Comments on: Preparing for Penelope’s Puppies http://bullmarketfrogs.com/blog/2008/09/preparing-for-penelopes-puppies/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=preparing-for-penelopes-puppies A French Bulldog breeder's blog. Wed, 23 May 2012 02:11:47 +0000 hourly 1 By: DesignerDogs http://bullmarketfrogs.com/blog/2008/09/preparing-for-penelopes-puppies/#comment-1666 DesignerDogs Fri, 12 Sep 2008 19:51:01 +0000 http://bullmarketfrogs.com/blog/?p=710#comment-1666 Both of our dogs have been vetted for hip issues & cleared for breeding, This conversation is over here. If you really need to vent feel free to have at it on our website, we created a few spaces just for you. Thank You for your diligent concerns. Both of our dogs have been vetted for hip issues & cleared for breeding, This conversation is over here.

If you really need to vent feel free to have at it on our website, we created a few spaces just for you.

Thank You for your diligent concerns.

]]> By: Jennifer http://bullmarketfrogs.com/blog/2008/09/preparing-for-penelopes-puppies/#comment-1606 Jennifer Fri, 05 Sep 2008 18:29:15 +0000 http://bullmarketfrogs.com/blog/?p=710#comment-1606 Oh yeah and the labradoodle is not a recognized breed here in North America. Oh yeah and the labradoodle is not a recognized breed here in North America.

]]> By: Jennifer http://bullmarketfrogs.com/blog/2008/09/preparing-for-penelopes-puppies/#comment-1605 Jennifer Fri, 05 Sep 2008 18:28:37 +0000 http://bullmarketfrogs.com/blog/?p=710#comment-1605 FYI rotties and shepherds both get hip dysplasia big time, they also both get thyroid problems, skin conditions and CANCER, Did you test both parents for all of the above did you have their eyes cerf'd before you bred? Do you guarantee against any and all of the above? While you claim you could be wiping out genetic diseases you do realize you could be doubling up on them. BTW do you charge for these puppies? Dogs who are rescued usually come from not so great circumstances at the least losing their family and homes due to whatever reasons. So instead of providing them a safe place to live out their lives or finding them a new forever home you choose to breed them. You shouldn't even call yourself rescue. A true rescue would never ever ever breed their dogs. FYI rotties and shepherds both get hip dysplasia big time, they also both get thyroid problems, skin conditions and CANCER, Did you test both parents for all of the above did you have their eyes cerf’d before you bred? Do you guarantee against any and all of the above?
While you claim you could be wiping out genetic diseases you do realize you could be doubling up on them. BTW do you charge for these puppies? Dogs who are rescued usually come from not so great circumstances at the least losing their family and homes due to whatever reasons. So instead of providing them a safe place to live out their lives or finding them a new forever home you choose to breed them. You shouldn’t even call yourself rescue. A true rescue would never ever ever breed their dogs.

]]> By: DesignerDogs http://bullmarketfrogs.com/blog/2008/09/preparing-for-penelopes-puppies/#comment-1587 DesignerDogs Fri, 05 Sep 2008 04:01:04 +0000 http://bullmarketfrogs.com/blog/?p=710#comment-1587 The 'Idea' is to not encounter the inherited diseases purebred dogs are prone to, especially in the large breeds we have. By mixing a Pure Shepard & Pure Rottwieller the likelyhood of Hip Problems among a myriad of other inhereted diseases are completely wiped out, obviously combining two excellent dogs that have been vetted in their breed standard as good breeding dogs has many benefits, if not the Labradoodle would not be a breed today. So, Thank You for asking ! The ‘Idea’ is to not encounter the inherited diseases purebred dogs are prone to, especially in the large breeds we have. By mixing a Pure Shepard & Pure Rottwieller the likelyhood of Hip Problems among a myriad of other inhereted diseases are completely wiped out, obviously combining two excellent dogs that have been vetted in their breed standard as good breeding dogs has many benefits, if not the Labradoodle would not be a breed today.

So, Thank You for asking !

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