rabbitsfizz
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It doesn't sound at all snide- it is a very relevant question- my ENTIRE problem is not, at the moment with the AMHA' not being accurate.
It is with the AMHA attempting to get people to inaccurately register their horses, for convenience sake.
It is bad enough that mistakes get made, but if they are honest mistakes- well, this sort of thing happens.
You cannot tell me that this attitude is right- I know you are not trying to but , honestly, I am flabbergasted that something like this could even be considered.
I have always put no name change, no colour change- I do not give a second name, even, I am happy to wait or even pay more to be consulted at every stage of the procedure.
And, No, they are little better than AMHA for accuracy.
The important difference is that the colour put on the papers is the colour indicated by the breeder- therefore it is the breeders responsibility.
We are not given colour choices, per se, we choose the colour of the horse.
So we are not just told "these are the choices"
It is with the AMHA attempting to get people to inaccurately register their horses, for convenience sake.
It is bad enough that mistakes get made, but if they are honest mistakes- well, this sort of thing happens.
You cannot tell me that this attitude is right- I know you are not trying to but , honestly, I am flabbergasted that something like this could even be considered.
I have always put no name change, no colour change- I do not give a second name, even, I am happy to wait or even pay more to be consulted at every stage of the procedure.
And, No, they are little better than AMHA for accuracy.
The important difference is that the colour put on the papers is the colour indicated by the breeder- therefore it is the breeders responsibility.
We are not given colour choices, per se, we choose the colour of the horse.
So we are not just told "these are the choices"
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