Ethical breeders know about genetics to the extent that they perform required genetic testing.
Not exact matches
The internet can be a good place to research various breeds and find a few leads for
breeders you'd like to visit, but the ONLY way you can
know if a
breeder is reputable is to visit the facility yourself and ask questions to make sure they meet the criteria for humane,
ethical breeding.
Introduction The
ethical breeder These are guides, not rules Apply your own ethics Sorting fact from fantasy Questions help evaluate information
Know what you need to know Take notes, follow - up The short checklist The long check
Know what you need to
know Take notes, follow - up The short checklist The long check
know Take notes, follow - up The short checklist The long checklist
We organize and present specialty shows in different parts of the country; plan educational programs for
breeders, judges and other fanciers; sponsor research on genetic and other health problems; distribute breed information to newcomers to IG's and to those who want to
know about our dogs; maintain a breed rescue organization and attempt to establish a network of
ethical, responsible
breeders to whom inquiries can be referred.
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.
You'll want to
know that the
breeder is
ethical and responsible.
We want the public to
know about the passion and dedication that
ethical breeders have.
I
know many very
ethical dog
breeders who are «back yard
breeders.»
No longer is it fine to put one nice - looking dog together with another:
ethical breeders and educated buyers want healthy dogs that do not carry or manifest genetic diseases that can be controlled by careful selection.
In a planned breeding organized by two
ethical dog
breeders, both dogs should be vaccinated, healthy, and cleared of inherited or structural
known medical conditions.
Among the things that you have to consider is to find out if the
breeder is quite knowledgeable about what is correct in the breed, and also in evaluating the Yorkshire Terrier's quality;
know if the
breeder is
ethical, honest and one who is of good business practice.