Sentences with phrase «visiting a breeder allows»

Visiting a breeder allows you to see Corgis at home and at play and to see first hand how your Corgi was raised.

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A reputable dog breeder is someone who willingly allows you to visit them on location.

Find a breeder who allows you to visit the premises and see the parent animals and the conditions in which they live.

If your breeder is a male or female, you can help offset some of this if they will allow you and an opposite sex friend visit the puppies once a week, for about an hour, starting at 5 weeks of age.

Moreover, breeders allow visiting to their catteries as often as you may need in order to make your choice and get acquainted with a certain kitten that you will eventually take home with you.

Also, don't get upset if the breeder asks you a lot of questions before even agreeing to talk about specific dogs for sale or before they allow you to visit their kennel.

Prospective buyers should visit dog shows, check the Newfoundland Club of America (link to Newf club) for breed information and the names of responsible breeders, and should never, ever buy a puppy from a breeder who does not test both sire and dam for hip dysplasia and heart problems, allow puppy buyers to visit with adult dogs, and answer questions about the breed and his breeding program.

Further to this, if the breeder you are purchasing the puppy from does not allow you to visit their kennel walk away immediately.

Another sign that a puppy you are interested in getting is from a mill is that the breeder will not allow you to actually visit the kennel, but rather wants to arrange a meeting somewhere else, such as the parking lot of a local store.

If you do decide to buy a puppy, make sure the breeder allows you to visit his / her home prior to the sale to inspect both parents and never buy from a pet shop, as they all purchase their puppies from puppy farms (even if they assure you they don't!)

If you go to visit your prospective puppy from a breeder, be wary of the following: Bad odor / unhealthy conditions in kennel Breeder unwilling to allow you to see the puppy's mother and father Puppies with weepy eyes and overall lethargy A puppy that shows no interest in interacting with people A skinny puppy A limping puppy Better yet, there are many pure breed puppies and young adult dogs that are orphaned for one reason or another and there are plenty of pure breed rescues that you can visit to give one or more of them a forever home.

Breeders are also encouraged to be transparent with customers, including allowing in - person visits.

In the event a breeder does allow you to visit, you may be asked to wash your hands and remove your shoes prior to entering any area where the breeder may show you the puppies.