Struggling

Anthony, you have a tendency to get on this board and speak a lot of words to try and make yourself sound intelligent. Yet as I read your posts over and over again, I struggle with trying to understand your point to all those words.

No breed has the perfect breeders working towards one common goal, although the think they might be, causing every generation to be one step closer to THE perfect dog. People have different interpretations of the standard or breed to the wrong dog for the wrong reason. Those results, creating different types does not mean the breed should be split into all those different types. But that's a whole different topic on educating people on how to breed to the standard.