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Labradoodle study reveals dogs are actually mostly poodle


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buzzkill
1 minute ago, Dominic said:

This isnt a case of nature though, this is years of breeding and abuse. 

Exactly.

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1 hour ago, buzzkill said:

In my opinion breed is wrong and inhuman in any case.

of course dogs would have the economic nerve to breed just to profit on their pups. :saladga:

I dont of this helps but the health of the labradoodles strictly monitored and they make sure that the dogs are oke

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buzzkill
4 minutes ago, Suuus said:

I dont of this helps but the health of the labradoodles strictly monitored and they make sure that the dogs are oke

Even tho, breeding for commercially purpose should be a crime. 
there’s a bunch of stray dogs needing home and people are selfish enough to buy instead of adopting. Its wrong and in most of the case the conditions and environment that the  dogs are breeding is abusive.

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Just now, buzzkill said:

Even tho, breeding for commercially purpose should be a crime. 
there’s a bunch of stray dogs needing home and people are selfish enough to buy instead of adopting. Its wrong and in most of the case the conditions and environment that the  dogs are breeding is abusive.

Key word most not all of them 

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Just now, buzzkill said:

Still the majority. 

Also the labradoodles are 95% percent anti allergic so people who are allergic to dogs can still have a thats pretty cool if you ask me also why did you the part of my comment where i told you that the health of labradoodles is strictly monitored 

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buzzkill
4 minutes ago, Suuus said:

Also the labradoodles are 95% percent anti allergic so people who are allergic to dogs can still have a thats pretty cool if you ask me also why did you the part of my comment where i told you that the health of labradoodles is strictly monitored 

You say like they only came from one place lol people can just adopt a poodle if they are allergic then. :trollga:

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Shipper
1 hour ago, Henri Bardot said:

Yeah. 

Breeding is wrong when you create breeds like pugs, bulldogs or shih tzus who can barely breathe

What do you mean barely breathe? I dont know much about dogs and this is legit just a question.

Do those dogs typicallly have respiratory problems or you mean the way people treat them and they can barely breathe? 

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4 minutes ago, buzzkill said:

You say like they only came from one place lol people can just adopt a poodle if they are allergic then. :trollga:

No they cant because they shed and thats where the allergic reaction comes from and labradoodles dont shed so no reaction also i use labradoodles as an example because thats what this thread is about also i love your profile picture its such a RAW picture i love it 

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buzzkill
Just now, Suuus said:

No they cant because they shed and thats where the allergic reaction comes from and labradoodles dont shed so no reaction also i use labradoodles as an example because thats what this thread is about 

Poodles are essentially knowns as low shedding dogs actually... 

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48 minutes ago, Shipper said:

What do you mean barely breathe? I dont know much about dogs and this is legit just a question.

Do those dogs typicallly have respiratory problems or you mean the way people treat them and they can barely breathe? 

English and French Buldogs or pugs usually can't breathe properly because of how their face and airways are constructed. They are bred to have very short faces because this is the look people want and this really affects their body in a bad way. Many people are against breeding these breeds, for these reasons.

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