Sentences with phrase «health of every puppy born»

Breeders specializing in huskies are likely to be breeding one breed only thus ensuring the undisputed great pedigree and health of every puppy born.

Not exact matches

The vet will be able to give support, advice and guidance throughout the whole birthing process and will be able to monitor the growth and health of new - born puppies.

Members breeding and raising puppies shall provide all necessary health care, nutrition, immunity protocol (vaccinations or nosodes), training and socialization necessary to their proper development and when evaluating young stock for placement should bear in mind that no puppy should be sold under the pretense as a show / breeding potential prior to the age of 12 weeks.

Bear in mind that it is the health of the parents you are looking for if you are buying a puppy.

Tragically, only about half of the puppies born into puppy mills survive, and many others suffer from a host of serious illnesses as a result, including respiratory infections, parasites and contagious viruses — not to mention the toll it takes on their emotional and mental health.

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Puppies are unable to hear, see, or even defecate on their own when they are first born and they can also fall ill due to a number of diseases and health problems.

Taking care of it like a new born baby in their first couple of years can determine the future health of the puppy as it grows up.

Not only are puppy mill dogs — and cats — born and raised in abysmal conditions, they often have lasting health problems that plague them for the rest of their lives.

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Unfortunately these dogs are not only born in these facilities but they are also often bred again resulting in the breeding of two dogs that both have genetic concerns leading to puppies with even more significant health concerns.

Most puppies born today carry a plethora of health issues: most of which are passed on from previous generations who have been subjected to poor nutrition, toxic chemicals and unnatural lifestyles.