Westie Puppies For Sale: 7 Important Questions To Ask Your West Highland Terrier Breeder
Let’s say you’ve made up your mind about the breed you want, which is a cute Westie puppy for sale. The next step to take is to find a responsible breeder. You can do it from the main club website or even at a Westie show. Your local club’s Breeder Referral Officers can help you find a breeder in your area. Find out if they are registered with the AKC or any association that is relevant to your country.
Responsible breeders always breed to improve the health of the breed, not just to create a product for resale. They know their cattle, study pedigrees and carry out extensive health examinations. They will kindly answer your questions and help you with lots of useful tips and information.
You should personally visit the facility where the puppy or puppies were raised, as this will play a significant role in your Westie’s future health and personality. You should also see at least one of the parents and some of the littermates.
A responsible breeder must also provide a contract with health guarantees and papers to register your puppy. Breeders of West Highland Terriers can be found all over the world; from the US, Canada, UK, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. From states like Carolina, Kentucky and Tennessee.
Breeders strive to produce happy and healthy puppies, who are destined to be placed in loving and special homes. Puppies are usually checked by the vet twice before being placed in a new home. The breeders’ experience allows them to avoid skin disorders and any other genetic problems in their lines. They can also instruct you on the do’s and don’ts of your Westie.
The worst options when buying a Westie are hops or Westie dealers as they are usually looking for a big profit and invest little in raising and caring for the puppies. Also avoid backyard breeders whose only goal is to produce puppies and sell them quickly.
7 IMPORTANT QUESTIONS TO ASK A BREEDER
To make sure they are reliable, you should ask the breeders.
About controls carried out for hereditary diseases
Health guarantee against them and what it covers
Any refund for a puppy you have chosen
Get a pack of puppies and information brochure
The right food for your Westie
Removing or clipping Westies’ coats, related costs and frequency
· bath
Honest breeders will have no problem answering your questions, but if you think they are trying to avoid your questions, thank them for their time and look elsewhere. A good breeder has nothing to hide from you.
(Disclaimer: Any information contained on this site relating to various medical, health, and fitness conditions of Westies or other animals and their treatments is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for advice provided by your own veterinarian. You should Do not use the information contained herein to diagnose the health of any animal. You should always consult and verify with your own veterinarian or veterinarian.)
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