FAQs
- What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
Look for experience rather than a piece of paper. Look for quality and techniques used in training that are good and natural for your dog/puppy. When looking for a pet, make sure they have papers if that's being offered, ask to see the parents papers as well and pictures at least of the parents. Do not worry if you are not allowed at someone's house. It does NOT always mean a puppy mill. With all the violence from Craigslist, people are just more cautious. Also, a good breeder does not want to take a chance of someone dragging in diseases. Look for a breeder who also offers a contract.