Breed Discrimination?
Who has run into it, where and what breeds? Looking for a new buddyI like the German Shepherd but have to look at a mix with "they say" lab and american bull dog. More turmoil.
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If it is a stated rule and they apply it to everyone it is not discrimination...
It's discrimination against the breed, not the owner.
Why get a dog that is banned at most CG's? If you RV a lot all that is going to do is make finding a CG for the night difficult
I would have to agree. Despite being bitten by one as a child, My dream dog is a German shepherd. Never got one while RVing for the reason stated above. Even now that we are not RVing I won't get one because I want an easier dog to handle. I have the capability for a GSD but don't want to put in the work at this stage of my life.
Under 25 lbs is one rule found at most CG's.
This I have to disagree with. Yes, I've seen it, but I'd change that to "some" not "most".
Honestly go with whatever dog YOU are going to be happy with keeping mind that it might require some changes in your lifestyle. If you plan on traveling a lot then a more user-people friendly-possible smaller dog might be the way to go. If you are willing to leave the pup at home sometimes, then do whatever your heart tells you. Just like everything else in life you have to make choices and give up one thing for another.
It's discrimination against the breed, not the owner.
Why get a dog that is banned at most CG's? If you RV a lot all that is going to do is make finding a CG for the night difficult
I would have to agree. Despite being bitten by one as a child, My dream dog is a German shepherd. Never got one while RVing for the reason stated above. Even now that we are not RVing I won't get one because I want an easier dog to handle. I have the capability for a GSD but don't want to put in the work at this stage of my life.
Under 25 lbs is one rule found at most CG's.
This I have to disagree with. Yes, I've seen it, but I'd change that to "some" not "most".
Honestly go with whatever dog YOU are going to be happy with keeping mind that it might require some changes in your lifestyle. If you plan on traveling a lot then a more user-people friendly-possible smaller dog might be the way to go. If you are willing to leave the pup at home sometimes, then do whatever your heart tells you. Just like everything else in life you have to make choices and give up one thing for another.
