I want to raise puppies but do not want to breed?
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Is there any job or something that I can help out raising puppies, I would love to do it, and I do not really want to breed because there are way too many homeless animals in the world today and I would feel guilty. Nothing rude please, thank you (:
You can foster for a local rescue, they have litters more often than you think when a pregnant female or a female and her litter are dropped off. You can also raise puppies for a local service-dog or guide-dog organization - you raise the pups for a year, then return them for their formal training to be service dogs. Also, some breeders will "farm out" their litters from 8 to 12 or 16 weeks so that they get more individual attention and socialization before they are placed on their new homes (or if they are keeping multiple pups from a litter - it is good for them to have several months apart to learn and grow).
Good luck!
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You can go to your local animal shelter, and take care of the animals! Or you can buy a few puppies, but spade/neuter them. Then you wont have to breed them
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Good for you! I don’t know if this is a job (that you get paid for but it is work) but you can more than likely become a volunteer and foster dogs, and at times a shelter will get in a dog that either has just had a litter or is about to have a litter that need to be fostered until the puppies are old enough to be put up for adoption after they get spayed/neutered and the mother is spayed. Try contacting either a local rescue organization or no-kill shelter about it.
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you can foster a mom and here puppies from a shelter
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Most shelters and rescues have foster homes that specialize in raising litters, either with or without mom. If this is more commitment that you can offer, then look at volunteering for a rescue group or shelter that does fostering and going to the foster families house to play with the pups and help socialize them.
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How about fostering. They occasionally will get pregnant bitches or really young pups.
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Volunteer to foster litters for a shelter or rescue.
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You sound like a foster candidate! Conact any rescue and offer to be a foster for them!!!
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You can foster for a local rescue, they have litters more often than you think when a pregnant female or a female and her litter are dropped off. You can also raise puppies for a local service-dog or guide-dog organization - you raise the pups for a year, then return them for their formal training to be service dogs. Also, some breeders will "farm out" their litters from 8 to 12 or 16 weeks so that they get more individual attention and socialization before they are placed on their new homes (or if they are keeping multiple pups from a litter - it is good for them to have several months apart to learn and grow).
Good luck!
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Sure, when you are old enough and have your own place, you can foster puppies (and dogs) for a breed rescue or a shelter. We always need good foster homes for our dogs, every rescue and shelter does.
Your wanting to help is terrific, wish more people would.
Meanwhile, why not volunteer at a shelter to help with the dogs - puppies and adults - they always need volunteers to help with the dogs.
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Get in touch with a local shelter. Sure they would be only too glad of some help.
When we have pups into rescue we don’t like having them in a kennel environment obviously.
lol… as if anyone would be rude at you for that. It is a wonderful offer.
I foster rottweiler pups and I LOVE it..
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Absolutely. Call your local animal shelter and offer to foster! They would love to have a volunteer to help out with it!
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