10 Red Flags You MUST Avoid When Looking for a Cavapoo Breeder
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- čas přidán 20. 04. 2022
- Feeling stressed about finding a safe and responsible breeder? Are you worried of falling for a puppy scam? Look no further, I've got the information you need and I want to share with you 10 red flags you should definitely look out for when searching for your cavapoo breeder!
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This was very helpful!!!
This is such an informative video! So glad everything turned out okay with Sophie ❤🐶
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My wife and I have been looking into getting a cavapoo and your videos have been every helpful. Thank you
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For flag #7. we got our pup from a 5 hour ride away from us and she came delivered but our breeder had offered us to make a visit but we couldn’t make it to make a visit so sometimes a tip is if the breeder is offering you to visit it is likely trustworthy (an extra flag) if you request for photos and videos they deny to send them immediately for instance “oh the puppy is sleeping” “I’ll send you it later” that may be a breeder you should avoid
You're totally right, finding a breeder further away can definitely work! Those key phrases that you mentioned do sound like big red flags. Thanks for sharing!
thanks!
There’s a breeder in Ohio who has a really nice application asking about you and making sure to video call, and they also feed the dog really expensive high quality food, plus they have videos of the puppies and a lot of happy customers, but bc of not wanting to bring in diseases to the puppies they won’t allow coming to see the puppy, so I’m not sure what to think, any tips?
Cute x2,! Thanks for the info.
You're very welcome! 😊
Hi what is the best puppy food for cavapoo puppy 4 months old. Dry and wet food? Thanks 😊
Please remember that breeders are people too! We don’t allow strangers into our home, where I raise my children, for many reasons! We could open ourselves up to being robbed, hurt, diseases, ect. Imagine having 10+ random strangers in and out of your home! Breeding is a hobby. We’re not a store.
I guess that's fair it would be reasonable especially because I am also but it won't at least 20-plus people in my house I'm an introvert so not only what I feel uncomfortable I would feel unsafe so I guess some people would be quick to assume for how many bad breeders there are so it's understandable where you're going and where your point of view is
If you don’t mind me asking where’d you get your puppy from ?
Is there a list of Canadian cavapoo breeders especially in ontario
I’ve had a lot of trouble finding a good breeder it seems like everyone’s a scammer. Can you recommend?
Another thing is if a breeder says you can’t see the dad but offers pictures but will let you see the mother it’s often becuase they are studs and not owned by the breeder. However I’m sure they are willing to get video from the stud’s owner. ALSO HEALTH TESTS please make sure your dogs parents are health tested!!!!! Also if you do go visit your pup don’t expect it to be spotless dogs poop as long as the pups look clean and well and it doesn’t look like the pen hasn’t been cleaned in days ur in the clear.
There is a reason that breeders meet you at another location.
It is mostly for disease prevention.
They don't need an infectious disease being bought into the home of the puppies.
What would you do if you bought your dog from another owner?
i was going to shelter or rescue dog...they want us to pay online....it didn't sound right to me...Thank you for this video
Trusting your gut is definitely a good idea when things don't sound right.
I am thinking about adopting a cavapoo. I live in Ottawa. Do you know responsible breeders near that city?
Hi are you still looking for a puppy?
@mikhail bulgakov
I got my puppy 3 days ago and he already knows sit! He barks quite a lot when we put him in his crate for the night any tips to stop that.
He sounds like a smart puppy! Sophie used to cry a lot in her crate at night when we first brought her home. I think it honestly just takes time for the them to get used to it but what I would do with Sophie was I'd put her in her crate for small periods of time throughout the day and give her lots of treats inside (even things like a kong toy, but don't forget to supervise) when she was calm. I found this helped build positive association with the crate and she'd have time to practice being in there other than just at night when I was trying to sleep.
When I get him, I'm intending to sleep on the floor with my pup in his bed right next to me. He'll have just been taken away from his Mom, litter mates, and everything he's known, I don't think he should be alone those first three nights. (And maybe longer, depending.)
Another red flag is a puppy raised in a barn and not the family home
Backyard breeders watch these videos and know all these tricks.