ANY breeder breeding specifically for color, especially colors not in the standard, should be called out. This is sick. If the just advertised Multicolor Cross Breed Dogs for Sale I wouldn't care, but to label these Dobermans?
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Um, no words.
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"Harlequin Elegant Series." Series?????? It's a living animal, not a gosh darn limited edition bobble head...
Oh, but they take immense pride in their ethics.
They tout "health testing," but like so many subpar breeders, they mean running DNA tests.
Yeah, any Doberman breeder who breeds for color (and that is clearly the most important thing to this breeder) should not be breeding. Well, unless a breeder is trying to achieve the original black & tan/rust.
I am currently less emotionally/mentally invested in this breed; but it is still quite upsetting to see.
They tout "health testing," but like so many subpar breeders, they mean running DNA tests.
Yeah, any Doberman breeder who breeds for color (and that is clearly the most important thing to this breeder) should not be breeding. Well, unless a breeder is trying to achieve the original black & tan/rust.
I am currently less emotionally/mentally invested in this breed; but it is still quite upsetting to see.
I see quite a few who say "heath tested" and to them it just means a vet has checked them out, with no DNA testing even.
Actually, yes, I forgot about that practice.
If they called it a rare Doberhula they could raise the price to $7,000 like the doodles.
I really don't care what they do except the fact that they are calling them Dobermans when clearly they are not.
Oh goodie Courtney is still around.
We've had are tangles before because I DO call out breeders. She used to breed horses as well and they were the saddest looking creatures ever. I think there at least a couple of threads on here about her. I can't contact her because she blocked me but the rest of you be my guest! Hopefully someone will say the thing that makes her STOP!
I may have seen that in some old threads but never thought about it when I came across this. If she's been at it this long I guess it wouldn't help much. Actually it was a call-out by a dog person explaining what to look for in ethical breeders of ANY breed, and what to look for in red flags. Obviously this was the Red Flag example. I'm pretty sure Dobermans are not her breed, I'll see if I can find it, I can't remember the name - she did not mince words.Oh goodie Courtney is still around.
I can't contact her because she blocked me but the rest of you be my guest! Hopefully someone will say the thing that makes her STOP!
OMG, what has she done to our breed?? That's just sad.
Rits
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Ugh, she's STILL breeding? How are her dogs getting worse?!
I like to believe that if you make people uncomfortable enough they will actually get it!
Yup, that's the thread I remember now! 2018 and still going at it so obviously making a living off of it.
I wish.
Maybe 4,000 views will put a dent in her biz.
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