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What I mean by soil is:
Example: Let's say you're building a house. In order to build a house, you have to find a place to build the house. The place you build the house on is the soil or ground.
So what I'm trying to say is, when it comes to breeding, is my "soil" really wrong?
I'm bringing this up because someone told me that you fall in love with a breed and want to improve the breed, so you become a breeder.
You don't fall in love with dogs, love many breeds, and pick one or two breeds to improve.
The statements above are what I was told by a fellow dog ethusianist.
I like and love a lot of breeds. What I don't understand is, so breeders who breed more than one breed are really BYBs?
I'm so confused.
I see nothing wrong with loving dogs and loving more than one breed.
The reason that person said that is because I considered breeding other breeds. The first breed I wanted to breed was the German Shepherd, then I wanted to breed Golden Retrievers, and now I'd really love to become a breeder of siberian huskies.
I love all three breeds. I don't want to start a kennel and breed all three, however, but what's wrong with loving other breeds?
I know I would like to become a breeder because I love dogs and would like to help improve the quality of dogs. Also because of all the things that come with being a breeder, even the negatives aren't bad compared to the good stuff.
Example: Let's say you're building a house. In order to build a house, you have to find a place to build the house. The place you build the house on is the soil or ground.
So what I'm trying to say is, when it comes to breeding, is my "soil" really wrong?
I'm bringing this up because someone told me that you fall in love with a breed and want to improve the breed, so you become a breeder.
You don't fall in love with dogs, love many breeds, and pick one or two breeds to improve.
The statements above are what I was told by a fellow dog ethusianist.
I like and love a lot of breeds. What I don't understand is, so breeders who breed more than one breed are really BYBs?
I'm so confused.
The reason that person said that is because I considered breeding other breeds. The first breed I wanted to breed was the German Shepherd, then I wanted to breed Golden Retrievers, and now I'd really love to become a breeder of siberian huskies.
I love all three breeds. I don't want to start a kennel and breed all three, however, but what's wrong with loving other breeds?
I know I would like to become a breeder because I love dogs and would like to help improve the quality of dogs. Also because of all the things that come with being a breeder, even the negatives aren't bad compared to the good stuff.