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Shih Tzu For Sale – Tips On Getting A Discount

Not every pet owner with a big heart for small dogs have the requisite finances to purchase them; that’s why many look for Shih Tzu for sale while looking out for the cheapest deals. Because of this chance they’ll get a genuine breed for a steal of a price that many puppy mills exist today. There are small dog breeders out there who are out to earn cash at the expense of poorly bred pups. The outcome is to be expected – dubious bloodlines, pups with health conditions buyers may not be able to spot, and probably faked documentation pertaining to inoculations and deworming sessions.

You could probably get a puppy or an adult dog from these breeders, and you’ll be handed over the alleged breed you want, and even for a good deal. It’s doubtful though if you’ll get a healthy dog of the legit bloodline. If you’re looking for a discount from a breeder, you had first be seeking a legit breeder.

Look for a list of breeders online and check if they are members of breeding circles – if they are, then most likely they are legit. That way you can check with the club officers of the breeder’s background. The breeder himself will provide you with a list of references you can check, that is if he wants to come off as legit, and not as a puppy mill representative.

When looking for a Shih Tzu for sale, and from a good breeder, you might get lucky by using your social networking contacts. Almost everyone’s got a Facebook account in this age, and you can use that. Your status is the most quickly scanned item in updates, so change that to indicate you’re in the market for a cute Shih Tzu. On Skype, or whichever instant messaging app you use, you can do the same – just change your status. Don’t underestimate your friend-grapevine. You might get lucky if a friend of a friend happens to be a legit breeder and that lands you a discount.

Should you not be looking for an adult dog, or a puppy of decided genuine breedling line (maybe you’re not into dog shows), then you might as well check out animal shelters near your area. Since most animal shelters take in and take care of orphaned dogs, most them the victim of neglect, then it’s not likely you’ll find many puppies here. Each of these dogs have gone through abuse and neglect at the hand of their owners, and because of that the animal rescue staff will interview you extensively about your background in taking care of dogs, and Shih Tzu in particular, to make sure the dog’s new owner is not another abusive one.

There’s also a key difference in money here – adoption is nearly always free compared to buying dogs or puppies from legitimate breeders; even if the staff offers inoculations to add to the existing ones the dog has undergone, it’s always cheaper.

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What is the difference between a puppy breeder and a “puppy mill?” From where should I purchase a new puppy?

A reputable breeder usually breeds one breed of dogs, and usually just a few breeding at one time. You can usually go and meet the parent dogs, and the owners.

Puppy mills breed all different kinds of dogs, which are not kept as pets at all. The parents and pups are kept in kennels all the time, and the puppies are sold to petshops. The petshops also keep the puppies in kennels (cages) until they are sold, taking them out to socialize them and to walk them a little.

My suggestion is that you go to a shelter, and rescue a puppy that REALLY needs a home. It will probably be healthier than a puppy mill dog, and less expensive than a reputable breeder’s dog.

Good luck; I hope you find a nice dog.

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