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Originally Posted by lisatodd i spoke w her last night. very very nice lady. asked me alot of questions. she wanted to make sure i was getting what i wanted. she wanted to know the color of hair..light or dark, thick or regular hair, small frame or large frame..etc.... she is going to send me more pictures this afternoon that aren't all dolled up just to let me see.
these dogs are in a kennel that is heated and ac. she states she cleans it twice a day. they are able to run around. she invites everyone to come and visit. the puppies love it when people come and visit. she lets them all out. i just worry about a kennel life. i know some of you have purchased your dogs that was kenneled.
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kennels have a bad rep just because people have this image in their head of a nasty, dirty place with dogs stacked in little wire crates on top of each other. kennel is just a name. Not all breeders can keep all their dogs in the living room like I do. Lisa, it sounds as if this person is a wonderful breeder and takes good care of her babies. When I got Silk, I was so impressed with her breeders facility. She had her show poodles, maltese and yorkies all in separate places. The yorkie keennel was in one of those mobile homes about sixty foot long and 14 foot wide. It had been gutted all except for the bathroom and kitchen. She had a whelping room, males, females, and puppy room all separate. yes, there were wire crates just like the one I have. large. there were two dogs per crate. They were beautiful and clean. She knew them all by namee. The floor was spotless. No smell. heat, water and air. I would love to have a set up like she has. Go and see for yourself. Don't let the word "kennel' stop you. it sounds very nice and the pictures are beautiful. The only thing i don't likee is I personally think the deposit is tooo high but I guess if you are dealing in puppies that cost two or three thousand, then it isn't.