Nice!

Cool, thanks! :3

I just want to say...THANK YOU!

It's really good to know that there are other groups out there dedicated to the proper care of dogs, including, but not limited to, the backyard breeding of these animals. I'm not against all breeding, just backyard breeding, and I will go as far as to remove a friend from my life because they bred their dog for absolutely no reason, and I have no problem with that, because I don't want to be friends with people who don't give a crap about others' lives anyways, be it human or dog. I fully support all reputable breeding practices, but those breeders are so few and far in between that people just don't know, and all the people who do, all the people working to spread the word, those are going to be the people who make a difference in the overpopulation problem, once we get people to stop buying from breeders who breed for all the wrong reasons.

And Naravox, because I know you'll read this, the reason why there is Breed Specific Legislation at all is because of the stereotypes of certain breeds, people getting Pit Bulls because they look bad ass and they want a bad ass dog. Those people end up training that dog to be a bad ass dog, and those bad ass dogs are the ones that go on to attack other dogs and people. Those stereotypes are why people get Siberian Huskies, because they look like wolves, and then when the dogs dig up their backyard or escape one too many times, they dump them off at the pound, or simply don't pick them up after the animal gets locked up by animal control. Those stereotypes are why people Shitpoos and Cockapoos and Goldenshnoodledoos, because it's cool, and they support these backyard breeders who are leading the world in this pet overpopulation epidemic. Yes, it has gotten better in recent years as opposed to the past, but as long as dogs are dying in shelters, there is still a problem, and it is these stereotypes that are killing them. It is these stereotypes that are murdering helpless animals in numerous ways. We are groups against those stereotypes, working to promote knowledge and not ignorance. We are trying to spread the word to get people to stop thinking these ways, to start understanding that it's not the breed, it's the people who get the breed for all the wrong reasons, it's the people who breed the breeds for selfish purposes. I hope this makes better sense to you, and perhaps you, too, can begin educating people about these issues, because every person makes a difference.