Sentences with phrase «reputable dog rescues»

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But we agree that they may not have the experience of a reputable breeder or rescue group and that ultimately it is probably not a good practice for park districts to get into the dog - breeding business.

Reputable rescue organizations prohibit adoption of solid black, solid white and black / white cats and dogs during the Halloween season.

Fortunately though, there are serious and reputable breeders and that are set out to rescue and help dogs.

Find Another Home: If you just can't afford to care for your dog, or you don't like your dog, or whatever... then find a reputable rescue group in town to take your dog.

Of all the breeds out there, it is extremely important to either get a well bred dog (I have an article on Buying A Dog / Choosing A Breeder... read it) from a breeder, or adopt a great dog from a reputable rescue organizatidog (I have an article on Buying A Dog / Choosing A Breeder... read it) from a breeder, or adopt a great dog from a reputable rescue organizatiDog / Choosing A Breeder... read it) from a breeder, or adopt a great dog from a reputable rescue organizatidog from a reputable rescue organization.

Picking a reputable pet rescue or pet shelter when adopting a dog can be a stressful experience.

If you want a pedigreed dog, buy one from a reputable breeder or rescue network.

Simply letting people who want purebred dogs know they can get them from rescue or teaching them how to find reputable breeders is the foundation for this change.

One benefit of adopting an adult dog, whether purebred or mixed - breed, is that reputable shelters and rescue groups conduct thorough behavioral evaluations and assess the fit between adopters and adoptees.

Remember to always get your dog from a rescue or a reputable breeder and never from a «back - yard breeder» or pet store.

Small dogs can be found from an assortment of places, including puppy mills, reputable breeders and shelters or rescues.

If you think you have what it takes to own this breed, you can look for your best friend in a Bearded Collie rescue or you can find a reputable Bearded Collie dog breeder.

After she had two rescue dogs that had unforeseen health problems, she purchased from a reputable breeder.

A dog coming from a reputable rescue, who manages to come out of that unscathed, will have a pretty decent track record.

To ensure you are working with a reputable rescue agency, ask questions about how long the group has been operating, what its legal status is and how many dogs it deals with each year.

A reputable rescue individual or group will have screened the dog for temperament issues and will not put questionable dogs up for adoption.

A reputable rescue is transparent about each dog and tries to place dogs only in suitable homes.

I will say this, if you are a novice dog owner, I'd recommend a Labrador Retriever or mix bred dog from a reputable rescue group.

Do your research on these intelligent dogs first and find reputable breeders or rescue groups to avoid buying dogs from puppy mills!

According to BJ Motko, Director of CVRR, «The summit provides a unique and unprecedented opportunity for local animal shelters to meet with representatives from receiving animal rescues to insure that our central Valley dogs and cats are being transferred to reputable, caring and professional organizations.»

Go to the official websites of shelters and rescues or search a reputable site like Petfinder.com, where many rescue groups and shelters list their available dogs.

If you have a domestic dog or cat that you need to surrender please check out one of our links to the right to reputable central New Jersey animal rescues that may be able to help.

There are so many things to consider when adopting a new dog whether they come from a reputable breeder or shelter or other type of rescue group.

If you want a purebred dog, go to a reputable breed - specific rescue.

If you choose a reputable shelter or rescue group, you may be able to find out a lot about the dog's personality and health.

Any reputable shelter or rescue will have you sign an adoption contract and one of the terms will be that, if you ever have to re-home the dog for any reason, you should contact them and they will accept the dog back.

Find a reputable Siberian Husky rescue who has started socializing the dog with cats and other small animals.

Most reputable rescues and shelters will send their dogs home fully vetted.

Having said that, all reputable rescues write into their contracts that dogs are to be returned if the adopter can no longer care for them.

You are most likely to get a healthy dog when adopting from a reputable shelter or rescue group.

If you like mixed - breed dogs and you want to do your part to help dogs in need, then get your dog from a reputable shelter or rescue group.

Groups as diverse as, and often at odds with one another as, the Humane Society of the United States, canine behavior experts, the American Kennel Club, PETA, Animal Rights Activists, breed rescue groups, veterinarians, obedience training instructors, and most reputable breeders of sound, healthy dogs, are in strong agreement that live puppies should not be given as Christmas gifts.

Would you like someone to talk to the rescue groups on your behalf or look at a breeder's or service dog provider's website to tell you if it looks reputable or if they see red flags?

If they are reputable rescue, you would have signed a contract at the time you adopted your dog, stipulating that the dog must be returned to them if you decide to no longer keep him or her for any reason.

Rescue a dog from your local animal shelter or carefully research a quality, reputable breeder.»

They are instead people / groups that are obtaining pure bred, high demand dogs from shelters, only to turn around and re-sell them at a profit to unsuspecting people who adopt the dogs thinking they are getting them from a reputable rescue organization.

For all other dogs, rescue dogs are still the only way to go, but now you have to make sure the rescue was legitimate and that the people you are buying it from are reputable.

Reputable rescues do not give dogs as presents or surprises.

If you are looking for a mixed breed dog, seek out a reputable rescue.

I think part of the problem regarding people getting dogs from less than reputable sources (Kijiji, backyard breeders, etc and so forth) is that a lot of times people aren't aware of just how many rescue dogs are available.

The primary goal of our breeding provide genetically healthy and sound Miniature American Shepherd puppies to families all over the world, while also practicing reputable breeding practices and actively participating in rescue efforts for dogs in needs.

You can buy a dog from a reputable breeder, or you can adopt or rescue a dog from an animal shelter.

PPR volunteers work hard to help hoarders understand that the kindest thing they can do for their dogs is to let them go to a reputable rescue group.

It is worth it to take the time to locate a reputable rescue group to adopt from so life with your dog is as trouble free as necessary.

hard to help hoarders understand that the kindest thing they can do for their dogs is to let them go to a reputable rescue group.

Dogs should be gotten from two places only: reputable breeder or a good rescue group.

Happy Tails Books published the Mill Dog Manifesto as a free eBook to help people learn about rescue and at the very least recognize the signs indicating that a puppy is coming from a mill and not a reputable breeder.

Be sure to ask any questions you may have to an educated professional such as a rescue organization or a reputable breeder and really prepare before deciding to bring your new dog home.

Even when dealing with the most reputable breeder, rescue or shelter, and being extremely diligent and thorough, in your research, your ability to predict you and your dog's future, is limited.

There is information about every breed of dog that is recognized by the group, as well as information on reputable breeders and breed specific rescue groups.This is a good jumping off point for your puppy search, but is by no means the only way to find a good breeder.