finding a dog that i bread to my female - Page 2

IF it is on this database, just go to Quick Search and type in the dogs name.

HATE TO SAY IT PREACHER 0772 BUT "YOU ASKED FOR IT"!

If he breads his shepherd it may be okay, but if  he's Battering then call the ASPCA...

Could I remind everyone of Terms of Service no. 18.....
         
         make derogatory spelling or language comments, PDB is an international forum and therefore English is not the first language of all members.
 Thank you.

Breaded or battered!  HOWLING!! 

Mrdarcy, there's another thread somewhere here where the poster is obviously not a native English speaker, and must be using a translation program such as Babelfish, because his/her posts contain many inappropriate words and are difficult to understand. No one has made any sort of negative comments about their lack of English skills.

The issue here is not so much the lack of English skills as it is the ....don't quite know how to put it... the sheer ignorance? stupidity? How could you NOT know the name of the dog that bred your female, unless it jumped the fence? And how would you expect people on this board to help you discover the name, without giving more information, like perhaps the registered name of YOUR dog, the country you live in, etc. (MAYBE someone (yes, a REAL longshot, I know) MIGHT have already recorded an offspring's pedigree on the database.

It boggles the mind, it truly does...

Sunsilver, understand what you are saying but instead of trying to explain this to me maybe you should have directed your post above to the Original poster. Most here, including yourself, have commented about spelling errors so I will repeat please read TOS no 18. Please feel free to PM me if you have any further issues with my comments, thanks.

Also stating that both dogs were AKC reg... it's more than likely that it's someone from the US who made the OP...  Anyhow, the posts were in jest, not anyone being nasty so tis not such a biggie....   *shrug*  The OP may Bread  or Batter his/her dog as they prefer... we'll hush now.

Preacher-if you are trying to find the dog on PDB then you need to look on the left hand side under the Search tab.  Click on Pedigree Search.  Key in the male's registered name.  If he is on here (the owner would have to put him on here) then it will pull up his pedigree.  Hope this helps.

Thanks!
Christy