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cheeko'smommy
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posted 03-02-2004 05:23 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for cheeko'smommy     Edit/Delete Message
I went to a byb to "buy" a dog. What i was really doing was seeing how much the byb knew about the dogs history and health etc. She knew nut/n and i mean that i asked her what bloodline her pits were and she was studdering and then changed the subject to how cute the pups were then i asked if i could see the dogs paper work and she told me that she lost it so i told her stop breeding your dogs to get a quick buck when you don't even know your dogs history and i hardly doubt she knows about the breed at all except their a popular "fighting dogs". I didn't say it so nice either. I just can't stand these ignorant bybs.

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charmedagain
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posted 03-03-2004 02:43 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for charmedagain     Edit/Delete Message
Hi can i ask did you stop and think that she did not know where her papers for the dogs where maybe she had lost them or mis-placed them just because she said she had loast them did not mean she didnt have any you cant make decisions like that..

I have misplaced all my dogs papers a few times.
You also could have caused trouble for yourself snooping into something like this i know that you were just concerened but what if you had been confronted by a nasty person things could have got out of hand.

You also lied to this person about purchasing a dog i know that this was your way of getting to see them but still you should have told the proper authorities about her just breeding these dogs to sell for fighting.

Poepls like you who do things like this make the BYB more determined.

Your just lucky that didnt get into a fight or something also how would you have felt if she produced all the relavant info and you lied about wanting a puppy what would you have said i will have a think about it ?????

Use your head next time not all breeders and BYB are very nice people and things can get really ugly.

So please be careful.
I do understand your views on the matter of BYB i am the same i think they are just ignorant and dont think of the health of the female.

Mike

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chickee
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posted 03-03-2004 06:15 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for chickee     Edit/Delete Message
From what cheeko said in her post and this 'breeder's' lack of knowledge, it is really safe to say the dogs probably didn't have papers. Of course, there is a slight possibility the breeder did have them at one time, and if this is the case, why would the breeder be so irresponsible to lose the papers on his/her dogs especially if they were planning on breeding? NO breeder is going to lose papers on their dogs. Most people who buy purebred dogs with papers, do so for a reason. Cheeko, did this person say the puppies were able to be registered? IF not, this breeder, if totally honest, would have just come out and said, No. The parents are not registered, instead of saying she lost the paperwork. How misleading is that crap?

As far as snooping, how would this breeder KNOW she was snooping? She did what any other informed person would have asked if forking out their hard-earned cash, and then walk away withOUT buying a pup if they so choose. No one is obligated to buy a pup. (You would be quite surprised on the number of people who snoop -- as you call it.)

Not that lying is a good thing, but H-E-L-L-O Mike, the breeder obviously wasn't telling the truth either. And why PRAY-TELL should she (cheeko) have contacted the authorities?? There was absolutely nothing said that this breeder was selling dogs for fighting purposes. Now that, could be grounds for a wacko to 'get out of hand'.

PS. Mike, a quick question for ya. How does one lose their dog's registration/pedigree paper? I suppose everyone isn't like me, but I like to keep important papers put away so nothing gets lost or destroyed. (You know, like home insurance papers, car titles, bank statements, things like that.) Unless of course, you are too young to have these types of important papers. I don't know.

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cheeko'smommy
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posted 03-03-2004 08:50 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for cheeko'smommy     Edit/Delete Message
Thx. Chickee for having my back on this. Mike if the byb had the papers and told me the information i needed to know then i would have bought a pup if she knew what she was talking about and told me the info on the pups and their parents back ground. And so what if i was "snooping" as you like to call it i was trying to find out if she was ignorant or not and it turned out that she was ignorant about her dogs.

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charmedagain
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posted 03-03-2004 09:06 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for charmedagain     Edit/Delete Message
So in other words chickee your saying i am irrisponsible because i have miss laid my dogs papers before or actually forgot where i put them.

Another thing i am also not defending BYB's but some of them actually care alot about there dogs and even have there dogs checked for illnesses and so on before they have the bred so not all BYB are bad people.

Another thing like it has been said on a previous post papers can be forged and you might think you buying a purebred dog with papers but some BYB's know all the scams there is, So seeing papers means absolutley nothing.

My mum knows a stupid man who lives near her that was breeding bull mastiffs but they were crossed he even registered his 2 adult dogs with the kennel club told them a pack of lies about there back grounds and the funny thing is he got away with it,
It was not till the new owners went to register there pups that he was found out.

So you see Papers mean nothing.
I only sell my puppies with papers if they are not going to be used for breeding,
And if the new owner wants to breed from the dog i must see the sire's paperwork his bloodline his medical records and so on so i know that my blood line will not suffer.

But all in all i really do understand what you were saying and how you feel about BYB's.

mike

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benny boy
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posted 03-03-2004 09:16 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for benny boy     Edit/Delete Message
i understand what you're saying. to me it sounds like she just didn't have papers, i mean she didnt even know what lines were in her dogs, if she had papers then wouldnt she know what lines were in them? if you go on different forums people who fight dogs know and care alot about what lines are in their dogs. so i think that its unfair to say that she was breeding them for fighting purposes(i don't know if thats what you were getting at or not) but lots of byb who breed other breeds of dogs dont care about papers either. and what would she tell the "proper authorities"? she hasn't done anything illegal? but if it was me i wouldnt shop around like that unless i was actually looking to buy a dog. i just dont see what good doing that does? i know you love this breed and everything. but what did you actually accomplish? i'm not trying to knock what you did or anything like that, because if everybody asked the questions you asked that lady, we would be taking a step in the right direction.

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benny boy
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posted 03-03-2004 09:24 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for benny boy     Edit/Delete Message
mike i'm not saying your iresponsible for misplacing papers we all lose stuff, this lady didn't even know what lines her dogs are from. if she had papers she would know the lines.

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chickee
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posted 03-03-2004 09:49 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for chickee     Edit/Delete Message
Yes. You are irresponsible as far as I'm concerned. And if you are a breeder you would know that papers ARE IMPORTANT!!!!!!!!
And if you have to use an excuse that papers can be faked, SURE papers can be faked, but the difference between me and you is, I do my research before jumping into this game.

As far as BYBs, I never said anything one way or the other. Of course a lot of them care about their animals. BYBs who have no original paperwork from a legit registry (UKC, AKC, ADBA) will go to a (what we call) FAKE registry to register them. Most likely what your mom's 'stupid' neighbor did. Thousands of people are getting screwed this way. Lets just say this, if someone is going to slap down a sh!tload of money for a puppy, he better had done his homework beforehand.

I only sell my puppies with papers if they are not going to be used for breeding,

Tell me this was a typ-o, right? If not, please explain.

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charmedagain
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posted 03-03-2004 02:35 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for charmedagain     Edit/Delete Message
Excuse me Chickee i have been breeding shepherds for years and one thin i do know is i am not irresponsible.

Papers are only important to the buyer if they intend to use the dog for breeding or showing if they are just wanting it for a pet then there is no real need for the papers.

Another thing i dont need to do research for the fact i breed, All my dogs have papers all my dogs are registered microchipped and health checked regulary.

My dogs only have one litter every 1-2 years and i make sure they are in perfect condition the are checked incase they may have picked up a bug the males are even checked out.

If i use a stud dog for any of my females i make sure they are fully checked vaccinated and so on i even ask for proof of the checks before i will use that dog.

One of my females is expecting her 1st litter so does that make me irresponsible because she having a litter yet she is papered registerd vaccinated microchipped and fully health tested OH NOT forgetting she is a purebred german shepherd like my other 2 females and my 2males.

Please dont even go there saying i am irresponsible as the difference between me and BYB's is i take care of my dogs i dont throw out litters at every heat i make sure they are checked and i make sure my pups are checked vaccinated and they have there medical certificates from the vets to state they have had blood and urine work done and all clear.

The only owners that get papers for my puppies are people that sign a contract saying that if they use the dog for breeding i get to see the documentation of either the sire or dam depending on which sex they buy.

If they only want the dog for a pet then they dont recieve the papers for that puppy.
I have been round breeders all my life my mum was a breeder so i know what i am doing.

I have an emergancy vet on call if anything was to go wrong with my girls during whelping.
My whelping room is heated and has CCtv so i can monitor the dogs and puppies while they are on there own.

I now keep all relevant information and papers on my dogs in the safe so i know where they are.

Like i have pointed out i dont agree in BYB there is noway of stopping it as there will always be people to buy the pups of these people.

Sorry to have gone on but i dont like being called irresposible.

Mike

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shanean
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posted 03-03-2004 02:53 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for shanean     Edit/Delete Message
Hi,guys,well I have to say I stupidly bought a puppy from a BYB,I do not by any means regret getting him.He was the sickest puppy I'd ever seen.He was NOTHING but skin & bones.I got him at about 8pm,unfortunately I had to wait until morning for him to see my vet.So in the mean time I had to keep him separate from my dogs,I stayed up all night with him and tried ever tactic I could think of to get him some nourishment.He ate maybe 2 or 3 bites and drank maybe a teaspoon of water.When my vet opened at 7am I was there,Koda had 3 types of worms,he weighed only 3lbs. at 6weeks old.He was in the hospital for 2 days,he had a blood transfusion and was on IV fluids.This was a hard 2 days for him and our family.I found myself wondering if I had made a mistake getting him.I know now that he would've died within a day or 2 if he would've not gotten treatment the vet said he wasn't sure Koda woud have the strenght to make it through the treatment.Koda did make it when I brought him home he still didn't want his food,I went into mommy-mode,I was gonna make him better.I fixed him a concoction of rice,diced chicken breast,broth and a little bit of canned cat food,very stinky but it worked.I feed him this way for 2 weeks after he came home.He is now doing great he is very heathy.And with Koda I can only pray that the training I do with him will make a good dog out of him,because I don't know anything about his father and I only met his mother briefly.I regret going to a BYB,he is the only dog I've ever gotten from that type of situation.I do not regret Koda at all,he would have died in a dirty yard without a chance.And I plan on giving him the best in life.I know I've rambled on and on(sorry.I did however report this person so no more dogs will suffer with him like Koda did.I don't know what it is going to take to stop people who do this.I hope before people seek a bargin priced dog they do some research.BYB are going to continue as long as people keep buying from them.

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True_Pits
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posted 03-03-2004 03:08 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for True_Pits     Edit/Delete Message
With that mentality there....that is why breeds are in so much trouble. How many BYBs admit they are irresponsible? I just don't understand how there are not a bunch of red flags from what cheeko'smommy said?? Oh maybe the breeder is responsible, and just lost the papers, and just doesn't know the lines??? NO WAY.

No responsible breeder is going to loose there papers. That doesn't make sense. And they are going to know the bloodlines of their dogs. So if they lost the papers, what kind of breeder does that tell you they are? Has it whipped out the memory of what line they are breeding? If the papers are lost they cannot register the litter. I've misplaced things sure, but not my registration certificates and pedigrees. If for some reason they were misplaced (not likely) I have copies on zip disk and I have xerox copies of the pedigrees. These are just back ups, used to take places where I'm not taking the original or to give to someone to keep so I still have the original.

Lying, don't law enforcement officers lie? What about undercover, that is why they have to be careful so they can't be charged with entrapment. When you bust a puppy mill you have to lie to do it. You can't very well tell the truth of what your doing. You have to play their game, lie to dishonest people.

They are obviously not using them for fighting purposes, but know they are a popular fighting breed, so they use this hype to sell them. I posted about those wackos trying to sell the "Colby Dogs", they also used the hype "Colby is a realy old fighting line" This is all they knew.

I don't think what Cheeko did was wrong. I also don't understand NOT giving the papers to some one buying a pet? When I get anydog I want to know everything, pet or not. Why would I want a poorly bred dog for a pet? Why wouldn't I want the reg. and to be able to order my own pedigree? I wouldn't buy from some one who wouldn't give up the papers. Really what do they need them for when they are selling the dog. To hang some maybe in the future.

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chickee
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posted 03-03-2004 05:13 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for chickee     Edit/Delete Message
Mike, you totally missed my point, but don't fret. It really isn't important to me. (I mean, you DID say you have misplaced registration papers at one time or another, and you did say that PAPERS were not important when they are.) As far as how you care for your dogs has nothing to do with the responsibility I was referring to, dude. You really didn't have to go into details. I could care less. I also didn't call you a BYB.

Anyway, you did say that you only give papers to people who are not going to breed, which doesn't make a whole lotta sense to me. I asked if that was a typo.

Later Mikey

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charmedagain
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posted 03-04-2004 05:30 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for charmedagain     Edit/Delete Message
HI, If a buyer of a purebred puppy dies not have the papers then they can not register the pup therefore can not show or breed from that bitch well unless they just find any dog to put with her.

Many breeders i know will not give the papers to anyone that is only wanting the dog to breed from or to make money using a male for a stud.
Each breeder is different.
I will show new owners the line of the dogs i will even allow them to sit and read through them so they know the type of bloodline dog they are getting from me.

After this litter it dont matter much to me about breeding or papers apart for the papers of my own dogs as this is the last litter from me.

If i Do misplace the papers the new owners leave there telephone numbers or addresses and i contact them as soon as i find them and i either forward them on or they come and pick them up.

I am in regular contact with my puppy owners i am here if the need advice or would just like to bring the dogs for a visit.

Not all breeders will know the full bloodline from the top of there heads its just not possible unless you have a photographic memory which i dont lol.
All my dogs have a 6generation pedigree.

cheeko'smommy i know how you feel as it can be really annoying and make you angry when people say they have pedigree dogs for sale but cant back up this will any form of papers or any other documentation.

I get angry with BYB's as most of them are only in it to make money well its people like that who will just throw any 2 dogs together and hope for the best with no consideration for the health of the puppies and the problems that can arise.

mike

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cheeko'smommy
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posted 03-04-2004 03:28 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for cheeko'smommy     Edit/Delete Message
I'm not saying that all byb's are ignorant i'm just saying that this one was and if you have had the same dogs you're breeding for years and you can't remember there bloodlines that's horrible and if you lost there papers and didn't remember your dogs bloodlines the people that want the pup might think you're an iresponsible breeder and i agree with True_pits and Chickee Shanean i'm very sorry about koda and i hope it goes well for you.

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posted 03-04-2004 06:14 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for #1SBT     Edit/Delete Message
all i have to say is that you get what you pay for.
what i mean by that is
if you want a top quality dog ie:show and breeding quality then you will buy from a reputable breeder who knows what they are doing.
and if you buy from a byb then you are getting a cheap dog that is pet quality at best.(IMO)
i have bought a dog from a breeder before i knew better.i got a little brindle staffordshire bull terrier and he looked good to me at the time but now looking at him he has a curl in his tail and is too tall to be within standard.

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posted 03-04-2004 06:16 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for True_Pits     Edit/Delete Message
being out of the standard wouldn't be too big of a deal for me (as a pet owner I'm saying) but the temperament and health problems UGH!! The phobia and closterphobicness, the unstable temp. and the health problems cost money!!

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Jas

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posted 03-05-2004 09:38 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Jas     Edit/Delete Message
Straying a little from the original topic, but still related...

I have to say that I would not purchase a recognized dog without it being registered (i.e. American or Canadian KC or whatever the countries recognized KC), whether I intended to breed or not. Papers are important, for many reasons including tracking health, or so I can research the background pedigree, and know my dog is from the said sire & dam. Registration does not necessarily mean the dog is "quality" But for what breeders charge for a purebred puppy you can bet I expect my dog should be registered. Depending on the country most reputable breeders will register pets with a non-breeding contract or on a limited registration. Nothing is fool proof. Not registering a litter (or certain dogs in a litter) does not prevent someone from breeding. Anyone intending to breed unethically will do so papers or not and it wouldn't be difficult to find a dog to use. Screening buyers, follow up care, spay/neuter contracts and regular contact with buyers is more useful to ensure a pet remains a pet. I would hope that breeders would not sell to a person wanting to breed/stud for wrong reasons rather than not register.

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shanean
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posted 03-05-2004 10:11 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for shanean     Edit/Delete Message
Thanks Cheeko'smommy Koda seems to be doing great.And #1SBT you are right people get what they pay for unfortunately,I fell in that trap of it sounds too good to be true.At the time I got Koda I had my heart set on a black & white male.The loser I bought him from said he was in great health over the phone.When I went to see him however he was far from being healthy.My heart went out to the little guy.For $100 I walked out with a dying puppy,and spent right at $150 saving him.My second male puppy came from a breeder.He has his papers and he's got a good bloodline.He's pet quality,and I paid $300 for him.He's name is Kane he's a red & white piggy.It amazes people who see them because they are the same age and Kane is almost 3 times bigger than Koda.And I'm sure that came from Koda's unfortunate start in life I think it stuntted his growth.This is something I'm going to bring up to my vet on our next visit.Do you think that could be?I've heard it can happen to children.

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posted 03-05-2004 10:11 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Samsintentions     Edit/Delete Message
I have to agree with EVERYONE: I see both sides of the story here Mike. Yes I wouldn't sell a puppy to someone if they just wanted to breed it. BUt EVERYONE gets their registration papers, I can't see how someone would just flat out say, "oh I don't want those". I know I would, pet or not. Thats why theres the "Limited Registration Rights".

As for misplacing info, I have done this once my self. I was moving, boxed everything up, and ended up having to tear up all kinds of boxes looking for the papers. Yes I found them, but things do happen.

Although, someone not knowing their dogs hisory and bloodline, and claiming to be a reputable breeder....oh come on. Any idiot knows their dogs. If they dont, they dam well shouldn't be breeding.

Sorry if I offended anyone, but I can see both points of views. No use arguing about it anymore. Things happen, there are stupid people out there, and dogs (sadly) end up paying for the ignorant actions of others.

I'm glad though Mike, that you do take your time with the check ups.
Just wondering, why is this the last litter for you?

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benny boy
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posted 03-05-2004 10:24 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for benny boy     Edit/Delete Message
i posted this on a thread a few weeks ago and people said it was stupid but i think it would help alot:

man i wish that byb could be stopped too, they really mess everything up....but here in the u.s of a there are no regulations on breeding what so ever, that i know of anyways....but yeah that would solve alot of this breeds problems, if you had to have a license to breed and there was some form of inspection of the breeding facilities, and health screenong for diseases was mandatory. background checks and home inspections of potential buyers, and i know some people are gonna hate this but make getting your dog spayed or neutered mandatory with stiff fines for those who choose not to, and we really need to fix our animal cruelty laws, they are no where near strict enough....wow i wasn't even really thinking as i was typing that stuff, but it would work wouldn't it...maybe a little?

also i have a question which is slightly off topic. is breeding for "gameness" different than breeding working dogs? i know there are different traits people breed these dogs for like conformation, and gameness.

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posted 03-05-2004 11:47 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for chickee     Edit/Delete Message
Breeding for gameness. ah. lol
There are alot of people (breeders as they claim to be) who put onto their site, they 'breed for gameness'. Of course MOST don't. (But it sounds good for the person who is looking for gamedogs.) Anyway, anyone who is actually breeding for gameness, is also without a doubt 'testing' their stock and basically involved with matching. There really isn't any other way to test for gameness and then claim to breed for gameness unless you are also involved in the fighting aspect of it. Again, there are alot of people on the internet with 'gamebred' dogs. This can also be misleading and doesn't mean the dogs or their owners are involved in fighting their stock. They simply want to breed to keep as much as the original straits as they can. Which includes the 'look' of a gamebred dog compared to a show dog. I am sure True_pit can talk more on this particular subject. I, myself, own UKC show stock and this is only my take of the subject.

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