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Pugs are pretty cute but when u get to the point where the dogs face looks like it was smash in with a frying pan thats too far

@Chickennugget There's nothing wrong with owning pugs. They deserve love too. But I think that we need to acknowledge this fact and agree that we should keep them from breeding so that there aren't more pugs who have to suffer with health issues just because "Aw they're so cute!".

Hooveswrinkles Fivelittletwinkles no all of them have a bad face, you will never see a pug or French bulldog looking normal anymore. You can try and make their life better by being a good dog owner, like feeding raw meat and giving them a healthy lifestyle with muscle training and lots of excersize. But they shouldn't be bred.

bulldogs just make me sad now

French bulldogs are even worse, they can’t even reproduce on their own without human intervention. If we stopped assisting them through ivf they would be extinct as soon as the current generation of frenchies dies out. There’s nothing wrong with owning a frenchie or pug, they need love too and they’re definitely cute. But we still can’t deny that they’re ticking time bombs, humans have bred them to the point that they’re brachiocephalic and riddled with dozens of health issues. Plus I just can’t fathom why anyone would spend thousands of dollars for a “designer” test tube dog like a frenchie when there are millions of dogs in shelters that you could adopt for next to nothing. Why not give them a second chance at life instead of supporting an industry as sick as selective dog breeding. People always try to justify it by saying “well I only buy from responsible breeders” and sure, that’s better than some backyard puppy mill situation, but that doesn’t make it acceptable. It’s amazing the kind of selfishness and cruelty people will turn a blind eye to when it’s convenient for them.

Brianna Nicole and children too please.

Adopting adult dogs is NOT for everyone. In fact, it can be incredibly dangerous if you're not an experienced dog owner, or have small children.

Sophie Lee what? there are SO many puppies in shelters

Every time we did that when I was younger the dog died right away from something they weren't treated for at the shelter

@@emilyhamm5328 Puppies, absolutely adopt! They're less of a risk when they're smaller; also easier to train and socialize. *But notice, I said ADULT dogs in my comment above*.

Ashley Amazed good for you for getting your animal from the shelter. They need homes and you're doing a good thing.

Awesome girl! That dog is going to be so happy and in a great home

❤️ thank you

I hope you find your family's next best friend!

Yes The rescue dogs rescue peiplr they are the best in health in emotions

when my dads girlfriend brought a labradoodle home he was like “look at that mutt” lmaooo

We still call them mutts

Designer dogs is made up fancy word to sell mixed dogs.

Mixed breed dogs like labradoodles get the best from both worlds. They’re just like a labrador or paddle but better. You fucking dog snob.

@@saffron4851 i've never seen one well behaved...

nematoad if you need a working dog (police work, service dog, herding, etc) then that’s where breeding is important and comes into play. For example, a mutt that’s cross bred beagle and golden retriever that someone might find in a shelter wouldn’t be very effective in police work because of breed traits. If you’re just looking for a family pet then breed/breeding doesn’t matter too much. For working dogs they need to be a high quality and well bred breed that has a good health history and long life expectancy because they are so expensive to breed and train.

rach ritch - I agree, but would add that when a dog is added to a family in which someone has severe allergies, then breeding is also important. Even a little of a non-hypoallergenic breed mixed in could make it impossible to keep a dog, and giving one up after the family has fallen in love with it is heartbreaking!

SkiingIsMyHappyPlace Bliss my brother has allergies but he absolutely loves dogs/animals. I have a schnauzer and an air dale Terrier and he loves them both.

Blues fan - Schnauzers are great for people with allergies, and they are such great little dogs! Does he do alright with the Airedale as well? Seems that they would fall into the hypoallergenic category, but I don’t really know much about them.

some people need special dogs and if people do it right breeding isnt bad for the dogs

The Homelander if dogs

TheWarGodKing dog:but..father

Did you even watch the video? Or are youd delusional? Nowhere in this video does anyone blame the dog ITSELF, the man blamed the BREEDERS, even called went as far to say they're vicious....can't belive I have to explain to you something you literally couldve listened to, I worked at a daycare and the kids there listened MUCH better than many 'adults ' such as yourself, way too many of you...

YES

the videos about opening "pandoras box" to terrible breeding and seeing dogs as objects and commodities.

I agree. Finding a GOOD breeder is key. I got my standard poodle from a good breeder right here in NC.

No the whole doodle craze is a problem.

4 years?! That's so short ☹

🐶😔💔

It has been finally admitted that spaying and neutering very young causes endocrinological issues in many dogs. It appears cats are not as affected as dogs. Just throwing that out there. I'm sorry for your loss, maybe the inbreeding... The gene pool is not big enough.

😱🐶💔😔

That sounds like it could’ve been caused by bloat other known as twisted stomach since it happened so quickly and after intensive playing or exercise. That’s common in any breeds mixed with standard poodles and standard poodles themselves.

I gotta jack Russel and shih tzu and I call him jack shit true story lol

lmfao

Dumb and Dumber fan? XD

Lol!! 😂

A pet is a still a pet it's no bullshit

Karen M Why? Getting a dog from a responsible breeder is a great option for those of us who prefer that option.

Lilia why do you prefer that?

Joshua Green 😆HA! Funny, but no.. It doesn't make me feel superior to anyone else. It's just my preference. I can list a bunch of reasons, but the general gist is I want to know about where my dog is coming from and projected health and temperament. I also have a mentor for life with his breeder. Has nothing to do with feeling superior.

E Riley it's like giving birth over adopting, there's still a selfish or an ego feeding side to it subconsciously, but it's not ”immoral”

I foster dogs from the shelter but when my family got a dog we got it from a breeder. As much as I love taking care of dogs from the shelter and definitely believe in adoption,, we had small kids in the house. A lot of the dogs I fostered were puppy mill dogs with aggressive tendencies and personalities not well suited to my family. Adoption needs to be right for the family and the dog!

Wonderwomantam 🥰 that’s so adorable

my aunt and cousin got cockers from the humane society they were from a puppy mill. but they didn't turn out right.

I have a Goldendoodle German Shepherd mix.

@@MrPAULONEAL omg, I bet he is cute and smart! Wish I could see a picture! If I didnt have a doodle, I'd have a German Shepherd. Such good dogs.

I got a goldendoodle from an Amish farm and he ended up having aggression genetics 😞.

RobinFlysHigh / They’re laughing at how dumb the statement is, the intention wasnt to discount everything he said and I don’t think most of the viewers thought so either, but I guess you did so 🤷‍♂️

@@ajgerbi I can kinda see why they felt that way though. It seemed as if the news reporter felt like that was a joke. And in a way it was. But I feel like he should've taken it more seriously. HOWEVER I'd have laughed too bc of how ridiculous it sounds.

Dude... I can concur all dogs are at least a little crazy

It’s obvious they had their minds made up before they interviewed the guy. They didn’t like what they had to say so they took a four letter phrase out of context and laughed at it..

Those are by far the most loyal dogs

You are my hero. Adopt don't shop!

exactly my old dog was ugly but we loved her. She was a sweetheart. We did not want a dog that was cute instead wanting a dog that fits with our lifestyle.

So, if I'm not into something, I have to still obtain that something to make YOU happy?

I care about temperament and trainability. If a Chinese crested was what best fit my life that's what I'd get. Cute is not important to me. Ability to do what I want to do is.

Especially since most shelters vaccinate, train, and sometimes spay/neture the dogs.

There's a whole problem with the system when it comes to adopting. Most shelters regulations and guidelines for accepting adopters is bonkers. Some people unfortunately find it easier to just pay a breeder than to go through the Hassel of filling out applications/ home inspections/ calls for referrals etc. All that, just to be denied in the end because you don't have a backyard.

Karla Mena in my families case we went to shelter after shelter and could not find a hypoallergenic dog which we could only have because my brother has severe allergies.

Maya Martin same here except with cats

And sometimes people want to know what they get when they adopt a dog. With rescues you never know what kind of traumas they‘ve been trough, you don‘t know if they might lash out on your dogs or you simply want your dog to have a personality that fits to you and your way of living. No shame in that. If you find a responsible breeder that loves their dogs and takes great care then why not adopt a dog from them?

QuartzResonance my labradoodle is healthy and he doesn’t make me sneeze win win

“Purebred fanatics” are not hyping themselves over poodle mixes 🥴

Says the person with the Trump picture... Makes sense.

I smacked that like button just because of your pic, and the nice quote. ;) Trump 2020!

@@zabygriffon aww, so you're both going to hell.

@@zabygriffon yea that trump thing failed. So glad

@@Nil-8 trump lost

there are genuine reasons some people cant adopt from animal shelters though. i'm getting a dog from a responsible breeder in december.

pugs*

@@Hunter-zu9qs soooo.Whats your reason?..why are u buying instead of adopting?

I would love to hear this genuine reason. Unless you have allergies or need a specially trained dog for medical purposes, there is no reason to contribute to the epidemic of dogs over populating shelters and being euthanized.

@@ashleyk3602 exactly. In the mean time we need to ban breeds that have smashed faces, it's not cute when you know that's the reason they suffer. Because it looms "cute". And the "cute snorts" they make are them trying to breath. I understand work dogs like german shepherds maybe, Australian shepherds. But what use is a lap dog bred to have problems?

Based on the inventors accent the breed is likely of australian origins, so the Australian insert is likely part of the breed name. Ie: The American Bulldog

I once watched a video about a pug who had a hole on his chest for breathing cause otherwise it couldn't. But because of the operation it lost its sense of smell and couldn't bark anymore, and one comment said that is it even a dog anymore :( the dog would also vomit (or pass out, i don't remember) if it got too excited.. Breeding dogs like that is just so cruel.

I don't like bulldogs tbh i think thay are really ugly

ZwanzigEldeai that’s really terrible, and it hurts my heart.

Although I agree they have a lot of health problems, how many Bulldogs & pugs do you see in the pound? And if so how long do they stay there?

I have yet to meet a bulldog at work that actually seemed happy. They are so tired and miserable from spending all their energy trying to breathe. And half the time their wrinkles are full of yeast and bacteria because the owners don't take proper care of their folds. They just make me so sad everytime :(

I agree! I got a welsh corgi mix from the humane society shelter, he's been with me for over 10yrs, he's 16 now and still pretty active! Some people think that shelter dogs/cats are "dangerous" or "won't live long", and that fact is pretty sad since there's so many pets just waiting for a forever home.

I have an Aussie mix (don't know the other breed) she's like the smartest dog ever! Super smart as well and sweet.

Meet my dog chewy. He was great. Then one day his brain snapped and now he's dog aggressive. Meet my dog Suzy. She was dog aggressive because her previous owner didn't know how to handle her. Meet tootsie she was calm and then became a firecracker. Meet rocky he isn't aggressive but he hates the world and not gonna lie I kinda get why he was dumped as a 2 year old. I'd never do it but I see why. Meet my grandmother's dog buster he was people aggressive. RIP. You know who the best behaved dog I ever owned was. The one who came from an experienced breeder. I have 4 rescues and I'm exhausted. I can handle behavioral issues that come up I can make it work. But I want a break. I want a dog with a level temperament who is raised by a great breeder who does the things I view as important. Who keeps them until 12 weeks ect. I WANT a break. I'm not saying never again I'm saying not now. I want to be able to walk around the neighborhood without having a mini heart attack when I see other dogs.

alright, so what word would you and your special feelings like them to use?

But they were created. Dogs with bad Gene's to make a stupider dog. Their designer dogs to make lots of money 👌 then get tossed aside after they get sick

They were literally designed and invented.

But they are designed and invented... breed wise. By purposely breeding 2 different kinds into one with the risk of creating a new one with unstable genes (and health problems)

They were designed/invented...

Same for humans

pSmall360 good point

There's too many people!! SAVE THE PLANET STOP BREEDING!!!

Most ppl want cute puppies not sad looking abused dogs that’s why they rather spend a grand on an expensive cute puppy🤷🏾‍♀️

Nobody cares about dogs who are going to be killed for no reason they only care about getting a fancy dog

Mutts are healthier.

My friends call me a mutt bc I'm mixed

me too.....well, she died but my mutt was the best ever

Smartacles Llama then those aren’t your friends 💀

L9ved my nutt

Did you see the parents OFA testing?

@@NoThankUBeQuiet yes

Labs and Poodles are both gundogs, neither breed should be afraid of fireworks

@@vanthomas9556 some dogs are just scared of loud noises??

@@vanthomas9556 That is a trained skill, pal. Even humans will initially have bad reactions to gunfire, because it's loud af

Unfortunately purebred doesn’t mean well bred either. There are still lots of AKC breeders that think just because their dog is purebred means they don’t need genetic testing or OFAs. More often I find that doodle breeders try a lot harder to make sure their dogs are perfectly healthy.

@@stefyrose2405 they absolutely don't lmao If they did, they wouldn't be breeding doodles in the first place, their coats alone are a nightmare, just get a standard poodle

Pure facts!! People scream Adopt don't Shop. But they don't realise these shelters are picky ass hell when your trying to adopt a dog from their shelter. Turning away alot of people cause they don't meet there picky standards. Shelter fees are getting to be as much as some of these "shopped" dog prices. I have seen shelter fees as high as $300 and more because of shots and getting the dog neutured.

*Word!*

Then get a small - medium sized dog... And ADOPT. Who fucking cares about the breed don't you care about the dogs personality more?

@@nicolekraft175 ALERGIES dip shit. There are "specific" breeds that DO NOT effect people's allergies. This is just like hairless cats are great for people who want a cat, but can't have one due to allergies. Get a hairless cat then. Poodle breeds are another breed great for people with allergies. And I also went to adopt a dog but couldn't as I don't have a fence. And I go walking with my dogs about 4 times a day as well as letting them out to run around with me watching them. I go on night walks as well with a flashlight.

David Gonzalez I do agree that having large dogs inside for large periods of time isn’t good and they need to release it and simple walks aren’t enough. As long as people without fenced yards take their dogs to public spaces that allow them to release the energy, they should also be considered. My dog goes to dog parks at least 5 days out the week for an hour or so and is walked on the other days. If weather doesn’t permit, she goes to daycare to wrestle with other dogs to release her energy. I do agree that if you’re not up to the responsibility of exercising your dog properly, you shouldn’t own one but I do think there’s lots of people out there just like me who go out the way to make sure their fur babies are treated amazing

He kinda did though, people are breeding double coated breeds with poodles, they're grooming nightmares

Your dog may be fine, but she could very possibly carry genes that would be detrimental to the next generation of pups (if bred) . I think the point is , designer dogs are a danger due to the fact that their breeding pool is small and it gives them a chance to pass on mutated Gene's and dangerous traits. Love how the goldendoodles look tho. Not gonna bash the people who DO have them. There just needs to be more awareness , and less people out here buying designer dogs 🤷‍♀️

@@tabbycat3610 Yes, thank you. The right way to go is to bring more awareness, so people can make a clear, educated choice whether they want to adopt or buy, neither being the wrong choice. I've extensively researched breeders in the country, and finally found one in another state. Made the in-person visit, got all the health paperwork for the pup and his lineage.

Were her parents OFA tested for both Golden things and poodles.

And he's saying it was a bad move and didn't work so people should stop

Dominique Marie yes!!! The severe matting you see on some of these dogs is just cruel

...except our dog doesn’t do that, dumbass.

Pugski?

@@crappyaccount I meant Pomski, my apologies. God knows why they mix a small dog w/big dog attitude (Pom) with a Husky. Are they pretty? yes but I see bad all over that mix.✌

What's wrong with a good old fashioned poodle

There is no such thing as a responsibly bred doodle.

This is the correct way to do things. Regulate the damn industry, there's nothing inherently bad or superior to either of those dog ownership methods.

@@rousseau327 No actually it's not. It just gives a monopoly on certain business' to sell animals. And Shelters and "SPCA"'s are a business for profit. If people were serious about finding homes for pets, they would find any way they could to do so, without having to charge an arm and a leg to people willing to open their homes to pets. Right now, the ONLY way to get a puppy, is to get one from a breeder, and they charge anywhere from a grand to 5 grand, depending on the breed. Shelters, charge anywhere from 500-1000.

@@Gryphyn3 What kind of alternative would you propose? Is for-profit businesses and the cost to you to get a dog the only concern? Because if that's the case, I'm all for it. The alternative in an unregulated, or poorly regulated market is shit shelters that don't do their due diligence in vetting the dog's health, shit breeders who bring poor dogs into this world who are destined for health problems, and nothing you can really do about it legally. Having the market regulated, although not completely eliminating, mitigates this. Not to mention, having a high cost of entry means not everybody can get a dog. It means only the people who are financially able, and can afford to take care of the dog, can get one. If we care about poor dogs being left to rot in shelters, I'm all for this high barrier of entry. Dogs aren't consumer products that anybody should be able to just buy.

@@rousseau327 We used to have pet stores that legally worked with the shelters to sell the pets. They would have their customers fill out the same adoption forms and you could paid your money and walked home with your pet. Until, dumb activists stopped it. This was because of regulated breeders not wanting competition. I don't think animals should be regulated at all.

@@Gryphyn3 Well, that falls under "poorly regulated", does it not? In an ideal world, there wouldn't be a need to regulate the pet industry, but we don't live in one. In an ideal world, nothing would need to be regulated.

My niece did the same thing for their family, but after 7 year's, they gave their dog to a family member who could take care of the dog, better Coco, is a nice dog, I would have loved to have had her.

Overall its not a good idea for the animals and we should do right by them. It's not always about us.

@@nematoaddd are you telling this person they shouldn't have bought their daughter 2 hypoallergenic dogs because she has allergies and it doesn't matter if she's a dog lover without allergies cause it's not always about her? Cause it kind of is... people can preach "adopt, don't shop" forever but if you can't adopt but you'd love to have a dog of your own, what's really wrong with that? The main issue that I think is missed, is the people who put dogs up for adoption for reasons that are truly unfair to the dog. And, yes, people will adopt from rescues and shelters and send the dog right back sometimes because the dog "barks too much" or they're "too busy" for their new pet. I feel like the people who choose to buy from breeders or don't have much choice (as needing something that doesn't shed so much or for a service animal), get a lot of flack. Most of the time, people who buy from breeders are doing so because they REALLY want that dog. And when you already want that dog, you're more prepared to take on the raising of that dog and what comes your way. Then the silly excuses people use to rehome or send the dog to a shelter, fall to the side and that's when your pet becomes a member of your family. In cases like pet shopping (or adopting, it's interchangeable to me since you pay money no matter what), everyone involved-- human and animal-- matters for the success of the companionship.

Uhhh...why were you turned down so many times?

Rather support a breeder than a shelter. Fuck it

Well done!

@@amandawolfe4097 No. But neither is any cross-bred mutt worth $1,000.

@@amandawolfe4097 I didn't say all breeders but generally, they are. Why the hack they keep breeding these puppies for? Of course, they are profitable, it is just $$$. They should keep the female enjoy her life since they life spam is so short. Some of moron breeders even surrender the female to the Shelters due to old age as they can't breed anymore. I have seen so many.

@@Alex_Mitchell There is a family breeding these Goldendoodle in WI and sell it for $3,000.00 per puppy. Google it.

Without breeding there will be no dogs to adopt . ..

Not if you have allergies. For most of us with this challenge that's the only option if we want a dog.

k c maybe but I got a labradoodles because I am a 12 year old and my mom said that she would have much rather gotten a shelter dog than a 2.5 grand labradoodle but me and my sister have really sensitive skin and she did not want us to get attached to a dog and be allergic to it my mom also spent a lot of time doing the research and looked into it for years she is my first dog and I have been asking for it for years since I was 4 and I just got her at 12.

@@annelisegeorge7038 you dumbass get a breed that suits your needs or you know like every other person test the dog before you fucking take it home dumbass

@@vikzn1607 Real classy, talking like that to a fucking 12 year old. Fuck off, if you want to reduce the number of dogs that end up in shelters, applaud the people who don't treat their bred dog like shit. Life is fucking boring if there is only one way to do things.

They greyhound I lived with was lol I don’t think that’s the dog for me but I’m glad you’re happy with yours 💖

Grayhounds are mouthy. They chew way too much for my liking.

杰茜卡ジェシカ I’m so sorry for your loss

I’m very sorry for your loss..

Thanks everyone.

How are your parents that detached from a relationship with your dog to even suggest ”just getting a new one”?

@@amarahc4351 they might think that's just what's best for their child because they could become lonely, but also maybe it's a dog that helped with anxiety and those things.

ew

I’m not assuming you’re this way, but I’ve noticed a lot of standard poodle lovers, especially the hardcore breeders and people who show, have what seems to be a hatred for doodles of any sort. Like, in an almost mean spirited way.

Ivy Rose I think doodles are really adorable.

@@GoogleAccount-oe9im how is it eww? When they have a full face of hair they look just like a doodle..here is a standard poodle. Everyone assumes my friends standard is a doodle because she keeps her long. Here is an example of standard with long hair...ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8MXxmoNO-ts.html

In theory that can happen I guess, but not how it typically goes. A responsible breeder does genetic health testing to make sure their dog is of breeding quality no matter what they are breeding it to. If the testing shows it’s a carrier of something, it shouldn’t be bred. They can also have their hips and elbows tested in an attempt to prevent dysplasia.

Imo you can thank the AKC. Dogs should be bred to conformation of performance and health standards instead of conformance to some look. You are right, American Bull dogs and German Shepherds are two good examples. They look a lot different than they did 50 years ago, and have way more health issues.

houstonsrb facts

Jp Gunna actually I don’t think they’ve changed as much as you think (ignoring brachy dogs)

houstonsrb no the working lines tho (gsd) they still look pretty similar and are functional

@GohModley you're gross

Yeah nothing wrong with loving them once there around but I wish people would all make the shift to adopting.

Exactly! They’re energetic and smart so they need enough mental and physical stimulation. And, they do shed less, but a lot of people seem to think that means that they are low maintenance which is FARRR from reality.

I'm getting a labradoodle possibly, and i've been researching a ton, I want the best for the dog and want to make sure she's super healthy and just everything lol.

@@jaelyn9694 don’t get me wrong they can be great dogs, just more high maintenance than a lot of people realize. 😇 good luck finding your perfect pup!!

@@calliesart9778 we got her today- she's super cuddly and loves being outside.

Exactly. Its just another version of the Cocka poo (Spaniel and Poodle). People have been mixing poodles with other intelligent dogs since the 60's. It would be only a matter of time before someone came up with the labradoodle.

Doesn't mean it's not disgusting.

spongebob me boy no one said it isn’t? they’re just saying the guy shouldn’t feel too much guilt because someone would have bred them regardless, which is true.

@@user-kw9mi6ch2h Cry some more

@@rousseau327 lmaoo I think I will. genetically mutating anything is disgusting

Your type values dogs over humans.

Poodles would have the same effect on you. The lad just helps in breeding for it to be a service dog. Doodles are wonderful dogs though. The only problem is with how irresponsible people have become with breeding them. Just about every labradoodle are goldendoodle I've come across now are either neurotic or look like their joints can't support their weight. It such a sad fate for a dog. ☹️

honeygold rose that’s why the labradoodle was bred to be a hypoallergenic service dog

honeygold rose Still if I adopted one, I’d obviously want the dog to be happy and healthy. What would you suggest, a poodle? Portuguese Water Dog? Obama had those because one of his daughters had allergies.

Doodles shouldn't exist period and the trend of doodles has caused a massive issue in increased puppy mills and backyard breeders anyone who buys from a labradoodle breeder is a part of the issue

I got banned for loving my doddle on instagram...

This is about breeding, but I agree with adopt don't shop

I'm anti birth too, but that shits so controversial in humans

Shop and Adopt Responsibly

Johanna Toivonen adopt and shop responsibly*

I agree!

Labradoodles are great dogs. They're intelligent, hypoallergenic, loyal and easily trained. My best friend has one and hes awesome with my pomchi.

@@themagnoliaproject864 yesss my dogs every thing that u just said but he is very DUMB

Speech 100

Heriberto Jr, I’m dead

The Magnolia Project dogs are always loyal.

Goldendoodles are the most overrated doodle, and they’re starting to infuriate me at this point. I also hate how some doodle owners trash talk Poodles even though their dog is part Poodle.

Locust Hypnosis I have as well, but I’ve been around some that infuriate me to no end.

You have breeders confused with puppy mills. Reputable breeders keep up with health of parents and puppies..

You make the choice with your money

catstronaut not all breeder are like that your thinking about puppy mill not breeder some breeder are good

There are good breeders out there just like there are horrible, cruel ones out there. That’s why it is so important to do your research and make sure you are buying from a responsible breeder if that’s the route you choose.

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