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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The number one reason dogs are put down is because they can't be trained. They become unruly and the family can't handle them. So thoughtfully picking a calm dog that is trainable was the most responsible thing to do. OP - fight fire with fire. "So why didn't you save a dog" "It's a service dog." "Really why do you need a service dog" "Hmmm - I don't really usually talk to strangers about my families medical conditions - pause - I am sure you understand." [b]You buy a dog once ever what 15 years - get exactly what you want[/b]![/quote] +100 bold above I have a pure breed because there is something powerfully beautiful (to me) about my dog's classic appearance. She is simply gorgeous, inside and out, and I have joy every single time I see her standing in a certain way that her breed has proudly displayed for centuries. I have wanted this certain breed dog since I was 11 years old. Beyond loving my dog and caring for her incredibly well, her looks bring back happy memories to me from my childhood. There is more to having a pure breed than the old and tired breeder vs. rescue debate. OP, thank you for your post.[/quote] So get a pure bred! Why do you need to get it from a breeder is the question for me.[/quote] Because the breed I wanted is never available at a shelter. I have tried for YEARS. I have wanted this particular dog badly since I was a little girl and the fact that I am now 49 with a 10 month old pure breed puppy is not a coincidence but because I WAS waiting for one to be available to rescue. And before anyone goes on and on about how every type of dog is always available please do not. I waited for years trying. I have over a decade of e-mail correspondence and other communications to prove it. [/quote]
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