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by susie on 11 October 2012 - 15:10
Fawn, the puppies he wants to take a look at, are 3.5 months old. So please don´t SCREAM!
The OP is in Germany, he wants to visit some puppies...no big deal.
Our German dogs are used to other dogs, even the puppies. We take them to the clubs, as soon as they are 8-10 weeks old - there are dogs of each age everywhere, it´s called socializing.
I can´t imagine any SV breeder who allows an adult female ( here the mother ) to meet a strange puppy on his own property. The German breeders are no fools, most of them are in the business for decades.
And there is no use to do so for the OP ...
At the age of 3.5 months there may be 2 puppies left, we are not talking about a teeny wheeny litter. They might meet on lead, the breeder may not want his younger pups get surpressed by a strange puppy....
Let the OP take a look without his puppy first, ( she may stay in the car ), afterwards let the pups meet supervised (!), and take a second look.
He may learn.
The OP is in Germany, he wants to visit some puppies...no big deal.
Our German dogs are used to other dogs, even the puppies. We take them to the clubs, as soon as they are 8-10 weeks old - there are dogs of each age everywhere, it´s called socializing.
I can´t imagine any SV breeder who allows an adult female ( here the mother ) to meet a strange puppy on his own property. The German breeders are no fools, most of them are in the business for decades.
And there is no use to do so for the OP ...
At the age of 3.5 months there may be 2 puppies left, we are not talking about a teeny wheeny litter. They might meet on lead, the breeder may not want his younger pups get surpressed by a strange puppy....
Let the OP take a look without his puppy first, ( she may stay in the car ), afterwards let the pups meet supervised (!), and take a second look.
He may learn.
by fawndallas on 11 October 2012 - 15:10
Thank you for the clarification. My only concern was for the puppy. I was thinking the OP was jumping first and looking later. It is good to know he is going to a reputable breeder.
Good luck OP. I have 2 puppies right now going on 6 months. This week has been a challenge to my patience.
I have one that now refuses to come and will not leave the cats alone. The other has decided that the house rule of not getting on the furniture is for everyone, but her. Ugh, love them both, but sometimes "Rose, come take care of your puppies."
Good luck OP. I have 2 puppies right now going on 6 months. This week has been a challenge to my patience.
I have one that now refuses to come and will not leave the cats alone. The other has decided that the house rule of not getting on the furniture is for everyone, but her. Ugh, love them both, but sometimes "Rose, come take care of your puppies." 
by supakamario on 11 October 2012 - 19:10
the main reason my current puppy if going, is because german breeders (@ least mine) they dont really sell to americans, and they want to see the dog is healthy and things like that, their kinda, useing the ole (since i cant buy a dog from a german without her help) bring me toska to look @ her and then maybe ill trust u enough to sell/help u get another, a good friend reccomended me, and kinda acted like it was for him, or i wouldnt have been able to get my baby i have, germans treat pups like kids, since the new breeder is 40 minutes from the old one, and the old one is an hour and a half from me, and the one takeing me, and wants to c my pup, yes ill have her, but wifey will have her, when wifey looks i will have her. new pup will be crated for the ride home, will prob be loud as hell, if i even like what i c i dont even let my baby around ppls dogs on base I DONT TRUST PPL AND THE NASTY DOGS THEY KEEP as a whole not everyone
by fawndallas on 11 October 2012 - 21:10
I understand now. My appologies for jumping to any conclusions.
Good luck. I have no knowledge of the German lines, but you are getting some thumbs up on your other thread asking about the Arlett line.
Good luck. I have no knowledge of the German lines, but you are getting some thumbs up on your other thread asking about the Arlett line.
by CMills on 11 October 2012 - 22:10
I'd say getting a male puppy would be easier than a second bitch.
by Keith Grossman on 11 October 2012 - 22:10
Why do you keep coming here asking for advice if you're so sure you've already got it all figured out and you aren't going to listen to the good advice you're getting anyway? I say go for it...get another dog...hell, get 10 and breed them like cockroaches! Good luck and have fun with that!
by supakamario on 12 October 2012 - 06:10
thx guy's
by supakamario on 12 October 2012 - 06:10
@ keith i am takin all advice, however, i did not ask u 2 tell me what to do, things are takin in and proccessed, just cause im not necc goin to do exactly what u say doesnt mean i didnt listen and
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