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What is a reputable breeder?

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What is a reputable breeder?

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They choose breeding stock carefully, with an eye to physical and temperamental soundness. They choose a stud because he is complementary to the bitch and not because he is nearby, popular or cheap. They breed ony for the purpose of preserving or improving the breed and never for ego satisfaction, financial gain or “because she/he ought to be bred at least once”. They provide the bitch with a warm, safe, comfortable place to whelp and care for her pups. Provides pre- and post-natal veterinary care for the bitch and her pups. They begin a vaccination program before the bitch is bred and continues it when the pups are the proper age. They are to supply previous buyers as references and not just those who bought show dogs or who co-own dogs with the breeder. They belong to a local or regional breed club and is willing and able to supply the names of officers and members of that club as references. They are very concerned that all pups are placed in suitable homes.

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A. Reputable breeders have a great deal of experience with and knowledge about their breeds. They are generally not in the breeding business to get wealthy. These people breed to improve or maintain the health, temperament and look of their breed. Reputable breeders will be the first to tell you that their breeds are not problem-free. Expect them to tell you the potential problems associated with their breeds–both health- and behavior-related. There will be some! These breeders understand the importance of proper socialization and spend a great deal of time administering it. They want to make certain you want one of their pups for the right reasons and are able to care for them, so they will ask you many personal questions. You should prepare a detailed list of questions to ask them, as well. Take the time to find a reputable breeder, once you’ve decided to buy a purebred puppy. The benefits seriously outweigh the time, patience and money you’ve invested.

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