Mostly to the breeders on here, but even if you don't breed join the fun. How desperate would you have to be to use a stud like this?
-4 years old has been at stud since over 1.
-Has produced around 10 litters with about 60+ pups.
-all the breedings have been to pet bitches and the pups have gone to pet homes for the most part so no real knowledge on how the pups have turned out
-Has half his health clearances done, but they are out of date(thyroid and heart)
-Is unilaterally cryptorchid
-Has a GREAT pedigree if you skip the first two generations
-is "a gentle breeder"
-So so conformation in build and color
Julie: I wish I was pulling this out of thin air. I REALLY do. Msg me if you want all the lovely details.
Alesi's: Nope very real with 3 more litters on the way for this year so far. Ernie: means he's got a retained testicle, build and color aren't that great. one pup has been kept(to follow in daddy's pawprints). They don't show period. As for the why? Never got an answer about that. As for the other testing quote "his hips are lovely" unquote. its not like they can't afford it when they are selling pups at $1,000+ a pop. That's of course just for limited. Can't imagine how far the rack up the price for breeding rights.
Uhave: I've come to the conclusion that when it comes to buying pets, most people allow themselves to be taken advantage of. Its not all just being new to dog buying, its that they are so desperate for a puppy they are willing to overlook the obvious flags. And they push Nuvet huh? Shocker...not. Most breeders like that never part with their money anyways without being fought tooth and nail and many people just don't have it in them to fight that long far and hard for compensation.
uhave: sounds like a certain rescue out in Cali. Somehow I doubt very much those "trained" pups are all that trained. And even if they were, 10 grand? not on your life.
Uhave: because just about every crap breeder who knows about it, pushes it and makes it part of their guarantee. I'll correctly assume the have a link on their site as well to purchase it or provide their buyers with the code needed to get it, as Nuvet does not sell to the general public. You can't even order from their site without a referral code(which of course provides a lovely comission to the person who provided it) I don't know if the stuff is worth what they charge, $50+ for one bottle, but they make some big claims on their site. You'd think a "miracle" pill that , "is the safe, fast way to eliminate all kinds of ailments once and for all. Recommended by thousands of top breeders and veterinarians, NuVet Plus® can wipe away a lifetime of canine illnesses in just weeks and keep your pet healthy and protected against sickness and disease – for the rest of their lives." wouldn't need a middle man to get your hands on it.
