"Buy One, Kill One" to Air During Dog Show

WTF. Tactics like these are wrong for the Republican Party wrong for the NRA and wrong for PETA. I will be amazed if this gets posted. If it does at least you are doing something right. Casey SLC Utah.

Great ad!!! Some people just can't get it. Or they don't want to get it. When they buy a dog from a breeder a shelter dog lose a chance to find a home. And the breeder will breed more. Of course there're people who never think about adopting a dog from shelters. I pity them. As for socalled responsible breeders they still make money by breeding dogs. If they really love dogs they wouldn't be doing that.

Puppy Mills versus responsible breeders are two way different things. It just irritates me that people think that all breeders who aim for purebred dogs are bad they're not. My friend is a breeder they produce magnificent show quality pups that go to good AKC show homes. PeTA just wants to make us feel guilty and adopt their dogs before they destroy them THAT'S the real message.

Isabella since NOOOObody seems to want to answer you it's very true and very easy to look up on the internet. There's even pictures of the cute healthy animals that were senselessly murdered by PETA. Which makes this commercial pretty hypocritical doesn't it?

1. Research the difference between a reputable breeder of dogs cats horses etc. vs. someone who puts two animals together in the backyard to breed purely for profit. 2. A breeder many of whom handle their own dogs in the conformation ring doesn't breed to show off how pretty their dog is or to collect ribbons and trophies. They breed to improve the physical and temperment quality of the specific breed which they've studied for a lifetime. 3. Adopting from a reputable breeder is exactly like adopting a child. They don't ask your name hand you the dog then run to the bank to cash your check. They judge whether the dog is a good match for you and whether you are a good match for the dog. Yes they will refuse to sell to you regardless how much money you offer because it isn't solely about profit. When you buy from a breeder's line you join their family in a sense and they will maintain contact with you through the years. If for any reason you cannot keep the dog the contract says they will take the dog back. 4. Contracts are usually on a spayneuter basis. This means that the dog must be spayed or neutered prior to 8 months of age. In addition no offspring of that dog may be registered with the AKC. It says so right on the dog's papers. You are buying one dog. This ensures that you are not buying a brood bitch or stud dog from which to indiscriminately reproduce. 5. In case you're wondering why money is exchanged at all? Research how much it costs to properly feed and care for the dam the stud and a litter of puppies to ensure they are healthy and happy when they are allowed to go to approved homes. For example collie puppies are taken to a canine opthamologist at 7 weeks for an eye check to avoid Collie Eye Syndrome from which they could lose their sight. 6. Would I bring a dog into my family of which I knew nothing of its background health and temperment of the parents and genetic problems it could be harboring for the future? No. I did that with our previous Rottweiler. It was eight years of pure hl stemming from severe hip dysplasia xrayed at 6 months of age and a nasty temperment from four years of age on up. Summed up Know your breeder as they will know your dog.