Sunday, May 25, 2008

Signs Of A Fake Pug Breeder

A new family pet is a big decision and the process you use to get that new pet is important. If you have made the decision that a Pug is what you want as the new family pet then the next thing you need to do is learn some ways of spotting a fake Pug breeder so that you do not wind up doing business you will regret later. There are questions you can ask and tools you can use to spot a fake Pug breeder and as a new owner it is your responsibility to make sure that you are making the right decision.

A breeder registry is an organization that sets breeding standards from years of experience and then they allow breeders to list with their registry as long as those breeders agree to follow the registry's standards. If the Pug breeder you are considering is not listed with a breeding registry then it may be a sign that they could be a fake Pug breeder.
There is no substitute for a vet when it comes to a resource for valuable pet information. When you are looking for a Pug breeder you can always run the names of prospective breeders by your vet and see if they have any advice to offer you on the Pug breeders you are considering. If you do not have a vet yet then the perfect time to get one is during the breeder selection phase as the information that your vet has can be extremely valuable when you are making this very important decision.

Many people forget to consult their local law enforcement officials when considering potential Pug breeders and this is a mistake. If you are considering Pug breeders and one of them has a history with local law enforcement then that is something you what to know as a criminal breeder is more than like a fake breeder and not one that you want to do business with.
Of course to really get a feel for whether or not the Pug breeder you are considering is a fake or not will require talking with the breeder directly to see what their procedures are like. A good breeder will make sure that a new owner leaves with detailed care and feeding instructions for caring for your new dog along with a food sample so you know what to feed your dog. If this is not the policy of the Pug breeder you are considering then it may be time to consider looking at a different Pug breeder.

Every step you take in getting a new pet is very important and that includes deciding on which Pug breeder you will be doing business with. Making sure you are only talking to qualified breeders is an important thing to do and you should be sure to take every precaution in your search for a Pug breeder and make sure you eliminate all of the undesirable candidates right away.

This article can help you spot fake Pug breeders. This article is full of helpful Pug information regarding the qualities to look for in a breeder.

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