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Before You Buy,

 

 Thoughts On Buying A Dog ...

 

 

 I have been very concerned lately with the number of web sites

offering purebred dogs for sale. While there are many responsible

dog breeders now on the web, it is up to the customer to decipher

who is the "responsible breeder" and who is the "puppy mill breeder.

" Here are some things that you may want to do before deciding to buy a

purebred puppy from any breeder.

Ask if all of their breeding stock are tested for the health

problems that are in the breed you are considering. Pembroke Welsh Corgis are known

to have inherited eye problems, hip dysplasia and von Willebrands Disease (a blood disorder).

Responsible breeders will not only be glad to share all test results of their breeding stock,

but will also be glad that you have asked. It shows that you are doing your homework.

If a "breeder" tells you that "my dogs don't have that, therefore I don't have to test .......

take that as a warning-sign! If you ask a "breeder" why they are breeding dogs

and they tell you that,"We are breeding for just pets".....use extreme caution!

Responsible breeders breed purebred dogs for one reason -- and that is to try and improve

the breed.If someone tells you that they are breeding only to provide pets for pet homes,

then they are by definition a Puppy Mill no matter what the size of their establishment,

Their goal for breeding dogs is to make money. These same people will often tell you that the

"show breeder" is ruining the breed and the "show breeder" does not have the best interest

of the dogs in mind. This only shows how ill-informed they are.

Responsible (show) breeders do not take shortcuts with their dogs and a lot of money,

time and love is spent on every litter to ensure that their puppies are the healthiest and

of the best quality possible. Please remember this -- a responsible breeder is lucky to get

one or two puppies from each litter that will make it in the show ring, the rest of those puppies

are going to spend their lives as healthy, well-adjusted, beautiful pets that the responsible

breeder loves just as much as their "show" dogs.

More thoughts .... Christmas is not the time to bring a new puppy into the

family especially if there ore young children (who won't want to leave their

computer games to tend to a puppy) and/or guests expected to visit over the holidays.

Going to a new home is "traumatic" enough on a puppy

without the hustle and bustle of Christmas going on, too.

A puppy does not make a good Christmas gift  Look for a puppy

after everything has calmed down, the holidays are over and

you've got plenty of time to devote to your new family member.

Dogs are for a lifetime, not just to be purchased on a whim for Christmas.

 

 

 

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Born: July 10, 2023
Striker - Rylie

 

Born: April 03, 2023
Tiddles - Dewy

Born: April 13, 2022
Piper - Haydn

Born: June 2021
Piper - Malcolm

Born: March 2021
Carys - Tony

August 03 2020
Piper - Jack

Born: January 2020
Sadie - Oscar

Born: March 2019

Annabelle -Marcus

 

 Born March 2019

Sadie and Black Teddy's babies


February 10th, 2018

Tresaith is very please to announce that Annabelle gave birth to 9 beautiful red and white puppies

5 boys and 4 girls

Proud father is 11 years old "Dewy"

 

Annabelle - Dewy

 

 

 

December 16, 2017

GCh. Tresaith Triad Tegam's Licorie Twist gave birth to 7 beautiful puppies.

5 Boys and 2 girls

Sire: GChP Riverside Xtra Style

https://www.facebook.com/trish.panzarella1/videos/10154893716085712/

 

Tegan -Oscar

 

 

January 3rd 2017

GCh. Tresaith Triad Tegan's Licorie Twist gave birth to 7 beautiful tri puppies.

5 Boys and 2 Girls

Sire: Ch. Leralone Creek Mid Knight Music

 

Tegan

 

Babies 2016

 

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Crush - Shani's kids

Sam - Shani's kids

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