[header] How to pick a puppy from a litter [title] Try to buy a puppy from a breeder instead of a pet store. [step] While it may be tempting to scoop up the adorable pup in a pet store window, buying a pup this way can be risky. Most pet store puppies are on their own in a small glass cage.
[header] How to pick a puppy from a litter [title] Try to buy a puppy from a breeder instead of a pet store. [step] While it may be tempting to scoop up the adorable pup in a pet store window, buying a pup this way can be risky. Most pet store puppies are on their own in a small glass cage.
The fact that they are quickly separated from their mother mother, however, can be a sign that they have been bred against their natural mother instinct. [substeps] Ask the breeder if they have a specific number of litters from which to choose. Therefore, it's best to adopt from a breeder that's a bit older than you. [title] Pick a puppy that's well-fed. So you won't get the opportunity to see how the pup interacts with his litter mates. This will make it difficult to assess the pup's personality and demeanor. You don't want to be in the middle of a store where you find a puppy that you know the breeder or owner has a wary attitude toward. [title] Choose a breeder who is comfortable with you and your home.