How Do You Adopt A Purebred Dog?
There are hundreds of breed specific rescues across the nation. You may not always find one in your specific area of state. The best way is ask friend , family, your veterinarian etc. You can also google your specific breed and add the word rescue.
Also take into consideration although you can get a great dog from a breed rescue there are often times good reasons these dogs ended up in resuces. Some may have certain traits or behavioral issues. They may not liekmen or women or children or other animals.
Also make sure ot reaserch the breed you are interested in. Another reason these dogs end up in rescues is they were purchased without the person knowing the breed traits. Make sure it is a breed that matches your life style.
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• Consider why you want a purebred as opposed to a mixed breed. There is nothing a mixed breed puppy cannot offer you in terms of love, companionship, and devotion; and there are many mixed-breed puppies looking for homes. • Do your homework. Read books on the breed, paying special attention to how they will interact with your family and household. Talk to breed rescue centers. They will tell you what to look out for. No one has more experience on the breed than the dedicated volunteers and professionals who rescue the purebred dogs when they are no longer wanted. Learn how a typical dog of your chosen breed behaves and whether that is a fit for your lifestyle. Keep in mind how much room your dog will have, how much exercise you plan on providing daily, grooming needs, the drool and hair factors, and the poop-pick-up factor. Ask your rescue organization for the most common reason(s) this particular breed enters their rescue operation. Make sure everyone in your family is committed to i
