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Buying A Puppy ?

General Information:

* Look at as many dogs as you can and talk to as many breeders as you can.

* If you are buying from a breeder, ask about their breeding program.  Are they breeding for good temperaments, show dog, health, etc., and does this agree with your expectations?

* Is the sire and/or dam of a litter available for you to see?  Do the dogs appear healthy?  Are their temperaments stable?

* In what kind of environment are the dogs?  Is the area clean and well tended?

*Are they left in Kennels All Day ?

Remember: - Happy Healthier Dogs Are Free Range Dogs!

*Health records and/or any health tests done on the parents should be provided.  Ask for proof.

*Vaccination records, wormings and general health information should be provided for the puppy or dog being purchased.

*You should expect to be provided with some kind of written bill of sale.  This should also include some form of health guarantee.  A health exam by a veterinarian should be encouraged.

* Are they registered breeders?

If So, the blue litter registration slip or current registration should be provided at the time of purchase.  You are entitled to this paperwork at the time of sale.  Do not buy any dog with only a promise of Canine Control Council papers.

Remember, Canine Control Council registration does not necessarily indicate quality; only that both parents are registered.

* A puppy should not be removed from a litter prior to seven weeks of age.

* If A Breeder says they will sell you a Puppy cheaper without papers BEWARE- That means you will have absolutely no comeback if there is some kind of problem down the track.

* Look for a breeder who is willing to help you with problems and to provide you with additional information.  A responsible breeder carefully evaluates the homes they place their dogs in and continue their involvement throughout the life of the dog.  Expect the breeder to have many questions for you!

* Ask for a list of people who have already bought puppies from them & make sure you phone them and try & see their dog if possible.

*Obedience classes are available in many areas.  A good place to check is the pet section in the classified ads of your local newspaper or local vet.