I've been researching breeders and hopefully will have a Newf puppy within the year. All seems to be going well until I ask the basic questions about OFA, feeding, lifetime support, how available are they if I have questions about the puppy...(questions have been emailed.)Some breeders answer right back and are very informative. Others don't answer back at all. This may be a silly question, but what should I make of the ones who don't respond at all to the basic questions that the NCA recommends you should ask? They seem reputable until I get the feeling that they aren't willing to answer simple questions...am I insulting them? I think I'm asking them nicely...Should I not ask the more obvious questions or should all questions be asked? Thanks for any input!
Need advice/questions for breeders
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bridge2itnf@aol.com
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May be just a busy time of year for them? I know my breeder had tons of questions for me and i had just as many for them. Plus i had to sign a contract. It took me about a year a nd a half to finally get my puppy from them. I send them pictures quite often.Which they love to recieve.We are thinking that Tuggs will probally be a great consideration for furture stud dog. Anyway back to your question ,no i do not think u can ask to many questions a good breeder will expect that. Bridget
Annie Milliron
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If they avoid answering your questions, then I'd still clear of them... just my $.02!!!!
Annie
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