Poorly Bred Isn’t an Insult — But Quality Breeding Matters

by Haley (writer, dog nerd, van lifer) September 2, 2020

written by Haley (writer, dog nerd, van lifer) September 2, 2020

Scout the blue heeler sitting beside the Indian River in Rockledge, Florida

Scout is a poorly bred Australian cattle dog. At a personal level, I don't care at all that she isn't well bred — but on a larger scale, I understand why producing stable dogs through ethical breeding is so important. Here's why

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Haley (writer, dog nerd, van lifer)

I write about training my blue heeler, adventuring in our converted van, and a whole bunch of other interests in the hope that our blunders and realizations connect with fellow dog lovers. Learn more?

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Poorly Bred Isn’t an Insult — But Quality Breeding Matters

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