Personally I think responsible breeding should be more stressed on this site. When you have a real dog and decide to breed you have tests done to see if the dog is even healthy enough TO breed. I'm not saying make X amount of dogs inbreed able forever but maybe have it to where you have to take a female dog to the vet for tests, it would kind of be like a drawing thing one of every 4 are okay to breed so no telling if your dog will be able to breed. If the test fails (please note there is nothing wrong really with the dog it just fails the test) you will have to wait till the next time the dog is in heat and try again. Also not all dogs get pregnant while they are in heat sometimes it takes two or three breeding a before the dog does get pregnant. After the litter of puppies is born a full year has to pass before that dog can breed again. Not a human year but aka time year. It is inresponcible to breed litter after litter of puppies. <br /> <br /> If that is turned down then why not throw in some health problems for dogs that are repeatedly breed? Over breeding of a real dog can cause a dog to die in the long run. If the dog is breed 3 to 4 times a year chances are it will die

Pssst, don't forget that dogs can be retired, and those in the pound for more than two weeks are automatically retired.