The reason is simple: there are many ignorant people selling dogs they know little to nothing about.

Before you buy a dog, make sure you evaluate not just the dog but also the breeder or puppy owner.

Evaluating just the puppy can be difficult since everyone is now selling at high prices. You may not be able to differentiate between genuine and fake sellers.

Even backyard breeders are now selling at the same prices as responsible and ethical breeders.

Never judge a dog or puppy based on its price. Buying the most expensive dog online doesn’t guarantee that you’re getting a quality dog or the best one.

To get a quality dog or puppy, consider the following:

1. Confirm that the puppy is from parents with a traceable history. Look at the dogs that make up the pedigree, particularly the first three generations. Check the competitions the parents participated in and their grades or ratings.

2. Analyze the breeder. Who is he or she? What are their records? What are they known for? While awards can be a sign of quality, be cautious, as in some places, like Nigeria, only a few awards are truly reliable.

3. Don’t assume that a high price means quality. The saying “You always get what you pay for” is not always true when it comes to buying dogs. If you are ignorant of what you want or are about to get, people can sell you an expensive dog with hype-filled descriptions like “solid,” “super,” “pedigree,” or “pure,” and you’ll happily pay.

4. Do your research. Don’t be carried away by stories. Buying from a kennel club or a registered member of any kennel club is not a guarantee that you’re getting a quality dog.

~ Logadims

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muyico:
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