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Doubull Mastiff Puppies

fizzed

Well-Known Member
Shame that money seemed to be the theme of the original post and indeed the poster has not posted anything since. Wish the pups the best and hope they have a good life ahead of them and also that the mum is okay too. I know that accidents do happen - I have kept a litter myself - after such an accident when I had to leave home for 3 weeks unexpectedly and 2 got together and should not have. I would never have considered making money from the episode.
 

mitzi30

New Member
I believe the Doubull Mastiff is a great breed. Considered a designer breed or a hybrid and there fore is not a mutt as some have suggested.
 

Wilsy

Well-Known Member
I believe the Doubull Mastiff is a great breed. Considered a designer breed or a hybrid and there fore is not a mutt as some have suggested.
A 'designer breed' is not purebred and is therefore a mutt and just because some people think its 'fashionable' doesn't make it right. A dog is a lifelong commitment, not a fashion accessory so no one should ever buy a dog because its deemed 'fashionable', perhaps that's why so many get abandoned, because the fashion changes and people no longer want their unfashionable dog. As someone else said a Labradoodle is just a labrador crossed with a poodle. It may be fashionable and have been given a silly name but at the end of the day its still a mutt. Just like a Jackawawa (Jack Russell cross Chiwawa) or a Jug (Jack Russell cross Pug). Yes sometimes accidents happen and the resulting puppies should be spayed / neutered and given good homes but don't try to flog it off as a 'designer breed'. The cross breed dog you apparently owned may have been a lovely dog and treasured companion but it is irresponsible to purposely cross dogs due to a number of health and temperament issues that can arise. Oh, and don't come on here and say how rude everyone is just because the you / the 'other person' who started the post doesn't like what they hear = the truth.