Question for the dogmen

[Officially Retired]

Of course mine died on my cousin yard at 2 months old, no biggie.

Why is it a "no biggie" that your pups died?

Why would you send them to your cousin, who (apparently) is SO BIG OF A PIECE OF SHIT that you say, "Of course" the pups placed with him died?

The guy that bought them was looking for a way into the fast lane.

Why would someone buy a dog from you, a self-admitted "weekend warrior, backyard breeder," as a way into the fast lane?

Now they have won 2 a piece in the backyard against weak street bred hogs. Now the saying is that I didn't mean to sell dogs this good, I sold better dogs than I own, they can beat anything I have, etc...

People who bought dogs from me always said what they had was "better than what I had" ... that is always the way of idiot-owners.

Im about tired of the talk since it has been a year. (question) Is it right for me to take my retired 4xw ch lil mighty out into a no namer for less money just cause they keep worrying me to do her, knowing its an easy 30 minute win for lil mighty?

I don't know about "right or wrong," but it sounds like you have several thinking disorders, have retards for associates, and can't seem to realize all of this on your own.

If you want to match your dogs into nobodies, that is your right.

To me, the only thing that's "wrong" is you putting your pups with your POS cousin, apparently knowing he is a POS that can't take care of dogs, only to let your pups suffer/die to neglect.

Have you ever thought about WHAT IT'S LIKE to waste away due to neglect (lack of food/water/medicine needed)?

This is called SUFFERING ... and it is FUCKING WRONG to place your pups in a situation where YOU KNOW they are going to suffer like this

These dogs/pups have no way out of their situation. We all make mistakes of placement, but to purposely place your dogs in shitty hands makes you as guilty of neglect as the hands you placed them in.

Jack