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Are Puppies On Your Christmas List?

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Are you or someone in your home wishing for a puppy or two this Christmas? You know...under the tree with a sweet red bow tied around their fluffy neck? Maybe you want an AKC registered puppy. One that has a history that you can follow. One that has been bred for certain traits. Free puppies are wonderful, but you don't always know what you are getting. It may look like a golden retriever, but have the temperament of a doberman pincer. Or it may be sickly and you not know it. While puppies from a breeder cannot be guaranteed to be perfect (after all, there are always glitches), you are going to have a much better chance of getting the dog of your dreams.

Also, the benefit of purchasing a puppy from a breeder is that a breeder knows that puppy inside and out. If you go to a pet store to buy your puppy, you really don't know the background of that animal or how it was treated. If you go to a breeder, they have been with the puppy since day one and they usually specialize in just a few types of dogs so they know them and their personality well! Breeders will be there with you for the long haul. Keep in touch with them. They will happily answer questions about your puppy's growth. If you go with a breeder that is registered with the AKC, they have to follow stringent guidelines and their operation is regularly inspected by the AKC. Good breeders usually offer guarantees on their animals too.

If you are looking for a small animal (for inside a house or apartment), consider Yorkie puppies for sale or maltese puppies. More and more people are adopting the smaller animals. They are easy to take care of and travel well.

Whichever kind of puppy you are looking for, be sure to consider a breeder. Adopting an animal is a big decision and one that will be with you for a long time. Don't make the decision and choice lightly. And remember, spay and neuter your pets!

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This page contains a single entry by Melissa Markham published on November 27, 2007 10:33 AM.

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