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Breeding with Carriers

Firstly, do thorough research. Utilize online resources, such as breed-specific websites or forums, to gather information about the breed you are interested in. This will help you understand the breed’s characteristics, health issues, and what to look for in a reputable breeder. Next, ask for recommendations from trusted sources. Reach out to local veterinarians, breed…

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You must be registered with your local authority and hold a Dog Breeding Licence. Dilute Colours (CNR Breeds) will not be advertised on this site.  No Litter will be advertised from a Bitch that has been bred from before the age of 2yrs Stud Dogs should be 1yr or over to register a litter. Bitches…

Firstly, research is crucial. Take the time to learn about different breeds or mixes that align with your lifestyle, living situation, and preferences. Consider factors such as size, energy level, grooming needs, and temperament. Understanding the breed’s characteristics will help you make an informed decision and find a puppy that will fit well into your…