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SELECTING A BREEDER
When selecting a puppy, it is important to get your puppy from a responsible and well-respected breeder.
Responsible breeders are concerned with the betterment of the breed and work diligently to breed healthier dogs with good temperaments. After selecting a breeder, you should screen the breeder. Here are some valuable tips you should consider when selecting a new puppy.
When selecting a puppy, it is important to get your puppy from a responsible and well-respected breeder.
Responsible breeders are concerned with the betterment of the breed and work diligently to breed healthier dogs with good temperaments. After selecting a breeder, you should screen the breeder. Here are some valuable tips you should consider when selecting a new puppy.
- Contact several Breeders.
- Ask to see the dogs even before the purchase is binding.
- Visit the Breeder and see if the puppies are well cared for.
- Ask what health testing has been done on the parents.
- Look behind the scene and check everything out.
- Get to know the environment of the mother dog and puppies.
- Observe the adult dogs. Are they very anxious or very outgoing? Or are they reserved initially, but then trusting. Please remember the saying: The apples does not fall far from the tree.
- Make sure the dogs and puppies have a family connection. The puppies may reside partially exposed in the living area. See where they are raised and how they are raised. How much of a free outlet do they have?
- How is the cleanliness of the their accommodation and care of the dogs. The Coton coat should be neither shaved nor tangled in adult Cotons.
- A responsible and well-respected breeder will never see you a dog over the phone or by fax or by e-mail.
- A responsible and well-respected breeder will never haggle about the price. you are buying a puppy and part of your family -- it is not a thing.
- A responsible and well-respected breeder is a member of a pedigree dog breeding association.
- A responsible and well-respected breeder will give a vaccination certificate and a vet exam record. Additionally he will give you papers from the breeding group.
- He will ask you to take your pup to a vet you trust so that the pup is healthy.
- He will give you a number of suggestions on the way, for example, for your behavior in the first few nights, for feeding, etc.
- The responsible breeder will be screening you, too, looking for the best home for each puppy
- A responsible and well-respected breeder will always be there for you.
