[carmen in nj]

Originally Posted by Yorkiemom1

If you go into this with the goal to "be a breeder and make tons of money selling puppies", this is what you do! You breed two dogs, and then you sell the babies before they cost you a bunch of money. You do no vaccinations, no worming, no micro chipping, you do no well baby checks....you off load those pups, hoping you can get rid of them while they are still small, regardless of parasite infestation, prior to starting vaccinations at recommended age, before you have to spoend time and care weaning from mom to eating kibble on their own, and certainly before all these conditions catch up with you and those babies start getting sick. If you bought a baby before that age of 12-14 weeks, and you got it home and it was sick suddenly within a couple of days or weeks, HELLO!!! You operate on a "SLAM! BAM! THANK YOU, MA'AM!" mentality, with as little expenditure as possible...that is the only way you can clear a significant clear profit margin....and since you have very little invested in the creation of those babies and the care of them up to the date they are sold, you can entice tons of buyers with CHEAP PRICES!!! Get 'em in, get 'em out!!! THAT is how you do, when you are unethical, irresponsible, and are doing this strictly for the money....to hell with the puppies, to hell with the dams, and most of all, TO HELL WITH THE BUYERS!!! So, if YOU are a buyer out there, getting a baby younger than 12 weeks, you need to be made to understand exactly what that "breeder" thinks of YOU and the babies she panders.

My feelings exactly, i have a litter of silkies right now, they are 11 weeks, and they are already Up to date with vaccines, did two fecals on them, and yesterday they got their microchip, I just need to put the puppy packs together, one is leaving tomorrow, the family lives in my town and is been waiting on this pup for a year, we are friends, the other one is going to my cousin, on saturday, and the other one is staying here until after new years , because she is going out of state to Maryland and I don't know the family that well, we had spoken on the phone and they are driving to get her, so afer new years is it, and my little one she is staying here until i find the right family for her because she is very small.. is the BREEders responsability to make sure your puppy is a healthy, happy and loving dog, bonding occurs even with adult dogs so that is BULL..
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