Friday 30 December 2016

Facts About French Bulldog Breeders

By Ruth Jackson


The years have seen the dog breeding industry become more lucrative and prestigious. This has attracted many people into the dog breeding industry with the intention of making money only. These people have zero experience and probably zero interest in breeding dogs besides the money the business can generate. That can make it can to find responsible French bulldog breeders. This article presents some tips on how to go about this issue.

Dog shows presents the best way for US citizens to find responsible breeders. Dog shows are attended by professional dog breeders from various places in the country with a view to learn more, showcase their dogs, and to meet potential buyers. The marketplace offered by the American Kennel Club is also another source of information concerning professional in the field of dog breeding.

One can find additional information about a specific breed from parent clubs of the breed in question. Parent clubs usually have websites that offer information. Most of them also have several offices spread across the US. One may also visit the offices of the AKC club around the country to get more information. In order to be better placed when meeting a breeder, one should do some research of their own in advance.

As mentioned above, some breeders only breed for the money because they have other jobs. They have other workplaces where they are employed full-time and dog breeding is only a part-time job. Breeders who do this may not be very receptive and it is unlikely that they have puppies ready for sell over a short notice. Such people should be avoided, and instead effort invested in finding knowledgeable breeders with a lot of experience.

After coming in contact with probable breeders, one should arrange to inspect their premises. While on the visit, it is important to ask to see the parents of the puppies one is considering to acquire. This helps to understand the temperament and appearance of the puppies when they grow to maturity. There are other options that one should consider if they are not pleased with the parents.

One should request to take a tour around the premises to see the conditions under which the breeding occurs. A good premises looks clean and does not have any odors. The puppies and their parents should also be clean and well-fed. Any signs of malnutrition such as protruding rib cages should be given close attention. Signs of disease to look out for include lethargy, coughing, and runny eyes/nose among others.

One should pay close attention to how the dogs interact with their owner. If good care is provided, the puppies will not shy away from strangers or the breeders. Instead, they are outgoing with strangers and everybody. Good puppies should not be too aggressive or too timid either.

Before leaving, one should ask for documents relating to the health of the parents and the puppies. Any genetic diseases that the breed is prone to should also be explained and possible recommendations on how to deal with them. Lastly, the breeder needs to produce health certificates that were issued when the animal was screened for health problems.




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