there is a chain of events here!!!
First the breeder that would sell to a broker is in the business to make money and turn her puppies not place them personally into a caring home. This breeder is quantity not quality. More than likely not knowing much about the pedigree nor the quality of dog she is breeding. She doesnt take personal interest in her stock let alone her offspring and more than likely will never have contact with the buyer of her pups!
Then the broker, usually the broker knows nothing about these pups. she/he may have pics and seen them personally (doubtful) but what do they know about the upbringing, temperament and pedigree history! A business transaction is all they are worried about. Sell a pup today, Sell another tomorrow! Usually never to be bothered with followup, knowing how the pup is doing or assisting the new buyers with any questions... What qualifies them to advise! Nothing! Nothing Nothing!
Those breeders that sell to brokers and the brokers are in a business deal NOT EVER concerned about who, what, where, when and why!
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Thank you, you were far more eloquent than myself in my post and certainly explained it so much better. Dawn |