I called pure bred breeders 9 days ago, we had a beautiful Pomeranian that we had recently had to put down that we had for 8.5 years, he was the love of my life and my was TRULY a family member, needless to say we were mortified that we lost him. I couldn’t even walk in the house because I would just break down into tears; my baby was not there to greet me! I decided that we needed a new baby to join our family to help fill the void, OBVIOUSLY no puppy could take the place of the one we lost but I hoped that it would help. Since we had a Pomeranian we knew that we wanted another one. I got on the internet and the first place the popped up was purebred breeder and all it took was one look at Coco (our new puppy) to know that she would be the perfect fit. I called in and spoke with Beth, she was fantastic, very helpful and answered all my questions. She seemed very passionate about what she did and being that I am in sales myself that meant a lot to me. Honestly I was so devastated over the loss of my dog that she probably could have sold me a stuffed animal and I would have paid $1500 for it! Beth took the time to send the pictures of Coco's parents and told me that we could have her by Saturday!
Coco came to us just 2 days ago and we LOVE her already! I decided to look up review (AFTER I purchased Coco) and I have to be honest I almost had a panic attack after reading some of the reviews and I was SOOOOOO scared that after her exam with our vet we would be told she was not pure bred or that she had a major medical condition. I am happy to report that she was given an A on her health exam this morning. I am in the medical field myself and I know that complications/conditionals come up with any living breathing creature and that is out of most of our hands. I wanted to share my experience with everyone especially after reading that some owner got puppy's that ended up being unhealthy and or passing away (my heart goes out to them). The reality is that you could have two completely healthy dogs that end up having a puppy that has complications or conditions that are detrimental and there is nothing anyone can do about it. I do not think this makes a breeder bad, UNLESS of course there is a history of the dogs having puppies with complications.
Beth told me that based on the time of year they place anywhere from 100 to 500 puppies with this number of puppies finding new homes I know it would be IMPOSSIBLE to have EVERY single one of those 100% healthy. From what I understood they have rigid criteria that the breeders must pass before allowing they to work with pure bred breeders and I would hope that they are no longer working the breeders that some stated where misrepresenting the bred of their puppies. Puppies are animals they cannot be bred to be invincible (although that would be what we all want) I am so happy with our decision to get Coco and I WILL be referring dog lovers that want to add a member to their family to pure bred breeders. THANK YOU to everyone at pure bred breeders for helping us find our new baby girl!!!
Sincerely, Coco’s mama
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