Just A Pet
Being 'JUST A PET' is possibly the most demanding job a dog can do!

'Just a Pet' needs good health to cope with the stresses of living with their family and all that this entails. A sick/ill dog is a drain on family finances which, sadly, may not be able to cope and a strain on the family's emotions too.
Ridley Milenka

'Just a Pet' requires good, sound construction in order to live a fit and active pain-free life with their family.
Ridley Pamatka

'Just a Pet' doesn't get a day or even an afternoon off, they are on duty 24/7 diligently doing what a dog does best.
Ridley Radmila
What about the puppies destined to be 'just a pet' - don't they deserve the best start in life possible, with health-tested parents of good temperament and sound construction that will be passed on to them? Surely they deserve to be fed an appropriate diet and brought up in a way which enables them to move on to their permanent new homes with confidence and trust?

And what about the owner of 'just a pet'?? Do they honestly believe that a dog doesn't need to be fit for the job of being a pet? Don't they realise that pups cannot be produced to order unless large numbers of dogs are being bred and that to raise a litter properly is time consuming, costly and not possible in large numbers? Doesn't the owner of 'just a pet' deserve a healthy, confident well socialised pup who goes on to to be the right size and have the looks, coat and temperament of the breed they wanted, bred responsibly by a breeder who will give a lifetime of support and advice and doesn't just have money as a motive?
Not 'JUST A PET' but a valued member of the family!