| Re: How to tell when a breeder is lying or is of poor quality
The only other thing I would add, and tell me if I'm wrong, a good breeder will be willing to take a pup back (in fact should be mandatory) at any time in it's life if for some reason you can no longer keep it or it ends up not being a good match for your family.
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Denise &
Kaylee CGC - 8 yrs beagle (SF)
Vic - 5 yrs min pin (SF)
Logan DD RA HTADIs 2/3HS TT CGC TDI BH - 4 yrs rottweiler (NM)
Cain AD - 2 yrs rottweiler (M)
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