You and your family have discussed a new pet for quite a while and you have decided on getting a Rottweiler. Now you have to do some homework and make sure that you strike up a relationship with a quality Rottweiler breeder. If you get a fake breeder you could be in trouble because your relationship with a breeder should be something that will last for many years and be very important to your dog's life. So take your time and make sure you go through the process of finding a quality Rottweiler breeder for your next family pet.

A breed standard is a breed organization's blueprint of what the ideal dog should look and act like. This is what a show dog like a purebred Boston Terrier is judged against. Instead of being compared to the other dogs in the ring, the dog is compared to how well they fit the breed standard. This is usually what breeders strive to achieve in their breeding programs. A breed standard is the Holy Writ of the dog world.

The Boston Terrier is a pure breed that was developed in the United States. In 1870, a breeder named Robert C. Hooper of Boston bought an Old English Bulldog and an English White Terrier mix. He bred this dog with a small dog and bred their puppies with even smaller French Bulldogs. This became the basis for the Boston Terrier as we now know it. The name Terrier is actually a misnomer. Boston Terriers have very little Terrier in their ancestry and are more closely related to Bulldogs.

There are many disadvantages to getting a Yorkshire Terrier puppy from a pet store. You do not get to see what the parents of the puppy were like. Getting to see the parents is a great indicator of what kind of dog the Yorkie puppy will grow up into. Puppies in pet stores that spend weeks or months sitting in a cage think that that is all there is to life. They miss out on the best window of learning nature has given to a puppy.

With Havanese puppies gaining such extraordinary recognition over the last thirty years, Havanese breeders are hard pressed to keep up with the influx of requests for these special little dogs. Unfortunately, this has led to the rise of a great many puppy mills across the country who are only interested in supplying pet stores with a large number of dogs very quickly, without paying special attention to the health of the dogs they are selling.

There are many advantages of getting your Bichon Frise puppy from a Bichon Frise breeder rather than a pet store. Bichon Frise breeders spend lots of time on only a few puppies, making sure they are healthy and properly socialized. Pet store puppies get very little attention and are stuck in cages at the time of life when they should be getting training. And, most importantly, Bichon Frise breeders are not puppy mills.