Denise, you have gotten basically the same brush off I have...it really had nothing to do with your doggy door or your pit.....it was the fact that you are a breeder. I personally don't understand how some rescues can cry that they desperately need foster homes, then turn around and say no just because someone is a breeder. I COULD understand that they need to give more scrutiny to breeders to make sure they are not puppy mills, but they shouldn't just flat out turn us down without checking us out first.......
I understand that there are too many unwanted dogs in the world, but if no one intentionally bred any dogs, we would loose the purity of our breeds and would have nothing but mixes. Now I love a good "mutt" as much as anyone, but there is something to be said for a full bred Chihuahua!! Marsha ----- Original Message ----- From: Denise Newton To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2007 8:57 PM Subject: [Chihuahuas] willing to foster in South Central Kentucky I too am willing to foster.I have asked in the past to foster and was turned down due to the fact I didnt have a big enough doggie door and that I have a pit bull.Well I have since found my pit a home and have put in a bigger doggie door.And I now have a bigger fenced in space to play in.Yes I am a breeder of chihuahuas.If I fostered i would only foster small breeds.BTW I do have 5 kids.And they have all been raised around small breed dogs and they know how to handle them. Denise Newton Moderator of Chipregnancypup group http://www.geocities.com/dadasbrat2002/index.html http://my.msnusers.com/DenisesChihuahuaGroup/_whatsnew.msnw ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Yahoo! oneSearch: Finally, mobile search that gives answers, not web links.
