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ADOPT A MIXED BREED DOG!

  • April 21, 2021
ADOPT A MIXED BREED DOG!

While purebred dogs can be “beautiful”, mutts are always one-of-a-kind.The number one reason to adopt a mixed breed dog is that you are quite literally saving lives. When you adopt a mixed breed dog from your local shelter, you are opening up space in that shelter for another homeless dog. Not to forget that by doing so, you are decreasing the demand for purebred puppies which is one of the best ways to fight abusive puppy mills.Whether you are looking for a medium-sized dog with a short-haired coat and prick ears, a tiny dog with a curly or wiry buff coat, or a large, fluffy dog with tri-color fur, there’s sure to be a perfect mixed breed dog for you.Adding to this, many purebred dogs have breed-specific genetic health risks. For instance, Siberian Huskies are prone to autoimmune disease while English Bulldogs tend to have respiratory issues. Genetic health problems are less likely to occur in mixed breed dogs. Mutts tend to be more robust and healthier overall.Mixed breed dogs also have incredible personalities. One of the coolest things about mutts? Since they haven’t been bred for certain specific abilities, such as hunting or herding, their personalities are much more adaptable and they are easier to train.So next time you decide to adopt a dog, consider taking in a homeless one or visit your local shelter. We promise you will find that one special dog who will give you unconditional love and who will be forever grateful for giving him …

While purebred dogs can be “beautiful”, mutts are always one-of-a-kind.

The number one reason to adopt a mixed breed dog is that you are quite literally saving lives. When you adopt a mixed breed dog from your local shelter, you are opening up space in that shelter for another homeless dog. Not to forget that by doing so, you are decreasing the demand for purebred puppies which is one of the best ways to fight abusive puppy mills.

Whether you are looking for a medium-sized dog with a short-haired coat and prick ears, a tiny dog with a curly or wiry buff coat, or a large, fluffy dog with tri-color fur, there’s sure to be a perfect mixed breed dog for you.

Adding to this, many purebred dogs have breed-specific genetic health risks. For instance, Siberian Huskies are prone to autoimmune disease while English Bulldogs tend to have respiratory issues. Genetic health problems are less likely to occur in mixed breed dogs. Mutts tend to be more robust and healthier overall.

Mixed breed dogs also have incredible personalities. One of the coolest things about mutts? Since they haven’t been bred for certain specific abilities, such as hunting or herding, their personalities are much more adaptable and they are easier to train.

So next time you decide to adopt a dog, consider taking in a homeless one or visit your local shelter. We promise you will find that one special dog who will give you unconditional love and who will be forever grateful for giving him a second chance at a better life.

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