OOPS.. I deleted it?

lol I was trying to answer, went to hit submit after having sat at the keyboard for several minutes and it said "Submitter removed the question"!!!!! I was so disappointed!! Then I checked and you had it several other places so I put my answer in there. My original answer is below just so the people in the "Dogs" category may read it.

Boy don't I know what you mean. The thing that frustrates me more than anything is the people who come on asking questions about breeding dogs. If you don't know these kinds of things (simple things I knew before I knew how to read!) then you shouldn't be bringing new life into this world. It really ticks me off because here they are ruining lives that haven't even had a chance yet by not giving them a good start. I really wish that we could impose some sort of law that would make it so people can't breed unless they have champion dogs. I realize though that even with that then you need somebody to police it and so on and so forth. I wish that it was a matter of "common sense" but I think we should simply refer to this as "sense" because it's certainly not common anymore. I am in dog rescue and I also show Labradors so I see way more of this stuff than some of the other people who will read this do. Just a way of defense saying I know that of which I speak. My folks raise and show Chis, and have been doing so as long as I can remember (20 some years). They had to start out just like everyone else, without information and the like, but if you take the time to read books you can find all the information necessary to properly care for and breed dogs. If you won't take the time to do that, then you shouldn't breeding PERIOD.

I didn't see the other answers you got, but bladedogs' answer is on the money! Too many people think their dog's puppies would "just be so cute", and "little Pooh should get to have at least one litter before we have her fixed". I'll bet they didn't ask "Pooh" her opinion! It's just as painful for female dogs as for female humans, & dogs don't get any say in the matter. If you get them fixed early, they never even know they might be missing anything. I hope the others who wrote in similar answers to bladedogs' see your new posting & re-answer. It's an important issue.

I have no idea what your question about frustration in dogs was...and your question is unclear...and I didn't answer your original question. So unless you explain in detail, I can't respond appropriately.

Yeah u can delete your question by mistake at times...