[Reese1]

Originally Posted by Meghan1007

Well when i talked to her she said that she goes to a vet that was said to be one of the best vets for like 20 years adn she has vet certificates that state that she has been check and that the puppy doesnt leave her house unless she is healthy and she does have a health gaurenteefor a year and has many certificates to make sure that we feel secure with our pup. She also said that she doesnt breed for profit and after more than 20 years of breeding she does it for the love and companionship of all the puppies. Also all of her pets are in a safe enviorment adn im sure that some nice old lady (over 70 years old) wont send me pics that arent real i hope!

Please read through this site, also click on the "A" & "B" certificate holders at the top of the site and search for this breeder. They are USDA licensed under both! Breeders who are USDA licensed are traditionally commercial breeders. This means they sell to pet stores, brokers, etc..

Petstore Cruelty

These type of breeders DO breed for profit, making a living off the backs of dogs that know a life only in a kennel. They are not pets to breeders like this.
Her telling you this vet is one of the best doesn't really mean anything, I mean how would you know any different? I'm sure he loves her, with hundreds and hundreds of dogs, it keeps his business going strong. Besides there are rules regarding vet care that USDA breeders have to follow. Personally, I wouldn't service a vet that I knew supported this type of breeder.

It sounds like you have made up your mind about this puppy though. I wasn't sure if you were aware of who you are buying from.
A lot of people on this site will tell you that you buy your breeder first and that really is how it should be. The breeder should be in it only for the betterment of the breed.