I see nothing wrong with discussing the topic. You are correct to be careful with how you choose your words on it. The fact that it bothers you simply shows you are a compassionate person. ASPCA, HSUS, and PETA probably “euthanize” more dogs than all of us combined.
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The brutal truth of it is that removing dogs from your kennel and/or breeding program is an absolute necessity if you want the best dogs you can acquire. Kennel space and woods time are precious, finite resources. We can’t waste time on sub par, inferior prospects.
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The manner in which you do it is a matter of personal choice. As long as there is no suffering or abuse involved, it’s not immoral.
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When I was young, euthanization did not bother me. As I have aged, I do everything I can to spay, neuter, and rehome if possible. I’ve gone to great lengths to do this for animals that were sub par performers but good natured animals who were not trouble makers. I will not pass a problem animal on to someone else.
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Shotgun66, well said...
The goal is to breed the very best and increase the percentages of the good ones thus minimizing the percentages of low performers...
