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Originally Posted by JeanieK  True and being a USDA commercial breeder does not mean a thing as far as good or bad. The requirements for being a USDA breeder are minimal.
But you have to look at more than just the facility, as I said they can have a handful of dogs to show you, they can show you one male and one female and claim to each buyer that those are the parents.
Researching the breeder is more important than researching for the perfect puppy. Because if you get a good breeder they will see that you get a good puppy.
Too many people have this perfect puppy in their mind, looks, size, coloring, personality, and they don't care who they buy it from. So look for the breeder first. |
i agree with you that researching the breeder is very important. the only issue i am up against right now is the show/hobby breeders have very few dogs available, 2 of the breeders i visited this weekend, one of them have one dog available, but she might get adopted tmw. the other one has maybe one puppy available. she has a dog that she is waiting to see if she would put on more weight, because she would like to show her if she would put on more weight.
these 2 breeders only breed dogs when they need a show dog. so they don't often have puppies available.
i tried to look up info on the breeder online, but i do not have luck finding too much info on them.