04-01-2016, 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted by canana -Yes, definitely avoid pushy breeders. It's a red flag. You should always take your time to ask questions, as should they.
-Breeding no more than once a year can be a good thing. My breeder only breeds once every one or two years, which is better than some backyard breeders who are constantly breeding and pumping out puppies for their 'business'.
-The act of breeding doesn't mean the girl pup definitely gets impregnated right away (like when people want to start trying to conceive). It's possible that a breeder intends to breed once a year. When the pup is in heat, they try. If doesn't work, they try again during the next heatetc. So...maaaybe that person didn't lie to you. But who knows.
Regardless, it's good you're doing your due diligence to find a reputable breeder. Most will have waiting lists. Or, alternatively, you can buy a 1yr or 2yr old puppy from a reputable breeder. Seldom do people have a waiting list of pups older than a few months. Whatever you do, don't rush it. It may take you a few months, maybe more than a year. In the end, it'll be worth the wait. | Thank you for the information. I really appreciate it. I don't plan on rushing it either. |
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