Search results

@ignatiusdidache If you can't get him to adjust to the crate, I have my 9 week old sleeping in her Sherpa carrier bag on my bed next to me and its working well for us.

@jtanurdjaja My breeder gave me all vet records at pick up and also sent me updates each vet visit. Not going to a vet would be the red flag for me. Not giving vet contact info wouldn’t bother me. Imagine their vets office doesn’t have that bandwidth if they have 12 puppies a litter. This is...

@iamsue You can also require spay/neuter at a certain age or you can reclaim the animal.

@gracenotworks Don’t.

@mingyanwong Ethically you don't allow them to use them. Doesn't really matter how it transpired, bringing poorly bred dogs into the world isn't the answer. If she didn't follow the letter of your contract, it sounds like that's her problem to get refunds.

@warriorofyahweh Yes you should share the results. You should also be prepared to give partial refunds and take back puppies if needed.

@wamiti Oh I know! I just think of a master list of like “these are known mills” would be better at the top of the sub!

@kyachu I recommend also requiring you be on their microchip as well. You can chip them before you home them. My breeder did this so if my girl is found she is also contacted.

@wamiti I wish we could convert this to known puppy mills in general

@skyblue77 This. OP—you’re going to end up with an accidental litter. Keep them separate. If they’re in the same room one or both should be crated even if you’re with them.

@thedancingbaptist Not wrong, just might get more helpful info there!

@thedancingbaptist I recommend going to r/dogs for breed refs and once you find several breeder options post them here before moving forward