Answer: The easiest and most convenient way to find a breeder and the right dog for you is through www.akc.org. The AKC web site offers potential puppy buyers access to a wealth of information on buying a dog, selecting a breeder, and dog care.
Q. How do I find a reputable Maltese breeder?
There is a wide range of places you can get your Maltese pup, ranging from well-known organizations like the American Kennel Club and American Maltese Association to online market places like PuppySpot.com and Pupquest.org and finally to physical puppy sale businesses around you like pet shops and some reputable …
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Q. How do I find a reputable dog breeder in my area?
You can find responsible breeders by asking for referrals from your veterinarian or trusted friends, by contacting local breed clubs or visiting professional dog shows.
Q. How do I find puppies in my area?
Your local animal shelter or rescue organization can help you find the right match for your family. There are also breed-specific rescue groups for every breed of dog, including “designer” or “hybrids” like labradoodles and puggles. The Shelter Pet Project can help you find a great dog or puppy in your area!
Q. Is Puppyfinder com a reputable site?
These claims are fraudulent, as puppyfinder.com does not have any role in any transaction. The scammer will often send an official looking (but fake) email that appears to come from puppyfinfer.com, offering a guarantee, certifying a seller, handle payments.
Q. What happens if you buy a puppy and it dies?
This means you might be able to get a refund or a replacement pet from the shop if your pet gets ill or dies soon after you bought it. If you have to spend money taking your pet to the vet soon after you bought it, you should ask the trader you bought it from to cover the cost of the vet’s fees.
Q. How do you tell if you’re buying a sick puppy?
A puppy who usually is bright and active when handled might suddenly become quiet and nonreactive if they’re feeling sick. If a puppy suddenly becomes more vocal, with increased whining or whimpering, he may be trying to let you know that something is wrong.
