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Jac · 01-12-2008, 04:05 AM

Thanks Maureen! (I do have LDs but no GDs available now...)

I have purchased pups online from breeders that I trusted and have been extremely pleased with the pup. The selection was made by the breeder and, frankly, I believe that the breeder is a better persont to select the puppy for your family. Why? Becasue people always want to select the "cute" pup, or the "yellow" one or other physical traits, and the breeder can match the physical traits but also is aware of which temperament will fit in with your family dynamics.

In my case, I was looking for breeding dogs, so their temerament, personality, intelligence, etc. was viatlly important. My breeders selected winners in every case!

So, my best advice is to really get to know your breeder. If you believe you can trust them, then you have won the battle!

Best wishes on your search...we will look for your announcements!

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Jac Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: northern California Posts: 9,243	Thanks Maureen! (I do have LDs but no GDs available now...) I have purchased pups online from breeders that I trusted and have been extremely pleased with the pup. The selection was made by the breeder and, frankly, I believe that the breeder is a better persont to select the puppy for your family. Why? Becasue people always want to select the "cute" pup, or the "yellow" one or other physical traits, and the breeder can match the physical traits but also is aware of which temperament will fit in with your family dynamics. In my case, I was looking for breeding dogs, so their temerament, personality, intelligence, etc. was viatlly important. My breeders selected winners in every case! So, my best advice is to really get to know your breeder. If you believe you can trust them, then you have won the battle! Best wishes on your search...we will look for your announcements!