Sentences with phrase «responsible breeders also»

Responsible breeders also are willing to take care of the dogs they have produced.

Responsible breeders also have their dogs checked for Legg - Perthes, luxated patellas, heart irregularities and, if suspected, hypo - thyroidism.

Many responsible breeders also microchip or tattoo their puppies for permanent identification and withhold the registration papers until the pup has been spayed or neutered.

Not exact matches

It's a mutually beneficial partnership that thwarts the commercially sanctioned cruelty of the Puppy Mill industry while also encouraging people to consider shelters and responsible breeders when looking for a pet.

But the charge does not echo the facts on two fronts: actually, responsible breeders lead the effort to eliminate hip dysplasia and mixed breed or crossbred dogs can also have the disease.

Seizures can be hereditary or environmental, but a responsible breeder will never breed a dog that has had seizures, and will closely evaluate the dogs family history, and will not breed that line if relatives have also had seizures.

As well, any responsible breeder should be a member of the CKC and these requirements are also included in the club's Code of Ethics along with a requirement to provide this paperwork at no additional cost to the buyer of this dog / puppy.

A responsible breeder will also outline a contract which states that you will return the dog if you are unable to look after it.

More and more responsible breeders are also (and have been) including scoring for Elbows in their breeding.

Responsible breeders are more than people who sell puppies, they will also be good friends to you and your puppy.

They will also serve as walking advertisement for the benefits of buying a purebred dog from a responsible breeder!

A toy breed puppy from a responsible breeder is going to cost more than adopting from a shelter or rescue, true, but it's also going to cost a lot less than buying a puppy in a pet store.

Understanding these driving forces will help the responsible breeder not only effectively match their stock to the demand of the community but will also help them in maximizing the return on their breeding efforts and get the greatest value for their subsequent offspring.

Humane Canada also accepts the acquisition of animals from responsible breeders (see definition).

Not everyone has an option like Polly's nearby, but responsible, caring breeders can also be a good place to look for a puppy.

Responsible breeders, on the other hand, not only health test all dogs before breeding, but they also have a complete understanding of genetics with possible outcomes.

Irresponsible animal breeders are also motivated by profit and are generally unknowledgeable about responsible breeding practices.

• Is often actively involved with local, state, and national clubs that specialize in the specific breed; responsible breeders may also compete with the dogs in conformation events, obedience trials, tracking and agility trials, or other performance events

Many people who show dogs also breed them, so dog shows are a good place to meet responsible breeders and see some of their dogs.

(All responsible breeders carefully place their dogs in new homes, but breeders of rare breeds are even more finicky about where their pups go because they are guardians of a small gene pool and need to make sure that all breedable dogs are kept intact and that buyers understand the consequences of owning a pet that is also the repository of genes from that limited pool.)

The breeder will also give you invaluable advice about feeding and nurturing your puppy, and tips on how to raise them and be a responsible owner to them.

I also include links to sites that specifically discuss responsible breeding, or how to identify a responsible breeder.

I strongly believe that as someone dedicated to animal welfare; I can do my part in assisting plus working together with reputable / quality / responsible Breeders to «preserve» the Great Dane Breed standard by showing / handling / competing with the dogs to various titles and thereby also gaining added confirmation of true temperament plus conformation of Breed Standards.

«All of us who love dogs want to see the least - responsible breeders either improved or shut down, but we also don't want to give a free ride to the least - responsible rescuers who give all of the good rescuers a bad name.

Also, we respect responsible breeders who have intact animals.

I also think that if an animal is not going to improve a breed in the hands of a responsible breeder, it needs to be spayed / neutered.

In celebration of National Service Dog month it's important to also support the responsible breeders across the country that are providing these amazing animals to people in need.

Breed enthusiasts (also known as show breeders, purebred dog fanciers, hobbyists and responsible breeders) who follow breed club guidelines and codes of ethics are NAIA's top choice as a source of pet puppies.

Responsible breeders will also ensure that their pups have flea prevention treatment, worm treatment and applicable vaccinations before letting them go to their new homes.

The breeder is also likely to ask questions of you and what kind of puppy you are looking for, what environment you live in, and other questions to help decide that you will be a responsible pet owner.

Of course, that begs responsible breeders, but also shelter workers and rescues need to have more awareness of what can be done with fear, stress and recovery early in life.

Many responsible breeders are also members of kennel or breed clubs and are listed in regional breeder directories.

The practice of importing dogs from developing countries not only prevents us from making further progress against «pet overpopulation,» in time it could also diminish the responsible breeding and placement of well - bred, healthy dogs and cats.Many conscientious dog breeders are so concerned about «pet overpopulation'they have already accepted the idea that a good breeder is one who seldom breeds.

For this reason, supporters of open adoptions also argue that, If the adoption application process rejects potential adopters, the adopters will not necessarily not get an animal; many will simply go to backyard breeders and the shelter thereby loses its connection to that adopter and any ability to provide education to help them become a responsible pet owner.

We also specialize in services to assist responsible dog breeders.

Also, finding a responsible and reputable breeder may require time and numerous references.

The HSUS encourages adoption from local shelters or rescues as a first choice, and also provides tips on finding responsible breeders at humanesociety.org/puppy.

You should also consider that for the investment, you are getting the benefit of the knowledge and research that the responsible breeder has done in planning and raising the litter.

Would you hold the breeders responsible also?

A true responsible breeder is also honest and is committed to creating their own strain.