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<blockquote data-quote="angie1" data-source="post: 573330" data-attributes="member: 3886"><p>I see all the time in the paper "LabX______(any other breed))." or better yet the ones that breed poodles to another breed then make it sound designer and put a high price on it. You see this in small breeds all the time. Take a cross that <u><em>should be</em></u> accidental, give it a name other than mutt, and sell it for $500. This is planned AND <u><em>sanctioned</em></u> by people all over everyday. I am all for spaying and neutering, but free mutt pups have the same risk and benefits as the others ~ unlike the others, they are priced accordingly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="angie1, post: 573330, member: 3886"] I see all the time in the paper "LabX______(any other breed))." or better yet the ones that breed poodles to another breed then make it sound designer and put a high price on it. You see this in small breeds all the time. Take a cross that [u][i]should be[/i][/u] accidental, give it a name other than mutt, and sell it for $500. This is planned AND [u][i]sanctioned[/i][/u] by people all over everyday. I am all for spaying and neutering, but free mutt pups have the same risk and benefits as the others ~ unlike the others, they are priced accordingly. [/QUOTE]
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