Sentences with phrase «to a responsible breeder»

Staff at many of the stores engaged in elaborate deception to convince our undercover investigators - as they do with unsuspecting buyers - that they were getting the dogs from responsible breeders.

She maintains a list of responsible breeders who have a litter or are planning a litter in the near future and can advise you on availability and location.

These networks should keep lists of responsible breeders as well as available dogs from rescues and shelters so that people can be directed to a dog that will meet their requirements.

Many responsible breeders do not breed for size, but for temperament.

There really is not a single test for responsible breeders.

One of the differences between responsible breeders and the «others» is that good breeders screen potential homes.

It is not enough to know that these operations exist; it is important to know how to avoid them and find responsible breeders.

These dogs are sold online by people posing as responsible breeders.

However, these laws don't work because puppies produced by responsible breeders rarely enter shelters and when they do, they are generally reclaimed by the owners or by the breeders themselves.

I plan on becoming the most responsible breeder in the future.

Let us just state that we have no problem with responsible breeders as the pets which ends up in shelters, streets, and animal rescues usually do not come from responsible pet breeders.

Most responsible breeders of the severely affected breeds now test their breeding stock for this gene.

Many responsible breeders sell pet puppies at a lower price than show puppies.

Responsible breeders breed one maybe two breeds of dogs.

Responsible breeders make sure that they use all the tools they can to make sure the puppies they produce are healthy and free of genetic defects.

Responsible breeders screen for the following diseases in order to try to eliminate them from their breeding stock.

Loved your point about responsible breeders caring about where their puppies go — that is so true.

Responsible breeders take great care in selecting particular individuals to make their breed stronger, healthier, and match up to the breed's written standard.

Hip and elbow dysplasia are also problems that are common, although modern genetic testing is helping responsible breeders test before breeding.

I try over and over to educate people about responsible breeders, but most people don't understand it.

Responsible breeders know how much space their dogs need and will ensure that they have it.

Worse than that, it can actually lead unsuspecting buyers to puppy mills and drive responsible breeders out of business.

Why don't responsible breeders sell pet shops their dogs?

In many cases you can use links on the pages to get more information on the breeds, on their health problems, and on locating responsible breeder.

We support only responsible breeders who are experts in the breed standard and who promote improvement of the breed.

We fully support responsible breeders who work and love to maintain a bred of dog.

I have been working with other responsible breeders as I want to do things right.

Responsible breeders provide a loving and healthy environment for their canine companions, one that they will be proud to show you.

Even if there aren't overt infractions, think about this — what responsible breeder would ever sell their puppies to someone sight unseen?

Responsible breeders always want to make sure any dogs they plan to breed have the correct working temperament for that breed.

Few responsible breeders advertise in local classified ads because they have no trouble placing their dogs, sometimes years in advance.

There will be no change which would affect responsible breeders who raise and sell puppies privately.

Responsible breeders try to identify genetic diseases their dogs might be carrying and to eliminate them by careful breeding.

While responsible breeders do their best to screen their dogs of problems, the risk is still there.

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.

Hip dysplasia is typically hereditary, thus the formation of regulating bodies that allow responsible breeders to have their breeding dogs evaluated for this damaging joint disorder.

Responsible breeders place their own puppies in carefully screened homes.

Responsible breeders typically do not sell puppies without first meeting the family who will be purchasing the dog.

A female hamster is ready to breed at just a few weeks old, though responsible breeders wait until 4 months to ensure the hamster's health and well - being.

Unlike responsible breeders, who place the utmost importance on producing the healthiest puppies possible, breeding at puppy mills is performed without consideration of genetic quality.

Larger breeds of dogs in general are more prone to hip dysplasia which is why responsible breeders evaluate their breeding stock's hips after the age of two and prior to breeding.

Responsible breeders never sell puppies over the Internet or through a pet store and will insist on meeting the family who will be purchasing the dog.

Keep in mind that responsible breeders generally don't advertise in the newspaper or in magazines.

No way is this going to help responsible breeders.

Someone who tries to push two puppies on a buyer isn't a very responsible breeder, and isn't doing her puppies, or the new owner, any favors.

Responsible breeders keep track of where their puppies go.

Many responsible breeders offer limited health and temperament guarantees on the puppies they sell.