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Old Sep 5, 2007, 03:17 PM
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The perfect dog

Hi, me and my family are looking for a non-shedding(hypoallergenic if possible), Smart,
Easy to train,under $400, althletic , and 20-40 pound dog to join our family, I am hoping for some suggestions, also i am canadian so please make sure i can get one here,

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Old Sep 6, 2007, 06:16 AM   #11  
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but i heard that dogs that are rescued from puppy mills are usaully in-bred and aren't smart

Hi there! FYI- not all dogs that are in rescue shelters are from puppy mills. The majority of them are usually rescued from local pounds where a person can surrender their pets for little or no fee and no questions asked. It's very common that someone purchase a purebred puppy and a little while down the road either can't care for the animal or simply doesn't want the responsibility anymore. I've had several rescue dogs and it seems as though they are a little more appreciative of everything. Like they know they've got a second chance. Someone mentioned breed specific rescues and they are also wonderful. Also keep in mind more pet stores then you realize get their puppies from puppy mills. Ask your local pet stores where they get their pups from and I can almost guarantee you that they say from 'private breeders' and won't give you anymore information. If you choose to buy from a breeder be very very wary of 'backyard breeders' and breeders that are only in it for profit. Be sure to check out the parents and check the pedigrees if available to see how closely related they are as a lot of genetic mishaps can occur with poorly bred pups. Whichever path you take, I hope you end up with a wonderful dog that will fit in with your family. Good Luck!!

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