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Originally Posted by RachelandSadie  it might be a bad breeder, but that doesn't always mean the puppy won't be okay or turn out alright. it is a risk to take, but having taken that risk and had no issues other than mouthing and biting some and having to teach her the hard way not to do so, we've had NO issues with her and she's perfect
once again totally up to you. |
Those ARE the issues. If they stay with the mother longer they have already been taught those things, andthe transition to a new home is much easier and less stressful for everyone.
Why do you let them go that early? Is it to avoid the work?