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Originally Posted by JESSY_RN2B |
Yes, we know each other. We are trying to help each other get started with the Biewers. It is very diffecult when the German breeders make you commit to puppies that are just days old. So far between ksbiewers and myself we have 1 male too large, 3 females too small. This leave her with 1 male of acceptable size and me with a male and two females that should get big enough. We also like to work together so that a puppy does not have to travel alone. We have driven over 9 hours one way just to make sure the puppies had a non-stop flight from Germany. We both live with our dogs, so that limits space also for the dogs we can keep in our breeding programs. Do we intend to import for reselling, NO! We have both keptthe puppies for months. Even then it is a hard decision to let a puppy go. I did let Piccolo go to another person several months ago, but then my heart made me go get him, as I did not feel that was the right place for him. I will know when the right home comes along sometime, until then I have a wonderful Biewer male that has been neutered and house trained to love. As ksbiewer stated earlier, we will not intentionally breed for the tinies, but they do happen. Angel and Aspire were from a bitch that we co-owned. In that litter we have puppies that will range from 3 pounds to over 10 pounds! Mother was 9 pounds and father 4.5. We take breeding as a great responsibility. Not only for producing great quality puppies, but for finding a forever homes that will be loving, whether it is for a pet or breeding. We put much love and pride into our dogs. They are parts of our families and treated as such. We screen people before we will place a dog with them. It is not as simple as "click on the button to pay for your puppy" as we have seen on some sites.