Sentences with phrase «find purebred dog breeders»

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Simply letting people who want purebred dogs know they can get them from rescue or teaching them how to find reputable breeders is the foundation for this change.

If you're looking for a purebred or crossbred dog and you search very carefully, you can find good breeders who have done the proper tests on the parents.

A wonderful summation of how to find a responsible breeder of purebred dogs.

You can never forget that breeders are still trying to run a business at the end of the day, so it is only in their best interest to advertise the benefits to owning a purebred, and even perpetuating the myth that certain positive attributes can not be found in shelter dogs.

You can find virtually any breed of animal in your local shelter — purebred or mixed — but consumers continue to pay hundreds, sometimes thousands, of dollars for dogs from breeders.

If you acquired your dog from a backyard breeder, or pet shop, or somebody's ad in the newspaper or on the internet — it would probably be a good idea to find out whether he's truly purebred.

Once you know you want a purebred puppy or dog and you have figured out the right breed for you and your home, the next step is to find a reputable breeder.

If you want a purebred dog and do not wish to go through a breed rescue group, you should find a reputable dog breeder.

Dog breeders are a good source for finding purebred puppies, but there are far too many dogs who need loving homes in the very immediate future and your first source of puppy pals should at least be considered the shelter.

CERF (Canine Eye Registration Foundation) was founded by a group of concerned, purebred owner / breeders who recognized that the quality of their dogs» lives was being affected by heritable eye disease.

When purchasing a purebred, find a responsible breeder to ensure that the dog is sound and certified free of certain heritable genetic diseases.

CHIC (Canine Health Information Center) is a centralized database that works with AKC and other purebred breed Parent Clubs to provide resources for breeders and owners of purebred dogs by researching and maintaining information on certain health issues found in specific breeds.

Background on CHIC: CHIC (Canine Health Information Center) is a centralized database that works with AKC and other purebred breed Parent Clubs to provide resources for breeders and owners of purebred dogs by researching and maintaining information on certain health issues found in specific breeds.

A recent study conducted by the University of California, Davis found that mixed breed dogs don't necessarily have a less likely chance to inherit canine disorders, so if you're looking for a shichon puppy, request to see the same health clearances you'd expect from a breeder of purebreds.