[Lunareclipse]

Thank goodness none of us are Cesar Milan. I wouldn't treat my dogs the way he does.

You have went over and beyond trying to find an excuse not to terminate a pregnancy of a dog that you said you "rescued" from an abusive situation. You also find excuses for not getting her spayed. Any responsible dog owner would have gotten her spayed just after getting her. Ignorance is not knowing something. Stupidity is unwillingness to learn. I wish a more responsible person would have found and adopted your dog. At least they would have had some common sense about getting the dog fixed.

[cigwyllt]

In one post you say "she has had two seasons already" in another you say she came into season a few weeks after you had her. So there was obviously a period in the middle when she could have been spayed.

You do not like the advice you have been given but all the ranting and foot stamping in the world won't change the advice you have received. In actual fact this forum has offered you constructive advice. If you take a look at other dog forums around the Net, and my experience is mostly of forums in the UK, you will find that the advice you receive would be the same.

[reeskujo]

Our concern on this forum is for the dogs not the feelings of a future backyard breeder.You have no clue what is involved in breeding..That's quite obvious since you have to come to forum and ask questions and since you apparently couldn't answer yes to any of my questions and think that you can learn about breeding through a dog forum!!

When you go to a forum asking questions on how to become a backyard breeder you ask at your own risk..Especially when it's an abused rescue dog...if you were truly a responsible owner you would've had her spayed as soon as you got her!

With all of that being said if you don't like the responses you get feel free to leave..FYI, there is a sticky in this section that gives fair warning about asking questions on how to breed..Perhaps if you had read that first you would've changed your mind about posting your question!