Too Bad Crossbreed dogs don't cost anything

Too Bad Crossbreed dogs don't cost anything

A crossbreed dog doesn't have any real value; they are not sold, they are given. That is their first and worse handicap because, as we all know, the things that are paid are always given a value more or less fair and, mainly you takes care of them and respect them, while what everybody rejects or is found easily, is given little importance. 

But it is not always this way. Let us say that the attitude is not general: sensitive people that know well that, very often, the affective factors grant an enormous value to the poor dog picked up in the street will stayed to live forever with the family and it will be object of a thousand attentions, as if it belonged to a valuable the race . 

Remember that an abandoned puppy in the street has twenty percent of possibilities of finishing in the municipal kennel (where it is sacrificed if nobody claims it), fifty percent of finishing under the wheels of a car, twenty percent of becoming a permanent vagabond in the suburban areas or in the field, and only ten percent of being picked up by a person of good heart or by a society protector of animals.

 

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