How To Email A Breeder - the right way - Cedar Point Rabbitry.
When you write a breeder wanting a dog, there are a couple of things to remember - they want to know something about you (would YOU give something you really value to just anyone?). I don't want this to come off as arrogant - that's not my intention. My intention is to suggest how to write a breeder when you'd like a puppy.
Writing a letter to a breeder, need some help! My friend has bought a labrador from another keeper, and was given the dogs kennel club papers. He wants to change the dogs details into his name, but the original owner of the dog was given the wrong paperwork by the breeder, and never bothered to change the dog into his name.
Contacting The Breeder - they want to hear from you. If you bought your pet from a reputable, responsible breeder, please contact your breeder first, before placing your animal with anybody else or taking him or her to a shelter. The same goes for animals acquired from rescue organizations, call the organization where you got the animal.
This is a fantastic article. The truly good and responsible breeders are few and far between in the dog world, I admit. I have always said, and continue to say, that 90% of the dogs that are “bred”, by commission and omission, should not have been.
By showing an alter, you tell me with your ACTIONS that you're serious about learning about the care, grooming, and showing of your breed. No matter how nice you may sound on e-mail, phone, even in person - it's really just talk at that point, and we'd like to see some sign of a serious commitment.
Use the puppy contract. If you're satisfied that the puppy you've chosen is healthy and happy, and you're confident you've chosen a good breeder it's now time to think about taking your puppy home. There is one more thing you can do to help ensure that you're buying from a responsible breeder.
Write a letter to the U.S. Department of Agriculture if the complaint you have is a direct violation of federal animal care laws and the dog breeder is a licensed commercial breeder. When you write the letter, be as specific as possible and be sure to include your contact information.
Getting Dog Breeders To Respond To You - Spin-off slightly So I've recently started contacting some Aussie breeders. Timeline to get a dog is a year and a half to two years out and I want to be able to start building a relationship with my breeder beforehand.
A breeder may also require you to sign a contract agreeing to certain standards of care such as keeping the dog in a fenced yard or spaying or neutering a pet-quality dog. Some breeders withhold a puppy's registration papers until they receive proof the puppy has been altered.
If you’re thinking of preparing a contract for your puppy buyers, there are many aspects to consider. There are mixed opinions regarding the need for a contract when selling or placing a dog.
Kennel Club Assured Breeders. We operate the Kennel Club Assured Breeder Scheme.The Kennel Club provides the most comprehensive and up-to-date list of breeders and Kennel Club Assured Breeders with pedigree puppies currently available on the Find a Puppy service.
The single most important component when buying a puppy is to deal with an honest, committed breeder. Here are some questions to help learn how to find legitimate breeders to protect your investment and your new family member.
A responsible dog breeder will have spent years researching pedigrees of the breed and is extremely knowledgeable about the breed as well as the line they breed. They’ll be able to tell you about the generations behind the dogs and are there for you and the dog from the puppy stage to the senior stage.
