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Rustys mom · 07-03-2007, 09:03 AM

ive noticed that lots of people either dont understand or agree with my decision to breed my corgi male with my own corgi/sheltie female. my reason is...my female, Katie is a pup from Sandy, a very intelligent , special rescue dog i have, that has cancer. Lots of you have made comments about unwanted mix breed dogs, i agree with that, but any pups that we have will not be unwanted. I already have people who would love one of Katie and Rustys pups. I dont want to step on anyones toes, but why are folks so eager to judge and condemn without knowing all the facts.
ive discussed my idea with my vet and she whole heartedly agrees with me. And about Rustys stubborn streak, hes now 14 months old and hes finally learning that the world does not revolve around him. Hes extremely intelligent, still demanding but developing into quite a sweet youngman.

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Rustys mom Junior Member Status: Offline Posts: 2 Join Date: Jan 2007	07-03-2007, 09:03 AM ive noticed that lots of people either dont understand or agree with my decision to breed my corgi male with my own corgi/sheltie female. my reason is...my female, Katie is a pup from Sandy, a very intelligent , special rescue dog i have, that has cancer. Lots of you have made comments about unwanted mix breed dogs, i agree with that, but any pups that we have will not be unwanted. I already have people who would love one of Katie and Rustys pups. I dont want to step on anyones toes, but why are folks so eager to judge and condemn without knowing all the facts. ive discussed my idea with my vet and she whole heartedly agrees with me. And about Rustys stubborn streak, hes now 14 months old and hes finally learning that the world does not revolve around him. Hes extremely intelligent, still demanding but developing into quite a sweet youngman.