For a long time, I vacillated back and forth about this issue -- Berners
and media exposure (much like I did about quality breeders advertising
their litters via newspaper and/or internet). I have thought long and
hard about both sides, and it has not been easy for me to decide how I
feel about
Julia,
I would have to agree with most of your statements, but please reread my post. I'm
not advocating trying to control the media, (as if that were possible.) All we can do
is control our own behaviors. Since I've been associated with Berners ('92) the show
entries have easily tripled in
In a message dated 11/21/2002 4:55:19 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My suggestion to the people of the dog walk would have been to say to the
MS
reps would be that our breed is in too fragile a state to be the focus of
an
article and that they should focus their
Sherri et al,
Thanks for the further clarification. Like I said, we can't control the media but we
can be responsible for how we portray our dogs in interviews and such. The dog walkers
did the right thing. I guess I missed that part of the story. ;-0 Now lets see how
they spin it.
Jim LaFrom
