I think any breeder that is truly good thinks of puppy first and foremost. I have a contract and always have a face to face interview for my puppies prior to selling them. I had a Doctor purchase a puppy that was 12 weeks and fully pad trained ask me to babysit once and called three days later to say she didn't think a dog was her thing after all. This was 6 weeks after she purchased him! I refunded 3/4 of the money just to get poor Brody back. It took weeks to re pad train him and re-adjust the poor thing to a loving environment. I then interviewed over 15 people to find the right forever home. Brody is very happy and well adjusted and will be three in August. A breeder and buyer need to agree to terms and put it in writing.
All buyers should get a check up in a reasonable amount of time and all sellers should provide a reasonable health guarantee. |