Letting responsible breeders do their job is important for several reasons:

1. Health and Welfare: Responsible breeders prioritize the health and welfare of their animals, conducting health screenings and genetic testing to reduce the risk of inherited diseases.
2. Ethical Practices: They adhere to ethical breeding practices, ensuring that animals are raised in humane conditions and socialized properly.
3. Breed Preservation: Responsible breeders work to preserve breed standards and maintain the integrity of specific breeds, which helps prevent issues associated with overbreeding or poor breeding practices.
4. Knowledge and Expertise: They possess valuable knowledge about the breed, helping prospective owners understand the characteristics, needs, and potential challenges of the breed.
5. Support and Guidance: Responsible breeders provide ongoing support and guidance to new pet owners, helping them with training, health care, and general advice.
6. Avoiding Overpopulation: By promoting responsible breeding, they help combat pet overpopulation and reduce the number of animals in shelters.
Supporting responsible breeders ultimately contributes to the overall betterment of the breed and the welfare of dogs as a whole.