- Makes them better at their job
- In this case bird hunting
- makes them look a certain way
- better behavior (could depend on if the breeder is ethical or not)
- Better than not selectively bred because:
Better than not selectively bred because:
- The breed actually has a purpose for being bred, not just money (or other)
- Can improve the breed, rather than just having random mixes (I do love mutts tho)
- New breeds can sprout from it (sort of an iffy one)
- lack of genetic variety
- Worse health (again, can dependent on the breeder)
- Mutations can still occur
- Only about the human, not the animal (dog; ECS)
- An inherited form of kidney disease affects this breed
Interferes with natural processes
- The breeding occurs due to humans, not the dogs in nature
- makes them (genetically) less protective
- Their demeanor and nature becomes what they're bred for, not what they originally were
