Sentences with phrase «talk to breeders about»

You can put your hands on the breeding stock of our breed and talk to the breeders about their dogs.

When you talk to breeders about their puppies, there are a few warning signs that you may be dealing with a disreputable, unethical, or irresponsible breeder:

We advise you to talk to breeders about health issues in the breed.

Before you decide on a particular breed, do some research and talk to breeders about what type of food your dog will do best on.

Most of these issues are considered rare in Huskies but if you are thinking of getting a Siberian Husky you should talk to breeders about health issues.

We even talked to a breeder about purchasing a puppy.

If you are considering getting a Maltese puppy or dog, you should talk to the breeder about these tests and other health issues in the breed.

If you are interested in getting a puppy or dog, be sure to talk to the breeder about their dogs, the health tests they have done, and their health guarantees.

Talk to the breeder about the litter.

If your pup's litter papers are marked as limited registration you will need to talk to your breeder about changing the papers to full registration.

Additionally, we recommend you to talk to your breeder about the health of both of the parents of the particular Mini Labradoodle puppy that you would like to adopt.

I'm talking to a breeder about a puppy, and she says the dewclaws will be removed.

Before you buy a Westie puppy talk to the breeder about which health tests they have had carried out on the parents.

Prospective buyers can see where litters are raised, talk to the breeder about health clearances and socialization, and meet the dam of the litter.

Genetic testing in puppyhood and having the chance to meet both dog parents and talk to the breeder about your puppy's cross-breed history can take some of the guesswork and stress out of the process.

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When it turned out she had hemophilia, the pet store apologized and said that they would talk to the breeder about it.

Not exact matches

Many handlers are breeders and trainers and they can talk to you about the breed, the lineage, and how they train.

find a reputable breeder that knows going back 4 to 5 generations and if you want to train the dog for protection you should do professional training, you train the dog with the trainer offering guidance, find a trainer that offers protection training it will most likely be more expensive but you have to make sure the dog is of sound temperament and has basic obedience down, which you can contact a the trainer before getting the dog to talk to them about what qualities to look for in a puppy.

If you're not sure about which diet to feed your puppy, talk to your veterinarian, breeder or knowledgeable pet store associate.

You can usually find dog breeders, owners, and handlers to talk to about any breeds that might catch your eye.

Max always loved German Shepherd Dogs and when given an unregistered bitch he immediately set about talking the breeders into registering her and from there trained her to her CD title.

Talk to breeders, not about getting a puppy immediately but just from the perspective of learning about the breed.

We also created posters with adoptable dogs in our area and talked to people about the importance of rescuing rather than buying dogs from breeders.

We certainly suggest that you choose a breeder who is excited to talk about their breed, as it is a good sign that the breeder will be able to help you later down the road.

Shame on you who wrote this for ignorant people to believe about these breeds, do some investigating before damning, we breeders and owners of some of these breeds do a lot of hard work to educate people about our breeds so they don't get a bad rap, and then there comes along articles like this from people who don't even know what they are talking about.

The better question is, if a breeder has multiple litters every year, talk to them about who these dogs are, and why they're breeding them.

A breeder should make themselves aware of health issues in the dogs and should be willing to talk openly and honestly about those issues with you.

Cat breeders should talk to their veterinarians about protocols for eliminating coronavirus from their breeding stock.

ok you keep saying how to choose the right one so how do you choose you keep on only talking about breeders not the breed

It is also a good idea to talk to an experienced dog breeder about what is needed.

Good breeders will also be willing to talk openly about health issues in the breed and describe the precautions they have taken to try to ensure that puppies produced by them do not have genetic problems.

While this all may seem a bit overwhelming, once you start doing your research and talking with breeders you'll find the good ones welcome your questions and are happy to talk with you about their dogs and their breeding program.

Finally, you'll want to spend some time talking with the breeder about their policies and contract.

Talk to your vet or breeder about how much daily activity is appropriate for your puppy, and don't forget that exercise is a great way to train and socialize your new dog.

«Real Breeders» do their homework and do their best not to breed dogs with genetic diseases like Addison's and I don't care whether we are talking about hybrid or purebred dogs..

Also, don't get upset if the breeder asks you a lot of questions before even agreeing to talk about specific dogs for sale or before they allow you to visit their kennel.

Making sure the breeder you are talking to knows everything that they possibly can about the type of puppy they are trying to sell will ensure that you as the owner will receive the knowledge you need to keep your puppy healthy, and even to get a healthy puppy to begin with.

Talk to your breeder and your vet about Lakeland Terrier health issues.

And when I contacted the auction's owner to ask for an interview, he was welcoming and spent an entire day with me, talking openly about his personal history, his current business practices and even taking me to meet the types of breeders he respects — breeders whose dogs, when I got to their commercial - scale farms, were running and playing in spaces as big as many suburban backyards and even ballfields, dogs who came up to me to say hello and, in most cases, seemed just as happy and normal and healthy as my own two spoiled mutts at home.

«It's a great time to come see the breeds and talk to the breeders to find out about what are some of the characteristics of the breeds [and] will it make a good pet or be suitable for what you want to do,» she said.

Good breeders acknowledge when there are health problems in the breed and are willing to talk about the incidence of these problems in their lines, according to Vetstreet.com.

Any decent breeder will be happy to talk about their dogs.

The hypocrisy of the KC mounts the whole time as they talk about buying from their breeders in order to avoid supporting puppy farmers.

Talk to your Schnauzer Terrier Mix breeder about the health histories of both the Schnauzer and Terrier genetic lines used in your dog.

So please understand that, if you hear a breeder say they hate mixed breeds, they are probably talking about the methods with which they believe people use to arrive at producing mixes and not the actual dogs themselves.

What we want to talk about is the breeders who are breeding because they love it.

These breeders don't want to talk to people who aren't serious about their breed and this particular litter.

Clearly Flat - Coats are rare, but with some effort and patience, the following steps should help you find reputable breeders to talk to about acquiring puppies or older dogs.

Brosan talked with her students about using their senses to determine whether they're visiting a responsible breeder or a puppy mill.