Responsibility of dog breeding

While the bitch will naturally take care of the litter’ need in the few weeks after birth, it is however the indisputable responsibility of the dog breeder to provide both the bitch and her puppies with a dry, safe and warm place along with food and water. This dog breeding info very important for any successful dog breeding business.

Things may easily get more challenging if the puppies become orphaned or the bitch runs out of milk to feed her puppies.

It becomes even more interesting when the puppies are weaned. A lot of hours and even money goes into the extra feeding, grooming, vet care, cleanup and training.

The financial implication of all of these may easily get bigger than one would have anticipated particularly if you are dealing with lots of puppies and/or if complications arise.

If you want to ensure that your puppies continue to experience at the minimum the same level of love and devotion that you have showed to them while under your care, then you will have to carefully screen and evaluate the would-be new owners. This requires some commitment.

Part of the commitment required in dog breeding is ensuring that the puppies end up in the right homes and this would involve sharing the pros and cons of owning that breed of dog with the prospective owners.

Letting them know why a dog breed that will require lots of training or special attention being paid to her coat may not be ideal for workaholic or while a family with little, active children will not be the best fit for a tiny dog.

The bottom line is that as a responsible breeder you should strive to place your puppies in homes where they will get the best care.

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