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10-25-2008, 03:32 PM
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| Yorkie Talker Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Kentucky
Posts: 20
|  finding the right breeder is very important to me, I kind of see it similar to a job interview, your both looking for the right fit. it will probably be a few months before I actually purchase a puppy so that I can continue to do my research and get everything that the puppy will need and love. I have been looking for breeders within about 3-4 hours from morehead ky so that I can meet with the breeder ahead of time and get a feel for the way they breed and the surroundings the puppy has been raised in. We do not have any other dogs or cats, but we do have a few lizards, I feel the exact same way towards them as I do in finding the right breeder for a puppy, I have come across ppl a lot of the time sadly that only breed animals to make money and will sell them to just anyone. Im rambleing....but thank you guys again for the responses |
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