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What questions to e-mail a breeder to make sure they are good breeders2007-11-25 2:53:03

I am going to purchase a pug puppy from a local breeder, and I'm e-mail this breeder currently. But I do not know what questions I should ask this breeder to make sure this is a good breeder, not like some puppy mill. I want to make sure they are giving these puppies good homes, and are not just in this for the money.

Does anyone have any suggestions of questions I should ask this breeder?

Answers:

some important questions..

Is it akc (if it is in the usa)registered, what does she feed them, can you meet the parents, tour the facility, is there a health guarantee, Will she have all documents available the day of the purchase?

If any of those is a no, I wouldn't consider it. Make sure the food is something good, cause that is a good sign of a good breeder. puppymills dont usualy use good food, cause health isnt their priority. Also make sure she doesnt breed the mother more than once a year.

Another good sign of a good breeder, is they will ask you more questions than you ask them. They want to make sure their dog isnt going to be homeless. Many other good ones will tell you also, in any event you cant keep the dog, bring it back to them, never to a shelter

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You should really see the entire operation your self. doing everything on line is a really bad idea. If it's not to far of a ride then go and see everything for your self.

Your breeder should have everything there for you to see. Including AKC papers plus the litter papers and the individual registration papers for each pup. Every thing should be there for you to look at and ask questions about.