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I thought I'd reveal this and have my religion renewed in mankind a little. I recently "met" a few via the web who'd an older APBT pup buying house. The pup is started on support dog work and obedience, microchipped, housetrained, cage trained, obedience trained, and current on shots, preventatives, neutered. He's properly socialized around other puppies, cats, kiddies, seniors, horses, noisy sounds, clever surfaces, the entire 9 meters. He includes his total Veterinary background, and the pair is completely testing potential adopters. Where did they understand this dog? Well here is where I, in the beginning, made a bitter face....."we have his mother and pop here with us." Long account short...they realized they "did wrong" with lacking the man they got from the terrible condition neutered and then found a lady that "immediately became most useful buds." The end result was a litter of pups. * Dad is neutered * Mom is spayed They went on the web and asked for help to find the domiciles for the pups, and a recovery team (*unknown*) told them to ensure the puppies were at the very least spayed or neutered, an such like. To ensure that is what they did. They'd all the pups spayed or neutered at a suitable age, raised to date on shots, microchipped with a being themselves, and had the recovery help them write a contract that "if you're unable to keep your dog, it gets came ultimately back to us." Lo and behold this small older pup's "dad" is not able to look after him due to some impairment received when he was a gift and recently needing to go to the clinic and have prolonged remains on the more frequent basis because of it. Therefore the "dad" came ultimately back the older puppy back once again to the couple who desired to keep him but decided he might visit that home together with his full data, when the home arrived along. The key reason why my religion was a bit renewed in mankind is yes, they may have accomplished a and abort, and yes, they should have neutered/spayed their animals, but at the very least they neutered and spayed the parents and "fixed" the puppies, asked for help from the recovery, and adopted the rescue's advice and recommendations to find suitable domiciles for their puppies. There are a number of BREEDERS out there that could discover from them - particularly those that offer on "pet contracts" however are surprised if they find out their "pet quality" pets are creating litters that are listed using a registry, etc. (Perhaps not counting XL type breeders who suggest late neutering/spaying.)