Yes, you get some immoral breeders who will not have the best genetic breedline, but at the same time, the Labra-Doodle, that crossbreed the RSPCA raves about has some of the worst genetics ever seen! Why isn’t the RSPCA stopping the breeding of them instead of blackballing every breeder when in fact any sensible and decent breeder will be performing every test known to man to ensure that their puppies are as healthy as can be. Sometimes, genetic anomalies happen no matter how careful you are.

RSCPA boycott Crufts? I’d rather boycott RSPCA. They meddle in affairs they obviously don’t know anything about and are never there when you actually need them. Find something else to try and turn people against, it’s bad enough that tail docking got banned because the Govt. listened to the shock videos of again, a few bad apples who shouldn’t have been allowed dogs to begin with.

When you said “the above comment you were relating to has disappeared” what’s actually happened is, when YOU posted this under a different name (Vince Brooks):

“How many unhealthy dogs do you see at Crufts? A programme about the ever increasing number of puppy farmers and BYB’s would have added far more value.”

– this is the comment you thought you were responding to. Only, and this is funny, because YOU posted it and then tried to respond to it as if you were a totally different person (i.e agreeing with YOUR own comment) that’s your big error, right there.

ALL comments go in to a moderation queue. So what you (comically) have done is posted a comment, which YOU wrote, so only you would know what comment you were agreeing with.

This is very funny. That you would create a series of names, use different email addresses all to agree with your own points. And yet you think it’s ME who’s getting hot under the collar? Nope, my collar is as cool as it was yesterday thanks.

If you are going to attempt to mislead by creating several accounts, at least try and use a proxy server and then don’t clown yourself by referencing a comment that only YOU could have seen. ALL comments go into moderation so the comment you thought you were agreeing with, was your own.

Oh, and although your credibility is now (hilariously) shot to pieces, I will answer at least one of your questions:

You asked “how many unhealthy dogs do you see at Crufts anyway…….none, or else they would not be there? ”

I would point you in the direction of the 2003 BEST IN SHOW winner – and that’s just for starters.

Ryan – if you have pedigree dogs, are they KC registered, and from breeders with a long standing knowledge of the breed, or unregistered from back yard breeders, or someone with no knowledge of genetic defects and bred from dogs that have not been hip scored etc? Are you supporting back yard breeders, or those that have worked hard to improve the gene pool of their chosen breed.

The programme may make some people to make some hasty decisions, that could prove disastrous and to the detriment of a particular breed.

Crufts is a long standing institution, the pride of Britain, are you trying to ban Crufts altogether, as that is how it would appear?

While the Kennel club is not perfect it has spent a considerable amount of money over 1.7m in the last ten years invested in research and donations to rescue groups for the good of all dogs.
In another article on your site you mention that the Kennel club should follow other countries like Germany well guess what one of the breeds featured on the programme is a German breed that being the German Shepherd(the name sort of give it away) and they have not changed in twenty years but suddenly the RSPCA is concerned about them. Have they not seen them in the last twenty years whey did they not raise the issue years ago.
Have to agree with Wendy The RSPCA vet calling all show dogs mutants wants sacking, and then you try to tell us that they are not tarring good breeders with the same brush.
As someone else rightly pointed out it is only pedigree dogs that have health tests done on them by concerned breeders aiming to improve their breed so it is easy to compare dogs that have been tested with non pedigree dogs who have never been tested I wonder how. And guess what the Kennel Club that is being bashed by the RSPCA has invested thousands in research but God don’t show that or talk about that as it would not make good viewing or reading material.
The RSPCA got a donation this year of £48000 from the Kennel Club and yet this magazine has the nerve to accuse a dog food company of morals over money.