I suppose I might have an opposite reaction. Large families are usually more
family focused. The entire social shift from the large rural family to the new
small family is a shift away from a relational interdependence to a more modern
independence. I would personally rather see my puppy in a large family than a
small one. In this climate it might get a great deal of attention and training.
Just my thoughts,
Dave
Subject: [ SHOWGSD-L ] Re: Another puppy request NY
One of my many questions would be, is each member of the family willing to give
the time and patience required to bond, train,
and supervise a puppy or will everyone have an excuse that they are too busy
leaving one person to care for and train the puppy. They will now have SIX
children instead of FIVE!
On Tuesday, September 22, 2015, Diana Mackey <djmackey127@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:djmackey127@xxxxxxxxx> > wrote:
I received a request for another male GSD puppy. This is for a pet home near
Middletown, NY.
This gal lives with her husband and 5 children. She is willing to pay up to
$1000.00.
Private replies to me will be forwarded on.
Thank you,
Diana
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John Lacher
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