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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Completely absurd. You are all bad people.[/quote] I'm not sure they're bad ppl, but very misguided and misinformed. Goldens, Labs, Poodles, Doodles; you can find any dog you want at a shelter. Every minute, thousands of lovely dogs are killed because they don't have a home. Lovely dogs with lovely personalities just waiting for someone to notice them. We've had 2 rescued young Yorkies, both were lovely and friendly. I'd rather search for months for a rescue than go to a breeder. Our rescue Yorkie came from a "breeder"; a backyard breeder who was in over her head, and thankfully, reported to authorities. I'm sure she also shipped her dogs, but she can't anymore because she served time:)[/quote] 2000 dogs killed per minute x 60 minutes per hour x 24 hours per day x 365 days per year equals 1051200000 dogs killed per year? You are off by three orders of magnitude. [/quote] there's about 1.2 million shelter dogs killed every year for lack of space http://www.aspca.org/animal-homelessness/shelter-intake-and-surrender/pet-statistics but this needn't be an issue of guilting a person into adopting. it's not up to you to save all these animals. just be careful - please be sure to do your research and not buy a dog from a puppy mill. and don't buy this silly info that shelter dogs are emotionally damaged or anything - as someone else said, many of these dogs came from breeders, many were pets; by and large, you are talking about awesome dogs. and if you get one who's been in foster, you will actually have a great idea of what their personalities are like - you don't have to guess or hope.[/quote]
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