Online Dating has literally “Gone to the Dogs…”
May 28, 2011 Online Dating News, Uncategorized
People have been saying it and thinking it. Online dating has gone to the dogs. But those words are usually spoken by men or women who haven’t yet enjoyed any kind of success in online dating. However, things are different now.
Online dating has gone to the dogs, literally. Mate Select is a website launched by Kennel Club. Its primary purpose is to be the online connection place for pedigree dog breeders. It aims to do this by promoting the general improvement of dogs. A big part of this will be working to ensure that pedigree puppies remain healthy by steering clear of nature’s inevitable genetic problems which occur with “inbreeding,” when breeders mate dogs who are too closely related.
Mate Select gives dog breeders the opportunity to perform hypothetical matchmaking, mating dogs online to explore what type of a genetic impact there would be were it to happen in real life. This is important for safeguarding the long term health and viability of the dogs involved and the future of the breed.
There are also benefits for people who buy puppies. Now they will be able to validate the health and test results of the parents of puppies they might be considering buying. Kennel club hopes this aspect will take a big bite out of the black market or illegitimate dog dealers since every dog on Mate Select is registered with Kennel Club, meaning every deal has total transparency.
Well-deserved credit goes to Kennel Club for having the vision and determination to come up with the clever promotional idea. It can not only help dog breeders, dogs, and dog lovers, but will also likely boost the overall image and awareness of Kennel Club. You reading this online dating blog is proof they’re getting free publicity.
Why shouldn’t there be an online dating site for dogs? There is already Plenty of Fish for humans, right? There are also many popular niche opportunities in online dating such as Thai Dating sites or sites for admitted ugly people. Perhaps there are some key takeaways online dating sites for men and women should get by looking closely at online puppy love.
Since I was just reading online dating complaints of eHarmony users about how the industry giant seemingly fails to use physical compatibility or physical attraction in generating matches, perhaps they can do some scratching and chewing around the basic concepts of Mate Select.
We’ll all know when we’ve gone too far in letting online dating go to the dogs. It’ll be the time when men and women can log on to an online dating profile and sniff the hind quarters of their potential love matches.
Tags: dog breeding, eharmony, online dating news, online dating profiles, online dating sites, plenty of fish