Message #482920

[MrsLouisianaHogDog]

I think people read too far into "papers." Handwritten, or with a registry name and a stamp on them, paperwork is simply a way to keep track of the bloodline/lineage of a dog, and shows how it is supposed to be bred (when written/registered honestly.) Nothing more, nothing less.

The dog proves itself.

What DOES irritate me is when dogs or pups (working or not) are sold at crazy escalated prices just because they have paperwork on them. I've also seen ads like..."$200 without papers, $400 with papers." WTF. Even when you use a registry to register a dog it's only average around $20.