How can I locate/find quality dog breeders in my city?
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I live in Orlando FL and I am trying to locate a quality dog breeder. Any good websites or other sources you could recommend would be great. Thanks
I think we would be better able to help you if you have a specific breed in mind. Most breeds have a parent club with a name like "Labrador Club of America" or something like that. You can do a Yahoo or Google search for "_____ Club of America" (you fill in the breed). Once you find the parent club you can look on its website for the local club in your state. Choose a breeder that belongs to the breed club to have a higher chance of the breeder being up to date with health issues of the breed, etc.
But beyond that…there is no "good breeder" list for all breeds.
Good luck!
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If you are looking for a purebred dog, shelters and rescues are full of them.
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Google your breed and a list of websites will pop up. Then, google a rescue organization for your breed and a very short list will pop up. Find a rescue with the dog you desire and then adopt it. Rescue a dog.
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You don't need to go to a breeder. just go to http://www.petfinder.com. Good luck!!
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AKC.com is the best why to find local breeders. Or find out what dog you want then look it up on yahoo or google. go to a shelter
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Go to the dog shows! There is one at the Fair Grounds this weekend, yes in Orlando! Talk to some of the owners, breeder, handlers.
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I think we would be better able to help you if you have a specific breed in mind. Most breeds have a parent club with a name like "Labrador Club of America" or something like that. You can do a Yahoo or Google search for "_____ Club of America" (you fill in the breed). Once you find the parent club you can look on its website for the local club in your state. Choose a breeder that belongs to the breed club to have a higher chance of the breeder being up to date with health issues of the breed, etc.
But beyond that…there is no "good breeder" list for all breeds.
Good luck!
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