Would a prospective puppy buyer be worried about me if I had 3 females and 1 male breeding dogs

I breed Labrador Retriever dogs and German Shephard dogs for a living. I have 3 female of each breed and 1 male of each breed. This is not because I am a backyard breeding but because I find owning female dogs easier. It's also because male dogs go crazy over female dogs when in heat.

I have a litter of 4 weeks old Labrador pups and I have a couple coming over my home today to see the pup and to pick one out. They are not leaving my home until 8 weeks old.

Would a propective puppy buyer/owner be conserned about buying a cute pup from me just because I have a lot of female dogs? It's not like I breed them too often. I stud my dogs out all the time and they have both had a lot of litters. My female dogs don't get bred past 7 or 8 years old and they are well looked after and I never breed on EVERY heat. I always leave 1 heat cycle in between a breeding and never have more than 6 litters per year.

Other people have decided not to buy from me because I have girl dogs.

I think it's probably more a matter that you breed more than one type of dog and have 2 males of different breeds in your home. If you had 6 females of the same breed and 2 males of the same breed as the females I doubt anyone would care. Accidents can happen to even the best breeders though and if you have 2 different breeds some people may wonder if they are actually getting a pure bred dog. Looks can be very deceiving.

The best breeder usually only breed one type of dog. You may want to think of doing this and then no one will have anything to wonder or worry about.