The Creation Of Blood Parrot Cichlids (Pure Cruelty)

Do You Think It Is Okay To Breed and Sell This Fish

  • I am Against Breeding, Buying, and Selling Blood Parrot Cichlids

    Votes: 24 48.0%
  • I think It Is Okay To Breed, Buy, and Sell Blood Parrot Cichlids

    Votes: 26 52.0%

  • Total voters
    50

jaws7777

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Lol, your absolutely right I owned one a French Bulldog so I will agree im hypocritical but I still won't have those types of fish in my aquariums lol.:)
Hahaha i owned an old english (not bred to be fat lazy plumps) but yeah the wife trumps all oaths.

I may be wrong about this but there arent many dogs that havent gone through selective breeding. I think the besenji (spelling) maybe the closest to a "natural" dog.

As long as the animal isnt suffering and the owner enjoys the pet whats really wrong with it ?
 
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xraycer

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As long as the animal isnt suffering and the owner enjoys the pet whats really wrong with it ?
Just playing a little Devil's advocate...................but what about dog breeds that are proned to hip issues? Hip issues are typically painful, so are they not suffering due to the selective breeding that "designed" them that way. How would we even know if an extremely deformed spine on a BP is not causing excruciating pain or at least some sort of discomfort?
 

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Hip issues can be avoided through responsible breeding though.
 
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Just playing a little Devil's advocate...................but what about dog breeds that are proned to hip issues? Hip issues are typically painful, so are they not suffering due to the selective breeding that "designed" them that way. How would we even know if an extremely deformed spine on a BP is not causing excruciating pain or at least some sort of discomfort?
True
 

xraycer

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Hip issues can be avoided through responsible breeding though.
Unless its built something along the line of a weiner dog habitus
 

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Hahaha i owned an old english (not bred to be fat lazy plumps) but yeah the wife trumps all oaths.

I may be wrong about this but there arent many dogs that havent gone through selective breeding. I think the besenji (spelling) maybe the closest to a "natural" dog.

As long as the animal isnt suffering and the owner enjoys the pet whats really wrong with it ?
bansenjis are my dream dog. amazing critters they are.
 
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jaws7777

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Just playing a little Devil's advocate...................but what about dog breeds that are proned to hip issues? Hip issues are typically painful, so are they not suffering due to the selective breeding that "designed" them that way. How would we even know if an extremely deformed spine on a BP is not causing excruciating pain or at least some sort of discomfort?
Good point lots of dogs end up with hip issues... my moms poodle had them.

But then where do we draw the line. Oscars are selectively bred other than the bps appearence is there a diff ?
 
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