dog on the list. He was a nice dog, but not all regesterable dogs are not breeding dogs. He was producing tall pups. But he was a supper pet. He did go to a supper pet home.

no.2 I believe it was a smooth spay bitch. This was a dog she did rescue with. The little dog went to a great family in her home town.

NO.3 She was looking for a nice tan/white male. They did find one. Nice guy, showed great and won. At a year old found out he had luxating patella. Went to a specialist to make sure it was genetic. It was. Neuter this guy. He was never placed on the breeders web.

No.4 Broken coat. Dogs adult teeth didnt come in staight. The breeder was told to shut thier mouth and just breed, (by some very well know breeders) There again they spayed this gal. This pup is in a great pet home also. Not all dogs are breeding dogs. Especially if you are going to stand

Whoever posted above this one, ENOUGH SAID!!!!!!!!