Sentences with phrase «good breeder»

Too often, puppy mill operators have been able to count on support from good breeders in defense of the idea of raising dogs for sale.

Most good breeders do not have puppies available all the time.

First, bad canine legislation puts good breeders in the same category with puppy mills or pet shops that sell puppies commercially.

For good breeders and good rescues, the interest is in the dogs, first and foremost.

Good breeders who exhibit only healthy and sound dogs have nothing to fear.

Any breeder who sells to pet stores is not an ethical breeder, since good breeders want to personally interview and educate prospective owners of their carefully bred puppies.

You can ask for referrals to other breeders: good breeders know other breeders in the vicinity.

Good breeders care about their puppies and want to make sure they go to good homes.

She does not realize that this will create a black market for purebred dogs that no one will be able to regulate and drive good breeders out of business.

Most good breeders just break even, or make very little profit on puppies sold.

Behavior traits to be inherited, but good breeders breed for good temperament.

This can be a wonderful way to meet some really good breeders.

It is not uncommon to find infections in puppies that come from very good breeders and generally healthy conditions.

Although there are many good breeders out there there are also many bad breeders.

This is another criterion used by good breeders to determine whether to breed a particular dog or not.

Good breeders often offer guidance or training for after you take your puppy home.

Good breeders screen potential buyers as well to ensure an ideal home, also requiring the signing of a purchase agreement.

Good breeders strive to breed dogs as closely as possible to this blueprint.

Good breeders use several strategies to accomplish their goals.

Good breeders take pride in their hobby, and welcome the opportunity to brag about their dogs!

That often means you will need to be patient because good breeders don't always have puppies immediately available.

Good breeders also need that information in order to improve their breeding program as well.

Good breeders provide this to very young puppies in advance of them going to their new homes.

All of which is why good breeders never, ever sell their dogs to pet stores.

Also, many good breeders keep their dogs as part of the family.

Always talk to previous buyers to see how well the breeder was able to match them with their puppy or dog.

Good rescues are like good breeders — hard to find, but worth the look.

Good breeders specialize in their chosen breed, usually no more than just one or two, and rarely try to breed many different breeds.

Good breeders ask potential companion buyers lots of questions, and may even require references.

Good breeders typically don't want to create unstable dogs.

Good breeders consider themselves lucky just to break even on their litters.

Good breeders accept responsibility for the dogs they produce and will take them back at any stage of their life and make an effort to find a new suitable home for them.

Good, reputable breeders do not advertise in the newspaper because they get more than enough referrals from other good breeders and their breed clubs.

The amount of money this one law will cost to enforce could be better put to saving and supporting good breeders and dog owners.

Good breeders check one, if not all of these facets before they will breed a dog.

You know that the most successful dog breeders are not just good breeders, they are reputable breeders.

Puppies start learning from birth and good breeders begin handling and socialization right away.

Most good breeders leave the weaning process up to the mother — allowing nature to take its course.

Good breeders tend to have a waiting list for their litters, so there's a chance that you might only get to see the remaining few.

I used to believe that good breeders fit into a very narrow view and the rest were irresponsible.

Although good breeders will take their dogs back should you not be able to keep the dog any longer; you need to be aware that this is very traumatic for the dog.

Good breeders send puppies home with more than a smile and good wishes.

And many good breeders refuse to sell a dog to a home that isn't right for the dog.

There are many rescues that will refer people to the reputable good breeders.

In addition, someone who has bred their pet most likely did not acquire that pet from a reputable breeder because good breeders insist that their pet quality dogs be neutered.