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Originally Posted by puppy_Love08  What kind of questions should I ask? What should I look for when I go look at the puppies? I don't want to make a mistake, but when something seems too good to be true, it usually is! |
Good for you that you make a homework.
Questions you should ask:
- How many litters do you have in year? (if more than 3 is not good)
- How many breeds does she have (if more that 2 - RUN)
- Does she make genetic test for her dogs?
- How many pounds are the parents? (if they way too small as 3 pounds and over 7 lb is back yard breeding)
- Does she belong to YTCA.org? (most good breeders from there)
- What will she do if puppy is sick? Will she return vet bills?
Don't afraid to ask questions, your pup is investment for many years, and that's you right to know as much as possible. Be careful if a breeder doesn't ask you anything - that means she doesn't care much about future home for her pups.
and...
You must see at least one parent. If a breeder doesn't show them to you
RUN !!! If parents look sick or abused, don't buy. I know it is hard, but purchasing a pup from a bad breeder support them for making more and more pups...and... abusing their parents...
Good luck
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Why don't you check
ytca.org?
find a breeder page there
