Once you have decided which type of dog is right for you and your household, it is time to find the right dog breeder. Avoid the pitfalls of breeders that are only out to make a profit, by learning to identify what makes a dog breeder reputable.
Why you need a reputable breederFinding a reputable breeder is extremely important. Often, poorly-bred dogs can experience health problems throughout their lifetimes. These are usually genetic diseases that arise from poor breeding practices, like inbreeding. In addition to health problems, these dogs can also have temperament issues that can result in a dangerous or ill-behaved dog. This is often the result of improper socialization at a young age and can take years of training to correct.
Finding the right dog breeder is important, so you can avoid the problems and costs associated with a dog that has a genetic disease or poor temperament. How to identify a good breederThere are a few basic requirements that your potential dog breeder should meet. The first step is to meet with the breeder and check out his or her kennel facilities. Just talking with the breeder should allow you to get a feel for his or her motivations and attitudes towards breeding dogs. Any kennel facility should appear sanitary and not overpopulated. Make sure the breeder is only focusing on one breed of dog. A sure sign of a 'backyard' breeder is that he or she is breeding many different Dog Breeds. It is important that both parents of a litter are located on-site. Spend time with the parents and the puppies to gauge the temperaments of all the dogs. Make sure the breeder provides you with a signed health guarantee for the puppy. In addition, if you are not going to actively show or compete with the puppy, a spay and neuter contract is also needed. One of the best ways to know for sure that a breeder is reputable is to get a referral from a local kennel, another breeder or another owner of one of the breeder's dogs. This a great way to know other people's experiences with that particular breeder.
Finding the right dog is sometimes hard, but a little work and research can pay off greatly. By choosing a reputable breeder, you are decreasing the chance of buying a puppy with health or temperament problems. Any good breeder is sure to work hard to match your household with the perfect puppy.
When you're a breeder.
yes.
you have to be 16
You should get the dog cheaper if the breeder wants to have breeding rights to use that particular dog later on. You don't have to agree to this, you may choose to get another puppy. But you should definitely _not_ pay extra for having a dog and the breeder has breeding rights, that would be crazy. Hope this helps. :)
he bought his dog from a breeder or... "The farmer is a well known breeder of cows, chickens, and pigs."
The price of a Havanese dog typically ranges from $1,000 to $3,000, depending on factors such as the dog's pedigree, breeder reputation, and location. It's essential to research and choose a reputable breeder who prioritizes the health and well-being of their dogs. Additionally, consider ongoing costs such as grooming, food, and veterinary care when budgeting for a Havanese.
You'll have to ask a breeder.
a dog breeder (?)
Are you a breeder? If so, find him a female dog.
The breeder has to be certified and licensed. They charge hundreds to thousands of dollars for their dogs.
that would depend on the breeder. you will have to get them spayed or neutured yourself though, and please do. :) I might add that you ask the breeder for a record of any shots the puppy has received, if any.
Justin hall