FAQ

Whilst you may have a favourite type of dog, it’s important to consider which breed is best suited to your situation and whether you can meet its specific needs. Do lots of research into the different types of dog that you are interested in. Some veterinary practices offer pre-purchase consultations and are a good source of information. They will have experience of different breeds and will usually be willing to discuss which type of dog is best suited to your lifestyle. You could also speak to people who own the breed you are interested in, to get an idea of what to expect before making a decision. Breed clubs or local vets may be able to help you with this.

A background check is a vital step in your dog buying journey that helps you to verify facts and be alert for warning signs. Buying a puppy from a puppy mill or a bad dog breeder can have disastrous consequences for your family