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How do you find a breeder willing to rent out a female dog for purposes of rearing puppies?
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∙ 13y ago
If you go on: www.Google.com
Type in: Breeders for _________(put breed of your dog down) in ___________(the town and State you live in.
You will get lots of breeders on the web and you can contact them. I will warn you that although some breeders can be very fussy to a fault, that means they are concerned about a healthy breed of dog, so stick to it. If someone is too quick to breed then stay clear.
Good luck Marcy
Good answer, also you can try to find breeders over dogs and puppies for sale websites. Breeders are there too.
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