I agree with waiting. I did and was SOOOO happy. My breeder even let me come visit Harley when he was two weeks old. I went every week after until he was old enough to come home (now of course there were many rules about going to her house so that I didn't bring any diseases) but honestly getting to hold my two week old puppy and have him slowly learn who I was, made the transition home easier. Also some breeders if they know how you'll be training them, will start the potty training process for you (especially if you're indoor training). It's definitely important to buy the breeder, not the pup!
Also It took me over a year to fully puppy proof my home and still to this day Harley can still get into certain things. So having two months to get a head start is a good idea. Start asking questions on here and we'll tell you all the places these little guys can hide.
Good luck!
__________________ Kendra Harley, you were the light in my life, rest peacefully my love! |