We the undersigned do hereby respectfully request the Briard Club of America to support the National Purebred Dog Day Kickstarter Campaign to promote purebred dogs. We believe this campaign is a first and vital step in fighting back against the animal rights agenda. We believe the creation of this website will help provide a specific site for dialog, education, and information to all individuals and encourage greater participation in breed specific pastimes. We feel a donation of $1,000 or more from the club will speak clearly to all Briard owners that the fight for our rights to own, breed, show and love the Briard is vital.
The momentum behind this is honestly wild and I keep forgetting to breathe when I look at the screen. It feels like we are finally starting to turn the tide for our breed because you all actually showed up and decided this matters.
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sherry kaltenborn
11 years ago
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I am a responsible purebred dog owner. My husband is allergic to many dogs so I thought I would never get one again because he is a pilot and can't fly if he get's congested. Then came the Briard. He is allergie free and I love my dogs. We have 5 un spayed or nutered and have had no accidental breedings. If you are responsible you have plenty of time to recognize the signs and prevent backyard breeding. the American public needs to be educated. I will always own my purebred Briards even if it means leaving America.
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Nancy Biller
11 years ago
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I do believe this to be important and would like you to please reconsider your original decision.
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Maureen Moreau
11 years ago
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A donation of $100-200 is not going to break the BCA piggy bank. What it will do is support the efforts of someone who has worked tirelessly--and gratis!-- via her blog, Twitter, and the NPDD page to educate the public about purpose-bred dogs and to celebrate their legacy and contributions. I don't hide my thoughts regarding the things that the fancy *is not doing* to polish its image and how it has allowed the animal rights contingent to control the conversation. Susi is doing that work for the AKC and the breed clubs, and her efforts should be rewarded and encouraged.
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sherry kaltenborn
10 years ago
sherry kaltenborn
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sherry kaltenborn
11 years ago
I am a responsible purebred dog owner. My husband is allergic to many dogs so I thought I would never get one again because he is a pilot and can't fly if he get's congested. Then came the Briard. He is allergie free and I love my dogs. We have 5 un spayed or nutered and have had no accidental breedings. If you are responsible you have plenty of time to recognize the signs and prevent backyard breeding. the American public needs to be educated. I will always own my purebred Briards even if it means leaving America.
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Nancy Biller
11 years ago
I do believe this to be important and would like you to please reconsider your original decision.
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Janet Couture
11 years ago
I agree, as members of our breed club we should stand by to help support this national endeavor to support all pure breed dogs.
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Janet Couture
11 years ago
I agree, as members of our breed club we should stand by to help support this national endeavor to support all pure breed dogs.
We the undersigned do hereby respectfully request the Briard Club of America to support the National Purebred Dog Day Kickstarter Campaign to promote purebred dogs. We believe this campaign is a first and vital step in fighting back against the animal rights agenda. We believe the creation of this website will help provide a specific site for dialog, education, and information to all individuals and encourage greater participation in breed specific pastimes. We feel a donation of $1,000 or more from the club will speak clearly to all Briard owners that the fight for our rights to own, breed, show and love the Briard is vital.
The momentum behind this is honestly wild and I keep forgetting to breathe when I look at the screen. It feels like we are finally starting to turn the tide for our breed because you all actually showed up and decided this matters.
19 Comments
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sherry kaltenborn
11 years ago
Featured
I am a responsible purebred dog owner. My husband is allergic to many dogs so I thought I would never get one again because he is a pilot and can't fly if he get's congested. Then came the Briard. He is allergie free and I love my dogs. We have 5 un spayed or nutered and have had no accidental breedings. If you are responsible you have plenty of time to recognize the signs and prevent backyard breeding. the American public needs to be educated. I will always own my purebred Briards even if it means leaving America.
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Nancy Biller
11 years ago
Featured
I do believe this to be important and would like you to please reconsider your original decision.
M
Maureen Moreau
11 years ago
Featured
A donation of $100-200 is not going to break the BCA piggy bank. What it will do is support the efforts of someone who has worked tirelessly--and gratis!-- via her blog, Twitter, and the NPDD page to educate the public about purpose-bred dogs and to celebrate their legacy and contributions. I don't hide my thoughts regarding the things that the fancy *is not doing* to polish its image and how it has allowed the animal rights contingent to control the conversation. Susi is doing that work for the AKC and the breed clubs, and her efforts should be rewarded and encouraged.
S
sherry kaltenborn
10 years ago
sherry kaltenborn
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sherry kaltenborn
11 years ago
I am a responsible purebred dog owner. My husband is allergic to many dogs so I thought I would never get one again because he is a pilot and can't fly if he get's congested. Then came the Briard. He is allergie free and I love my dogs. We have 5 un spayed or nutered and have had no accidental breedings. If you are responsible you have plenty of time to recognize the signs and prevent backyard breeding. the American public needs to be educated. I will always own my purebred Briards even if it means leaving America.
N
Nancy Biller
11 years ago
I do believe this to be important and would like you to please reconsider your original decision.
J
Janet Couture
11 years ago
I agree, as members of our breed club we should stand by to help support this national endeavor to support all pure breed dogs.
J
Janet Couture
11 years ago
I agree, as members of our breed club we should stand by to help support this national endeavor to support all pure breed dogs.
I am a responsible purebred dog owner. My husband is allergic to many dogs so I thought I would never get one again because he is a pilot and can't fly if he get's congested. Then came the Briard. He is allergie free and I love my dogs. We have 5 un spayed or nutered and have had no accidental breedings. If you are responsible you have plenty of time to recognize the signs and prevent backyard breeding. the American public needs to be educated. I will always own my purebred Briards even if it means leaving America.