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[skycat 6,172]

Lurcher to lurcher breeding with the type of dogs in your litter often start off cobby, and fine down as adult. I've bred some in the past that looked like Labrador pups at 8 weeks, and turned out beautiful as adult. I'd be more worried if they were really finely built as pups.

[jeemes 3,522]

 

 

never been 1 to cull just me personally.seems a waist with all the time and effort you put into them to cull them when there will be genuine people who can have the opertunity to have a potentially good animal

that depends if your breeding for yourself or other people. I personally never let a bitch rear more than maximum of five. Its better for her and the pups. 3 or 4 is better imo.

 

how do you pick them at that age,colour?the 3 or 4 strongest looking?or do you have a crystal ball

 

If you do it in the nest you will never know. And they change a lot from 8 weeks aswell so whats the point trying to pick them. What you dont see you cant miss.

[ianm 2,594]

 

If im buying a pup.... im coming to your house...to see what envirinment the pup has been raised in....

 

No underhanded tactics...

 

Or seedy meetings in a carpark....

 

you wont be buying a pup then

 

 

 

 

Is the correct answer, i wouldn't let anyone near my house that i didn't know really well. I have sold the odd pup in the past from a carpark but to be honest i try to find homes for them beforehand, usually giving them to people i know who will look after them.

[B.P.R 2,798]

Thats your opinion...

 

But im spendng the money...and id want to see where the pup was reared....conditions...how it is in its natural surroundings....what its like with it mother....kids...if there is any.....

 

Anybody can take a photo of a fresh bed....and a bowl full of food...

 

When in reality they could be living in their own shiit and stuffed in a shed...

 

Im not for one minute saying this is the case....

 

But meetings in a car park...dont cut it for me.

 

Its a dog... not a mobile phone....and its staying with me for the next 10+ years....

 

Just my opinion ofcourse....

[skycat 6,172]

I know what you're saying BPR, but you can suss out someone on the phone, and if the breeder/seller is prepared to bring the parents along to the car park along with the pups, you have every opportunity to see what their temperaments are like. I bought a very good pup from someone like this: it was also an opportunity to see how the pups reacted to what had been their first journey. A completely unsocialised pup would have been scared witless at the experience. I din't see the sire in one case, but I'd heard good reports about him.

The other pup I bought in a car park they actually brought both parents, him and his mate: and I couldn't have been happier, especially as they drove a long way down from up north to meet me more or less half way. Once again, the pup had obviously been well reared and socialised. The condition of both pups and parents speaks for itself, and even if the pups had been living in shit, you can't put condition on a pup overnight just to sell it.

[B.P.R 2,798]

I also get what your saying penny....

 

And in some circumstances....maybe a 'car park' meeting may be a viable option...

 

But NOTHING is better than going to the pups 'home'.

 

You get all you need to know and more from being there....

 

Its just not for me.

[the night hunter 130]

Never said car park. I will upload the 2 acre grass paddock they reared in. .