Sentences with phrase «ethical breeders care»

Ethical breeders care deeply about their dogs and even require new owners to agree that if the pup doesn't work out for any reason at any time, it will be returned to them.

Not exact matches

As you know my position has always been that when someone has companion animals and they are licensed, have parmanent ID, spayed and nuetered (unless you are an ethical breeder), are well socialized and cared for and don't create a threat or a nuisance in the community then it is none of the goverment's business what or how many you have.

The Goldendoodle Breeders and Labradoodle Breeders listed here are the most conscientious, reputable and ethical breeders; those who care enough about the Goldendoodle puppies and Labradoodle puppies that they produce, and most importantly, you, their client to GENETICALLY TEST THEIR DOGS FOR THE DISEASES INHERIT IN THE BREED, and this means really test their Goldendoodle and Labradoodle breedinBreeders and Labradoodle Breeders listed here are the most conscientious, reputable and ethical breeders; those who care enough about the Goldendoodle puppies and Labradoodle puppies that they produce, and most importantly, you, their client to GENETICALLY TEST THEIR DOGS FOR THE DISEASES INHERIT IN THE BREED, and this means really test their Goldendoodle and Labradoodle breedinBreeders listed here are the most conscientious, reputable and ethical breeders; those who care enough about the Goldendoodle puppies and Labradoodle puppies that they produce, and most importantly, you, their client to GENETICALLY TEST THEIR DOGS FOR THE DISEASES INHERIT IN THE BREED, and this means really test their Goldendoodle and Labradoodle breedinbreeders; those who care enough about the Goldendoodle puppies and Labradoodle puppies that they produce, and most importantly, you, their client to GENETICALLY TEST THEIR DOGS FOR THE DISEASES INHERIT IN THE BREED, and this means really test their Goldendoodle and Labradoodle breeding stock.

As an ethical dog breeder you pledge to have given all the attention, care and precaution needed by the dog while it was under your responsibility.

Since I don't breed this is my contribution to increasing the percentage of breeders that are caring, ethical and responsible.

Because ethical breeders spend lots of time socializing, caring for, and observing their puppies, they will be able to recommend the puppy most likely to fit best into your life.

Ethical parent clubs such as the CTCA work hard to insure that their breeders properly place puppies into good, caring homes.

An ethical breeder should not sell to nor aid in procuring a Miniature Schnauzer for any person who he / she has reason to believe will not provide the proper care and environment, or who may use the dog in any fashion that is detrimental to the breed.

One of the major differences between an ethical breeder and a backyard breeder is that we care enough to be educated on all aspects of our breed and we take responsibility for what we produce, regardless of the cost.

Ethical breeders, due to the costs of genetic testing, health care for both parents and puppies, and other expenses involved, do not make a profit on the puppies they place into homes.

While there are ethical breeders out there, there are also a number of those who don't care about the puppy or the future owner's wellbeing.

Ethical breeders usually make no money off of the animals they sell — usually the money spent on preparing the breeding, caring for and raising the babies and mom soaks up all the momeny that would come in due to sales... and then some.