yeah I'm pretty sure he did. couldn't see the guy's posts anymore so

I just blocked back I have NO patience for this faux caring for animals rethoric.

do better. uncritical adopt don't shop is ignorant and reactionary at best and downright dangerous at worst.

and blames people who cannot (or do not want to) deal with the uncertainty of a shelter dog, as well as breeders who do their absolute best that their dogs end up in homes that fit them, and as such won't end up in a shelter.

pets for people is just so wrong on so many levels. wanting a dog whose health has been tested, whose temperament you can be relatively sure of, and whose ancestry you know for sure IS the most responsible option for many people looking to get a dog!

spreading a message like this is foul, ignorant

but that also means homes who are prepared to work with a dog that may not turn out as they had initially envisioned. not everyone has the luxury to do that!

shopping for a dog that fits your needs from a RESPONSIBLE breeder is not a crime. implying all breeders are evil just because they breed

don't know what you're taking into your house! not to mention how oftentimes, shelter dogs don't really show their full personality before 3 months in their new home. a sweet shy pup can turn out to be extremely distructive and you wouldn't know it until months later

yes, these pets deserve homes

genetic issues their parents and grandparents and so on had. maybe it hasn't presented itself yet. maybe the shelter didn't even bother investigating. you just don't know! you do not know anything about this animal! you don't know if it has any behavioral issues, you don't know the history, you just

“Here’s your meal, full of delicious lead” I don’t want it. No thank you. “Well, what about if we just use lead in the cooking process? You can’t even taste the lead in the final meal” I’m leaving. “You’re being childish. Soon everyone will be cooking with lead” have you fucking listened to yourself