It’s a fact that dogs are the most significant aspect of our lives. As a result, it is our responsibility to keep up with the most up-to-date information accessible. Breeders and enthusiasts, on the other hand, should not believe everything they read – myths and false information are transmitted unknowingly, even on reliable sources!
Whether you run a dog breeding business or offer dog training, you’re probably always seeking for new methods to promote your services to the public in a way that maximizes your presence and generates a steady stream of prospects.
TMBRN/TM Info doesn’t only help prospective T Mastiff buyers but the breeders as well.
Below is an example of how your Kennel or breeding activity will be advertised.
2008/2009 Planned Tibetan Mastiff Breeding!
Example Puppy Slideshow
Kennel Name
Breeders Name
Location
555-555-5555
email@anywhere.com
While I understand that a registered dog is not a guarantee of quality, are your dogs registered with a recognized registry such as the AKC? Does the puppy come with registration papers? (The AKC doesn’t guarantee the quality of any dog, only that the parents are purebred registered dogs.)
Are you raising the litter on your premises? May I arrange to visit your kennel/home to meet the dogs and the puppies when the puppies are old enough? What strategies do you use to socialize your puppies?
I understand that reputable breeders will not allow their puppies to leave prior to 8 weeks of age. In fact, in some countries such as the United States there are many states that have a law prohibiting the transfer of puppies before 8 weeks. At what age are puppies allowed to leave your home?
Can you tell me about the medical care you provide for the puppies? Can you speak to me about your vaccination and feeding protocols? Do you provide a puppy packet outlining such things as pedigree, veterinarian medical pamphlet, microchip/tattoo identification and management information.
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