glenda beaver's pups?

[bildio]

If you do the math, everything is fine.

Glenda helps friends, i.e., breeder & pet store owner.

Vet certifies that pups are healthy for shipping.

Glenda ships to pet store.

Puppy store sells pups. Puppy store has BBB A+ rating (highest possible). So, buyers must have been satisfied with the pups. Danbury is a very nice place, with nice people, so we can assume that the pups went to loving families.

All positive comments from those that purchased pups from Glenda.

So, tell me again, what's the beef?

[phfgkl]

Originally Posted by bildio

If you do the math, everything is fine.

Glenda helps friends, i.e., breeder & pet store owner.

Vet certifies that pups are healthy for shipping.

Glenda ships to pet store.

Puppy store sells pups. Puppy store has BBB A+ rating (highest possible). So, buyers must have been satisfied with the pups. Danbury is a very nice place, with nice people, so we can assume that the pups went to loving families.

All positive comments from those that purchased pups from Glenda.

So, tell me again, what's the beef?

You're right, everyone lay off Glenda, because the dogs she shipped to the PET STORE were in good shape, that makes her an A 1 breeder...LOL NOT

[jencar98]

Originally Posted by Lolasmom1211

Glenda's dogs are not kept in cages all of the time...that is obvious. She shows most of the time. Dogs that are kept in cages and not taken care of do not look like her champions..

Actually many exhibitor/breeders do crate their dogs.

[bildio]

Originally Posted by phfgkl

You're right, everyone lay off Glenda, because the dogs she shipped to the PET STORE were in good shape, that makes her an A 1 breeder.

At last you admit I'm right. It took a while this time.

I know what you'll write next. We've been there & done that before

[Lolasmom1211]

Originally Posted by phfgkl

I know you didn't, everyone is an individual and has a right to their own opinion. Doesn't make me not like you any less just because we disagree. Having a little dog in a cage all it's life just having babies and not knowing anything but being in a cage, just breaks my heart

This was the quote I was referring to about Glenda keeping her dogs in cages. I merely meant that I don't think Glenda's dogs are kept like the above post mentions. I, too, have to crate my dogs sometimes. I don't think it is harsh or cruel.

[Sugar's Mom]

Originally Posted by jencar98

Actually many exhibitor/breeders do crate their dogs.

Actually, since I have started showing, I have learned that MOST show people keep their dogs in crates. That's how they grow that gorgeous long coat. No carpet, no grass no anything is allowed to touch that coat.

[phfgkl]

Originally Posted by Lolasmom1211

This was the quote I was referring to about Glenda keeping her dogs in cages. I merely meant that I don't think Glenda's dogs are kept like the above post mentions. I, too, have to crate my dogs sometimes. I don't think it is harsh or cruel.

And to be nice, I don't mean crating like you do occasionally, I mean 24/7. When you have a lot of breeding dogs, unfortunately, they're not all out running all the time. I'm sorry, but, to me, this is just wrong. When I think of dogs all over in cages, just being used for breeding, I think of puppymills. I really wish every state would pass a law of no more than 5 breeding bitches in a house