Thread: How to Choose???

Have to agree with Candes really,if she is a new breeder than even more reason for her to be up on getting her breeding stock tested before she started,especially for HCM,also a bit surprised that she had such an obvious lot younger litter out & about,my breeder doesn't let hers out amoungst the others until at least 10 days after their first vacc.You are allowed to go & see them before that but if she has two seperate litters both are in different rooms & boy do you have to scrub up before you are allowed to touch one lot & again before you go into the others,once they are downstairs though no problem,I love to see all the little bundles running around getting busy learning what life is all about & then crashing on the spot when thay are tired.If you have got the option of visiting another breeder,do it before making any descisions,don't regret afterwards,we have noticed at work a lot recently that people are bringing in really poor specimens of "breeds",cats & dogs,have paid top wack,in many cases no paperwork & the sellers are basically relying on "when you see it you won't be able to leave it here"& getting away with it,you pay top money you expect to get the goods to go with it,four legged or not....