Questions You Should Ask a Breeder

There are many questions you need to ask when  considering adopting your companion. After all, a dog is a lifetime commitment:

A. When was the puppy born?

B. How old will the puppy before you’re able to adopt them? The puppy should be at least eight weeks before they go to their new home.

C. Is there a waiting list? Most good breeders have some type waiting list for their animals

D. Have the puppies receive their first shots and have they been examined? The puppy should receive their basic veterinary care at the initial home.

E. Does a Breeder require their dogs to be altered? A good breeder requires pet quality canines to be altered.

F. Was there is any sign of genetic disease in previous litters? What type of genetic disease?

G. What return policy if any? A good breeder will always allow you to bring the puppies back to her home.

H. How long has the breeder been breeding that particular dog? You need look for breeder that has a few years experience under his belt, avoid backyard breeders that are out to make a quick buck.

I. How many breeds? Legitimate breeders generally do not breed more that two different types of dogs. Avoid puppy mills!!

J. How many times a year does the dog breed? A good greater were only buried their dog once a year