Prime puppymill real estate for sale

[Buddy'sParents]

You all be good now, I gotta get some more homework done.

 

[Buddy'sParents]

I I was a member here years and years and years ago (gosh? 1998?) and rejoined recently for no other reason than to partake in some discussions.

Just want to point out that you weren't a member here in 1998 as here did not exist then.

 

[Baxter'smybaby]

so then you must've had a different call name back then? Why register under a second name?

oh-Nikki--that explains that!

 

[FrenchKissed]

Just want to point out that you weren't a member here in 1998 as here did not exist then.

Hmmm...according to the front page "Free dog and pet resources since 1997"
if it wasn't 1998 it was darn close.

 

[Baxter'smybaby]

I appologize I did not see it.

Honestly I don't join boards with the motivation of accomplishing something. Usually it's for the enjoyment of conversation and exchange of ideas. Even if those ideas are not regularly accepted.
If I had to accomplish anything, I guess it would be to enlighten many pet people that the current train of thought in regards of what is and is not a puppymill is not only incorrect but destructive to the fancy. Breed enthusiast are slowly starting to realize this. Some are starting to be proactive. Sadly it's an uphill fight....but just like educating the people about how and where to buy a well bred puppy...it's never easy.
I have been lurking here for a few months. I was a member here years and years and years ago (gosh? 1998?) and rejoined recently for no other reason than to partake in some discussions.

seems to me you would better accomplish this by educating, rather than evading questions. Really--I am being honest (not bashing) here--I would really like to know more about how you operate as compared to what I have learned about breeders thus far. I would like to know how you balance it all---give the pups all they need in all aspects (especially socialization--since I had a dog that was not well socialized as a pup--very difficult).

 

[~Jessie~]

The forum opened in late 2003

 

[FrenchKissed]

so then you must've had a different call name back then? Why register under a second name?

oh-Nikki--that explains that!

Because I'm getting old and I can't remember what name I used way back when....and considering my email has changed since then, I would have no way to request my info.

 

[FrenchKissed]

The forum opened in late 2003

Are you sure? Because I distinctly remember chazhound from way back when. Around the time of Acme pets. But like I said...its been a looong while.

 

[shadowfacedanes]

Beau says 'Oh brother'

Hannah says she'll see Beau's "OH BROTHER" and raise him a "Whatevaaaaa"

 

[~Jessie~]

http://www.chazhound.com/forums/showthread.php?t=62397

Someone actually asked this question a couple of days ago.

The website itself was opened in 1997, but the forum wasn't started until 2003.

 

[shadowfacedanes]

Straight from Chaz:

Chazhound started in Nov 1997 and moved to chazhound.com in feb 1998. The Dog Forum section started in 2003...

Chazhound

 

[Laurelin]

Hannah says she'll see Beau's "OH BROTHER" and raise him a "Whatevaaaaa"

LOL!!!

 

[Doberluv]

I havent found anything that leads me to think RUJ and FK are the same person. RUJ appears to be a fellow Alaskan. Just because RUJ and FK cant figure out the Quote function doesnt make them one person.

Just want to point out that you weren't a member here in 1998 as here did not exist then.

This is an experiment.

 

[FrenchKissed]

seems to me you would better accomplish this by educating, rather than evading questions. Really--I am being honest (not bashing) here--I would really like to know more about how you operate as compared to what I have learned about breeders thus far. I would like to know how you balance it all---give the pups all they need in all aspects (especially socialization--since I had a dog that was not well socialized as a pup--very difficult).

My day starts with my dogs and ends with my dogs. In between we groom, train, socialize. My home is designed with their well being in mind. It means getting up and 2-4-6 am to feed babies if they need to be fed. My chin are raised communally and the babies learn from their parents. Trust me, mooch-training starts young. By the time they are 14 weeks they can climb the couch steps and beg with the best of them.

 

[FrenchKissed]

Straight from Chaz:

Then I stand corrected. It must be the website I remember...maybe it was Acme that I was thinking of then.

 

[Whisper]

Yeah everyone....don't take yourself so seriously.

Oh, that is so stolen!

I just read all of this. I'd love to hear more of what you have to say about your breeding practices as well. I've never known a reputable breeder to be evasive about their practices. There's nothing to be secretive about if you are an ethical breeder with the breed and your dogs as individuals in mind.

 

[FrenchKissed]

Oh, that is so stolen!

I just read all of this. I'd love to hear more of what you have to say about your breeding practices as well. I've never known a reputable breeder to be evasive about their practices. There's nothing to be secretive about if you are an ethical breeder with the breed and your dogs as individuals in mind.

Considering my info it public. How does that qualify for being evasive?

 

[shadowfacedanes]

I'm a bit confused, and rather than assumptions I figured I'd ask first...

You breed Golden Retrievers and Chins, correct?

Yet you also listed Great Pyr puppies on next day pets. Do you breed them as well?

 

[blue]

So what are the differences between,

Profesional breeders,

Hobby breeders,

BYBs and

Puppymills?

 

[Whisper]

I considered evading Doberluv's direct, simple questions, because you have "nothing to prove" being evasive. Maybe that's just me.