The fact that you're searching for Chihuahua breeders probably means you've dismissed animal shelters and Chihuahua rescues as a possible way to obtain a Chihuahua puppy. Did you know that hundreds, if not thousands, of dogs in animal shelters are put down each year? Limited resources is one reasons for this - there's a limit to the level of care a facility can provide, especially when resources are taxed to capacity. It's not prudent to dismiss the possibility that you could stumble upon the adult dog or litter or pups you'll love when you adopt from an animal rescue or shelter.
If you're searching for a particular breed, or want a litter of pups to raise, then you may need to be careful when you look for Chihuahua breeders. With the sum of money breeders stand to make, the health of the dogs bred may not always be the breeder's priority. These people also have motive to deceive you on the condition and bloodline of the Chihuahua you may be shown and sold.
If you get in touch with a Chihuahua breeder that's a member of a breeding club, that's a good sign - you can check his background. That breeder must also be connected with showing dogs, because that would mean he'd have clean facilities for breeding and socializing dogs. A good breeder will want to interview you at length concerning your ability to take proper care of Chihuahua puppies - from your home situation to your financial stability.
You want the breeder to show you a record of inoculations and deworming sessions, including dates and times, a lot of details. You need that info so you can continue the scheduled inoculations and sessions should you purchase the pups. If that breeder is any good, he will willingly provide you with the date you need.
Hopefully, that breeder will be a member of a breeding club, and you can check his background. You might as well ask the breeder for instructions on feeding the dog, what training is needed, and ask for a form to list the pedigree. You may also be provided references you can check.
Yes, there are hundreds of available breeders online, but you have to know there's no guarantee. Checking up on a number of them will take time, and you need to postpone your impulses you buy, so can develop a feel for which of these breeders to trust. Some pet owners tend to buy the first cute bunch of puppies a breeder shows them, don't make that mistake. You have no way of telling, based on how cute the pups look whether they have health problems and if their alleged bloodline is genuine.
If you're searching for a particular breed, or want a litter of pups to raise, then you may need to be careful when you look for Chihuahua breeders. With the sum of money breeders stand to make, the health of the dogs bred may not always be the breeder's priority. These people also have motive to deceive you on the condition and bloodline of the Chihuahua you may be shown and sold.
If you get in touch with a Chihuahua breeder that's a member of a breeding club, that's a good sign - you can check his background. That breeder must also be connected with showing dogs, because that would mean he'd have clean facilities for breeding and socializing dogs. A good breeder will want to interview you at length concerning your ability to take proper care of Chihuahua puppies - from your home situation to your financial stability.
You want the breeder to show you a record of inoculations and deworming sessions, including dates and times, a lot of details. You need that info so you can continue the scheduled inoculations and sessions should you purchase the pups. If that breeder is any good, he will willingly provide you with the date you need.
Hopefully, that breeder will be a member of a breeding club, and you can check his background. You might as well ask the breeder for instructions on feeding the dog, what training is needed, and ask for a form to list the pedigree. You may also be provided references you can check.
Yes, there are hundreds of available breeders online, but you have to know there's no guarantee. Checking up on a number of them will take time, and you need to postpone your impulses you buy, so can develop a feel for which of these breeders to trust. Some pet owners tend to buy the first cute bunch of puppies a breeder shows them, don't make that mistake. You have no way of telling, based on how cute the pups look whether they have health problems and if their alleged bloodline is genuine.
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For pet owners planning to enter their pets into a dog show, they really need good Chihuahua breeders. It would be good if you can check the backgrounds of the Chihuahua breeders you will be getting in touch with - and you could, if those breeders are part of a breeding group.
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