Marketing is fine, but honesty is equally important. I wrote out petfinder ads for quite awhile and I know I would have felt horrible if someone adopted the wrong dog because I made them seem all happypwettyrainbows on petfinder.
It's important to be honest about the dog's issues. If the dog doesn't like other dogs, SAY it. Wanting "all the love to herself" is just sugarcoating dog aggression. I think it's perfectly fine to say that the dog needs work. People shouldn't expect to acquire a robot.
By trying to portray a dog as perfect, people are often attracting the wrong kind of "buyers". JMO.
It's important to be honest about the dog's issues. If the dog doesn't like other dogs, SAY it. Wanting "all the love to herself" is just sugarcoating dog aggression. I think it's perfectly fine to say that the dog needs work. People shouldn't expect to acquire a robot.
By trying to portray a dog as perfect, people are often attracting the wrong kind of "buyers". JMO.