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Old 11-15-2006, 01:26 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by ButterflyYorkie
I have been researching and speaking with breeders lately from groups other than "toy or companion". My daughter is seeking a medium sized dog to train with and participate in the future in "other" events, along with conformation. She's pretty much settled on the breed she will venture out with but will keep that under wraps until we've made final decisions. During our research we ran across a breeder with this philosophy concerning Christmas puppies and I wanted to post this paragraph here because I love it!

NOTE on Christmas puppies:

As a parent of two boys, I fully recognize the surprise and delight in having an adorable puppy
under the Christmas tree. However, as a reputable breeder who wants only the best for my
puppies, I discourage bringing a young puppy into the new household on Christmas Day - due to
the normal hustle and bustle associated with this busy time. Your puppy will be frightened and
confused and will need plenty of reassurance and quiet time in order to make the best
adjustment to the new family. I will work with you in every way possible to make your holiday
a successful one, including providing photos to wrap up and set under the tree should you desire
this to be a holiday gift, but I do not advocate puppies as gifts on Christmas Day. Together, we
can make safer arrangements for introducing your new puppy to the family during this busy
time of year.

Good thread!!
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