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Why is there a distinction between working dogs and "pets"?
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<blockquote data-quote="GreekGodAKAGreekman" data-source="post: 2363756" data-attributes="member: 816347"><p>This occurred to me a little while a go while answering another question...why do people think that a working dog cannot be a companion animal? Why cant a properly bred companion animal not be a working dog, if the need arose?</p><p>Is it because of the deterioration of all working breeds, is it because of some sort of PC that we have such a distinction?</p><p>A dog bred true to the standard of the breed, from its country of origin, should be able to fill either purpose...your opinions??</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GreekGodAKAGreekman, post: 2363756, member: 816347"] This occurred to me a little while a go while answering another question...why do people think that a working dog cannot be a companion animal? Why cant a properly bred companion animal not be a working dog, if the need arose? Is it because of the deterioration of all working breeds, is it because of some sort of PC that we have such a distinction? A dog bred true to the standard of the breed, from its country of origin, should be able to fill either purpose...your opinions?? [/QUOTE]
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