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Originally Posted by tegamom1  Other than placing on a limited registration, breeders also use written contracts. There are many ways to assure a tiny will not be bred. She could, for health sake, be kept till larger and then spayed before placing. Sorry, but I feel very strongly about the care and treatment of these beautiful little guys. |
I understand your thoughts on the age of these little ones, however I know this one and see her everyday and play with her and She is ready to go now. I agree every small one is not ready to go at 10 or 11 weeks this BABY is almost 12 weeks old now. Every Puppy should be evaluated by the breeder to determine when it's ready to go as everyone is different just like our children. Some are ready to go to college right out of High School and some would be better off to wait a year or 2.
I want to make sure she gets a wonderful home and the new owner has the right to their own choices about Spaying. If you pay for something it's yours and NO ONE should be able to tell you what to do with your Things.