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Dog breeding is popular all across the country. Bull dogs, pit bulls, and golden retrievers are only a few examples of the types of animals breeders are interested in. If you're interested in finding dog breeders in your area there are a few ways you can search. You can visit dog boarding businesses and see if they have heard of anybody wanting to breed their dog. Some pet stores will let breeders sell their puppies on certain days, while ads may be in the newspaper, kennels, or shelters for another person interested in dog breeding. Proper care is important when it comes to raising a puppy. Finding the proper training may be something you're in need of. Pet stores will often have training, therapy, and grooming services available to customers. Canine walking companies, watchers or sitters, may also be able to help you find another family that is interested in breeding. Vets will be able to give you health advice when it comes to breeding puppies, including providing any needed medication, recreational toys, or information on food and nutrition. Animal centers may have adoption guides to help you decide what type of puppy you would get along with best, and will give you a summary on the adoption process. Kennels for boarding dogs will sometimes have information on puppies for sale. If you want to buy the same breed of dog so you can become a dog breeder, you will find there are a lot of places to look for and compare to.
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HIDDEN ACRES FARMS
White, GA 30184
404-431-1814
Excellent Dog Breeders dedicated to providing excellent care for all dogs & puppies in the local Austell area. We proudly offer day play for your beloved pets, outdoor & indoor. For information about our Dog Breeding in Austell, visit our website or call us now
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GOLD CROWN KENNEL
serving Austell
904-374-2005
Find Dog Breeders in the Austell area. Dog Breeders provide all breeds of dogs in Austell.
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CHERYL'S KENNEL
54 West Knight Rd.
Mcdonough,GA 30252
35.8MI from Austell
(770) 833-8934
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DOGG HOUSE KENNELS
3141 Oak Way
Lawrenceville,GA 30043
36.4MI from Austell
(678) 458-6882
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LITTLE COUNTRY KENNELS
568 Hester Dr
Cumming,GA 30028
37.7MI from Austell
(770) 870-4590
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ATL KING PITS
1545 Mount Mckinley Dr
Grayson,GA 30017
37.8MI from Austell
(770) 856-1266
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MEGA PIT BULLS
2555 Laurelview Dr.
Grayson,GA 30017
37.8MI from Austell
(404) 409-6200
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THE BULLY ZONE BLUE PITBULLS
P.o. Box 875
Grayson,GA 30017
37.8MI from Austell
(678) 462-2335
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ADAMS ENGLISHBULL'S
P O Box 972
Buford,GA 30518
41.2MI from Austell
(678) 887-9699
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HAYNES PIT BULLS KENNEL
Hog Mountain Road
Winder,GA 30680
54.2MI from Austell
(404) 484-0303
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THE ROYAL DACHSUNDS OF GEORGIA
140 Sheep Pasture Rd
Commerce,GA 30529
72.6MI from Austell
(706) 335-9232
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How to Choose Dog Breeders Continued:
What to look for in a Dog Breeders Enviroment?
The physical surroundings that the breeder placing their dogs in is just as important to how they treat them, feed them, and is just one of the ways to judge how much the breeders love them. Whenever selecting a dog breeder make sure that you are able to see where the dogs are being housed and cared for. No dog breeder should meet you in a third party location. It shouldn't be a secret. The dogs should be kept in a clean environment, free of any type of debris, trash, and odor. Take note how many dogs are in each kennel or dog run. Over population and crowding many times makes a dog nervous, or teaches the basic root of being territorial. Make sure that there is a food source available and also plenty of clean water for all animals. Shade and shelter are a must by animal control standards, but see if the owner has taken the shelter of the dog as serious as root of breeding them. A good breeder should treat the needs of the dog just like the needs of their children, making them a priority. See if there is plenty of room for the adult dogs to exercise. Healthy adult dogs lead to a healthier litter. And also see if the dog breeder has the availability to isolate a mother and her pups from the rest of the adult dogs. After delivery an adult female will have a heightened amount of hormones and will have special needs.
What should you ask from Dog Breeder regarding the care and health of your puppy?
Normally the first question about taking home a puppy is “When do I get to take him/her home?” A good breeder will never rush the process. Giving you an estimated timeline of 6- 8 weeks is normal, but the breeder should state that the puppy will not be separated from the mother until they are mature and ready. When it comes to the puppies, health is the main issue. The scheduling of the immunization shots, the genetic background, the deworming schedule, and also if the puppy will be spayed or neutered are all questions and issues that should be discussed in depth with the breeder. Even though the dog breeder may have answered the questions, referring to your own vet for confirmation is always a good idea.
Bringing home the next family member is never a quick and easy decision. Many choices need to be made, including finding the right breeder. Personality, environment, and health are issues that need to be though of before brining home that special little puppy.
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