| Topic: Breeding puppies then then Selling online. (viewed 485 times) |
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Posted: 8/27/2008 11:22 PM
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Does anyone think selling puppies online is wrong, because I came across a couple of people who think it is wrong. I personally do not think it is wrong because I bought my first puppy online. It was hard to find the breed I wanted in my area. And I was not in the mood to shop around on foot. I am from the city and finding a pet is not as easy as you may think. I did not want to buy a puppy from a pet store because a lot of the time those puppies come from puppy mills. I think finding pets online is better because they usually come from special breeders who take pride in there work.
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Posted: 9/10/2008 1:23 AM
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I personally don't agree, most are doing just business of out poor animals. They breed without any proper paper and required shot resulting to a lot of health defect on animals.
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Posted: 10/10/2008 2:44 PM
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I happen to have a first hand knowledge of this since I do own an online Puppy website. I just started it up and the biggest thing people feel afraid of when they do purchase online is that they are getting a sick puppy or defective in some way. Now you alwasy have to be careful about what puppy or dog you choose and I wouldn't recommend buying anything site unseen and have it shipped unless there was a guarantee of refund in writting. Most sites, like mine at sellmypuppy ONLY advertise for a customer, AND there are processes that take place in order to ward puppymills and bad breeders away from there. Screening customers is critical.
Never buy a puppy or dog and have them shipped. Always call or email the individual selling them and meet them in person in order to know what you are getting. I wouldn't ever buy a dog without seeing him or her first. If the seller doesn't certify them as healthy with records, that's a red flag. And never switch money without the dog first and possibly without a check up from the vet. I'd be weary of buying over 200 miles from where I live too.
Although I'm new in this market, That's one thing I want people to feel comfortable about is getting a new best friend from one of my customers.
Key point: Research
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Posted: 10/24/2008 10:06 AM
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Getting animals online is as risky as gettin one from anywhere else.The pet could look fine but inside there could be problems. petterritory.com
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Posted: 5/10/2009 6:45 AM
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I think that there is a balance to everything ..
I like the balanced perspective presented in this article about breeding..
http://www.darnfar.com/FAQ/How_To_Choose_A_Breeder.htm
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Posted: 12/10/2009 6:39 PM
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Hard to say what people's motivations are. I used to want to raise Black Angus cattle when I was a little girl. Then sell the meat. I did not factor in the would have to kill or slaughter them first. Not a plan for me now at all! lol but for some people that is and it is their business. I just worry about the Karma factor
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