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Ron Williams - My name is Donna Amareld and Ron Williams trained my Rottie many years ago when he was with his
wife. He did an outstanding job. Years passed, I got a Shih Tzu and called him. He said that he would do my shih
Tzu for $950 for two weeks of training. He met me on the express way... I felt comfortable doing so because he
did a great job with my Rottie. Well after days and emails and calls with no
responses I began to think that he had stolen my dog. When he finally called me
back, he told me had been at his girlfriends house helping her paint and said he
wanted to keep her for another week because she wasn't picking things up. I said
absolutely not! I went to his "house" to get her. It was a one bedroom apt on
the 3rd floor. My Shih
Tzu was hiding under the bed and Ron Williams smelled like booze. I left
immediately, never spoke to him again. I'm so upset after reading this article…
When you have a dog that gives unconditional love and you send it to someone
that you trusted and then you find out something like this.. It feels like you
sent your human child to a child abuser's house.
Donna Amareld
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AKC Catalogs Why is the AKC still publishing our addresses in event catalogs? In this day and
age with all the crazies out there, you'd think the AKC would step up to help
protect us. Oops - forgot who I was talking about...
Caroline Baines
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T.U.B.A., I looked into TUBA. I didn't know they were there, but yes I would support that
organization on purpose. Nothing inadvertent about it. I would support it with
donations, but more importantly with my time and expertise. If I knew how to
lobby, I would do it because I live in the DC area. Breeders spend too much time
trying to include ALL breeders instead of trimming the fat. When the AKC piece
aired on the Today show they talked about the sick and abused dogs… the story
was in the horror, not in the sunshine. We, as breeders, should be regulating
ourselves, helping people learn to care for animals, or convincing them they
shouldn't try anymore because they suck at it. Unfortunately, I don't hear
enough TUBA, just breeder propaganda that is the exact same as PeTA.
Cahli
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Puppy Mills - I really dislike the term "puppy mill". It has
no real definition; everyone uses it to mean something different. A
"commercial kennel" that is licensed and inspected by state vets and
USDA officials has to follow very strict rules regarding housing,
health, kennel materials and size. Toenails and teeth are checked.
Health records are checked. The average pet owner could not take
better care of their dogs. A good kennel has happy healthy dogs. The
horror stories you read about are people that are unlicensed and don't
have their dogs well being as a focus in their business. NO, I do NOT
have a commercial kennel but appreciate a good, clean facility with
healthy, happy dogs. Bonny Bell |
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HAARP - Thank you so much for having the moral
fortitude to publish the article about HAARP. The reality of this is
not known, nor admitted by most sheeples out there. Global warming and
"just a change in weather patterns", probably has had nothing to do
with the horrendous weather tragedies the past few years, to include
the Tsunami in Japan. (TheDogPress) ALWAYS has numerous articles that
are both relevant and interesting. Thank you for your efforts with
regard to the dog show people. Sincerely, R. Jolene Davis |
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Shelter Superiority: I just saw the article from TheDogPress about
the moral superiority of rescues. Had to snort in agreement!! I do
rescue, and when I get calls from would-be adopters who say, "oh we
would NEVER go to a breeder...." I tell them, hey, I'm a breeder, and
proud of it..... I hear the gasps on the other end of the phone. I
explain the type of dog that comes in rescue and that (in my breeds,
anyway) this is a product of the terrible breeding that occurs and NOT
a product of good breeders. So many don’t understand that not all
breeders are equal, so I do try to educate them. Anyway, thank you for
continuing to attempt to turn on the lights with regard to all things
dog.... some folks will get the message. Lisa Curry |
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Shelter Adoption: Read your article in the dog press from April.
Gotta tell you, I loved it. Thought I’d share that with you. Best wishes Sascha Drewlo, PhD |
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Moral Superiority Kudos: Great article. I think the public really needs
some education on all these new 'rescue' groups springing up these days, and the
bandwagon they ride on.
Marie - Daw Gone Daze |
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Shelter Adoption = Moral Superiority: I would like to thank and applaud you for your
article. It is very, very accurate. I chose to buy my dog from a breeder as I
have children and wanted a predictable outcome of size and temperament. I am an
RVT and have dedicated more than a decade to saving pets. In the last couple
years, it seems that everyone has the opinion that by buying a dog, I am somehow
responsible for killing shelter animals. Ridiculous. Thank you for writing what
many of us are thinking.
Leah Spiering
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