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Originally Posted by 107barney  I'm a highly educated professional - I can tell you that not all people in that category measure up to be the pet owner you think they are on the face. Our degrees do not include a designation in Good Dog Ownership - that is something you feel inside about your pet and the way you act on the outside in its best interest. There is no degree that gives you that, I'm sorry. Calling the vet or tasks such as these give objective information about the potential buyer that a set of characteristics one may erroneously interpret while hoping for a sale may not. It just gives you a little extra assurance that your gut was right on. Then you'd know for sure if they are who they say they are and if they do what they say they do. |
As a breeder, calling a vet does give you insight as to what type of pet owners potential clients are. It reveals to you whether their dogs receive the right medical, routine care.