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by GSDHeritage on 19 September 2017 - 14:09
Yes, I did look at both of the dogs you linked too and both of these dogs are considered a crossbred
from 2 different Breed Book Registrations. So they against the rules of the PDB just because
a member believes this pedigree is a purebred dog this is not the case. Once a Breed Book
Registry is established any mix of 2 different breeds is a crossbred not purebred. So guess
the Admin will need to look at this more carefully as the PDB does not allow crossbred dogs
on the PDB.
Example: If a Dutch Shepherd and Belgian Malinois are bred together that does not make these
a purebred but a crossbred dog. Yes, we have removed the crosses of these 2 breeds as they
are also from 2 different Breed Book Registries.
from 2 different Breed Book Registrations. So they against the rules of the PDB just because
a member believes this pedigree is a purebred dog this is not the case. Once a Breed Book
Registry is established any mix of 2 different breeds is a crossbred not purebred. So guess
the Admin will need to look at this more carefully as the PDB does not allow crossbred dogs
on the PDB.
Example: If a Dutch Shepherd and Belgian Malinois are bred together that does not make these
a purebred but a crossbred dog. Yes, we have removed the crosses of these 2 breeds as they
are also from 2 different Breed Book Registries.
by bu11d0g on 19 September 2017 - 15:09
Nobody said anyone believed crosbred dogs to be pure...You are stuck on the issue of crossbreeding and purity... However, that's not for YOU to decide, that is left up to the registries.
I see that you deleted Eli Bear of War from the AB database. How do you justify altering the record when you have no knowledge of the history? For this reason alone, the privilege of editing the AB database shouldn't even extend to you!
The crosses happened...there's nothing you can do about that.
The dogs down from these crosses are registered as pure bred dogs...there's nothing you can do about that either.
The issue here is not purity of breed, it is accurate record keeping, and whether or not this site chooses to reflect the record honestly and completely.
I see that you deleted Eli Bear of War from the AB database. How do you justify altering the record when you have no knowledge of the history? For this reason alone, the privilege of editing the AB database shouldn't even extend to you!
The crosses happened...there's nothing you can do about that.
The dogs down from these crosses are registered as pure bred dogs...there's nothing you can do about that either.
The issue here is not purity of breed, it is accurate record keeping, and whether or not this site chooses to reflect the record honestly and completely.
by GSDHeritage on 19 September 2017 - 15:09
The rules are the PDB only allows Purebred dogs on this site.
The Admins as well as all members are expected to follow these rules.
Please read the rules of the PDB site.
http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/american_bulldog/community.read?post=893646-admins-are-now-enforcing-rules-for-entering-dogs-in-pdb
The Admins as well as all members are expected to follow these rules.
Please read the rules of the PDB site.
http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/american_bulldog/community.read?post=893646-admins-are-now-enforcing-rules-for-entering-dogs-in-pdb
by bu11d0g on 19 September 2017 - 15:09
Ok, Now I see that you've altered Jedi's pedigree as well.
You are editing/deleting pedigrees that are accurate. The breedings took place and the dogs were recognized and registered by AB registries.
WHAT GIVES YOU THE RIGHT TO ALTER THESE RECORDS?
You are editing/deleting pedigrees that are accurate. The breedings took place and the dogs were recognized and registered by AB registries.
WHAT GIVES YOU THE RIGHT TO ALTER THESE RECORDS?
by GSDHeritage on 19 September 2017 - 16:09
Following the PDB rules set forth by the Admins in charge.
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