Sentences with phrase «found breeders»

Not to mention I've found breeders who charge much more for their puppies.

We also asked how they found their breeders, and they said, «online search.»

If you see cramped, dirty dog - quarters or dogs that are not treated like pets (loved, played with and given lots of exercise time), find another breeder.

Retailers can find breeders online and through bird clubs and shows.

To find a breeder, contact a local veterinarian, groomer, or kennel or obedience club for a referral, check ads in the AKC Gazette or the United Kennel Club's Bloodlines magazine, browse the AKC website for a list of breed clubs, or surf the Internet for a breed club website.

If you happen to find breeders asking a premium for Chow Chow puppies in rare or exotic colors, be careful.

Firstly you need to find a breeder you feel comfortable with and their dog's family etc..

If you want a Labradoodle, do your research into the history and science and find a breeder who is using first generation breeding techniques.

I would advise against finding a breeder online or a pet store without speaking to someone who has previously had experience with them.

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

You can also find breeders by reviewinging the CKC Puppy List, checking out dog and cat magazines, joining local breed groups on the Internet, asking your vet, or inquiring at shows or competitions.

On Wuuff buyers can find breeders of their chosen breeds in an open and transparent place.

As you research the Catahoula, you will find breeders and owners that will make reference to working dogs who are opposed to show or performance dogs.

If possible (and it's not always possible), find a breeder, and line of dogs, that have proven themselves in obedience or hunting trials.

This also means that you will have fewer problems finding a breeder in your area or, better still, your local rescue shelter may have your ideal low shedding dog waiting for you right now.

Mutts, on the other hand, were not as consistent as purebreds and finding a breeder that met my standards was obviously impossible because «good» breeders don't breed mutts.

Find breeders in your area.

For socialization purposes, it is always best to find a breeder who has raised a litter in the house.

You will probably not find a breeder that meets all of these recommendations, but you should try to buy the best dog from the best breeder you can find.

I was truly delighted to have found another breeder who actually operates similar to us, if only they liked bigger dogs... MUCH BIGGER!

Best reference in the world is a «repeat customer» When you can find a breeder who has customers come back again and again over the span of many years you've found a breeder you can count on for the next 10 + yrs of your new family members» life.

If you know what breed of dog you'd like, the next step is finding a breeder.

In Dog Quest, I'll tell you how to find breeders who are doing these 15 things right.

Always available If you have a tight schedule over the week, it can be difficult to find a breeder that is only available on the weekdays.

Beware of scams: If you find a breeder in Austin, Texas or an online advertisement on Craigslist advertising a litter of «puppies for free» or to a «good home for free» then run, do not walk away.

Beware of scams: If you find a breeder in Sioux Falls / SE SD, South Dakota or an online advertisement on Craigslist advertising a litter of «puppies for free» or to a «good home for free» then run, do not walk away.

I knew I wanted a tan Jack Russell Terrier after meeting one that was just gorgeous and they're not that common so it took me a while, but eventually I found a breeder in Suffolk named Vivienne and when I got in touch they had a five month old tan Jack Russell who wasn't getting on with his dad so they were looking for a new home for him.

Beware of scams: If you find a breeder in Jonesboro, Arkansas or an online advertisement on Craigslist advertising a litter of «puppies for free» or to a «good home for free» then run, do not walk away.

Now that you decided on the gender and found a breeder, how do you pick your Chihuahua puppy from a litter?

It also helps to find a breeder who will stay in touch, just in case you have questions.

Word of mouth can be a good way to find a breeder, and if you hear of a breeder that you are unsure about, google them.

Here, you will need to consider finding a breeder that also works on the weekends.

Once you find a breeder you can trust, you should make an appointment to see some of the puppies.

It's important you do your research and find a breeder who is actively involved in their regional clubs, donate of their time and resources to the betterment of the breed and work hard to breed quality dogs.

WHAT A BREEDER SHOULD EXPECT FROM YOU Once you've found a breeder who is knowledgeable and concerned about placing their pups in the proper homes and have decided that their dogs are right for you, there are certain things a breeder expects from a buyer.

If you don't have any idea how to find the breeders to ask them the questions then take a look at the page on Where to Find a Responsible Breeder.

You won't find a breeder that does all of the above.

It's not likely someone finds a breeder of an uncommon breed nearby or a rescue dog of such an uncommon breed.

You can find breeders whose first concern is the welfare of the dogs.

And however you find your breeder, make sure to ask whether the breeder is a member of the Basset Hound Club of America.

Apparently, the founding breeder did not immediately realize just how unique these cats were.

Click the links to read more about where to find breeders and how adoption works.

Do not buy puppies from pet stores and find a breeder you can trust.

I particularly like to find breeders that still work their dogs in the dogs traditional role.

Yes, it can help to hire a behaviorist to assist you in finding a breeder and select a dog for you, but even they aren't perfect.

To find a breeder in your area, we suggest you call the JRTCA Main Office (Jack Russell Terrier Club of America) or visit the JRTCA Breeders Directory.

You don't have to pick just one breeder so make a list when you find breeders that are of interest to you.

If the breeder can not or will not produce the results, find another breeder.

The Borzoi is not a common breed, so it may take some searching to find a breeder who has puppies.

When you find a breeder whom you have a rapport with, you will start to narrow down just what you want in a dog.