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Breeder Wanting Puppy Back For Future Litters


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I'm sure there are arrangements such as these that can and do work, however I would bring it back to what YOU want from your relationship with your pet, not what the breeder wants.

Personally it wouldn't work for me. I intend to trial Bronte and we train almost daily away from the home. I wouldn't want to have to confine her during her seasons or have to risk missing trials/training as a result of a season.

Sounds like the kids would find it tough for their best buddy to go on 'holiday' during her pregnancy/whelp, let alone that they couldn't take her out for walks and play at the park with her when she is in season, for the risk of uncontrolled entire dogs.

Also, I do find a difference between desexed bitches and dogs, so if you want a bitch, stick to your guns. Its a decision for the next 10-15 years, so it needs to be one you are comfortable with.

I hope you find your little black princess soon.

Edit - Typo

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That just sounds so totally nuts and controlling to me! :) And so this happens a lot??

Run, not walk away from this I reckon! That is so bizarre and vaguely horrifying to use your pet, that you responsibly want to sterilize, in this fashion.

:thumbsup: obviously not savvy to possibilities in the dog world and judging something poorly that you have no knowledge of.

However as a breeder, I'd not place a bitch out on breeding terms to a pet home...

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It would be easy for me, I would tell the breader that I want a pet not a breading bitch

so call me when they have a female for a pet home.

If you want a pet then only take a pet from them or find a different breader.

good luck

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