Buying for a pet and buying for a breeder. There is a vast difference, put away all your pre-conceived notions, the finest quality puppy does not necessarily make a good breeder. The breeder of that puppy is the person that should be the judge of that and also the breeders vet. The breeder goes by past litters i.e. ..size ...coat..... conformation. Last but not least personality yes you herd me personality. All puppies have a personality bonding with the owner starts the process, but the genetics has a lot do with it also. Have I opened your eyes? If so read on very early in life a puppy can be traumatized by the new owner creating a problem that will last the dogs life time. I have seen it in a dog that I bought back from a very bad owner. The bottom line here is you have to be smarter then the pup to train it and loving enough to give the little wisp confidence and a strong feeling of belonging ( to you) so think be for you decide to buy for a pet and even longer if you decide to buy for a breeder. Liz

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