This is a test of commonsense with single/multi-choices. Complete the next sentence:

How to breed english bulldogs
Understand the responsibility of breeding.
Do not breed unless you have plans that include the proper long-term commitment to the breed, the health and safety of the bitch and puppies, and the willingness to completely understand the bulldog and its needs. There are too many backyard breeders trying to jump in and breed dogs with almost no experience or understanding of this unique breed.

Possible answers:
+ The puppies of a dog like great danes, no matter how affectionate, are no different than any other dog. The health of dog breeds such as yorkshire terriers are also incredibly important to care for.
+ Assume that inexperienced breeders have the utmost fears about breeding with a bulldog only to have the puppies in error. The mother dog's safety is just as important as the breed, though.
+ They see the prices they sell for and try to get in and fill their pockets with money. The sad part about this is the end result is not good for the bulldog.
+ Breeders often chip away at the lack of motivation or through negotiations with muddy breeders. Being sold a dog means the mother and puppies of the dog are taken from the breeder.
The answer is:
They see the prices they sell for and try to get in and fill their pockets with money. The sad part about this is the end result is not good for the bulldog.