Between animal rights activists seeking to end dog ownership, an unyielding and mostly uninformed adopt dont shop movement, substandard breeders and apathetic fanciers, these are tough times in which to be a purebred dog owner, and even harder for the ethical breeder. How much is willful ignorance, what are the facts, and who decides whats right for the dogs and their owners? Lets talk about it. Susi Szeremy writes from the perspective of a purebred dog owner and fancier. Her work appears on on her site, DogKnobit, and her credits include Dogs in Review, Show Site, Scent and Sight, the Gazette, Dogs in Canada, Dog Fancy and assorted breed publications. She created Westminster Kennel Clubs social media presence and continues to consult the club in that capacity. She started the National Purebred Dog Day page on Facebook and recently submitted a resolution to the Colorado State Senate seeking recognition of May 1 as National Purebred Dog Day. Susi has been a Puli fancier since 1978 Darlenes Note: This topic applies equally to pedigreed Cats, their breeders and owners. We are fortunate to have Susi Szeremy with us. Shes highly knowledgeable about the topic and can cut through emotion and, yes, b.s. Just as with every other Discussion Leader, I expect everyone to be respectful. I realize this is a very emotional topic but please do not have a knee-jerk reaction to this discussion. We are all here to learn more and there is more than meets the eye to this topic. I am so happy that Susi has agreed to lead this discussion, Please help me welcome Susi Szeremy to our Group! Welcome, Susi!
Posted on: Tue, 05 Aug 2014 04:01:02 +0000
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