Moselle Posted October 17, 2010 Share Posted October 17, 2010 Ideally to carry out house checks when rehoming a dog or selling puppies is great but how does a breeder manage to do so or does this take place at all or is it considered unecessary?? What happens if you find a "suitable" home and it happens to be interstate? or perhaps in the same state but a fair distance away? I believe that some shelters do this but I have always wondered how this is possible given the distance in alot of case..... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hafhafa Hounds Posted October 17, 2010 Share Posted October 17, 2010 Easy - networking. Firstly, I made sure potential puppy owners understood that they would get a puppy from me IF I chose to sell them a puppy, not if they handed over some cash. Then I did a written questionaire, house checked or asked for references from anyone whose personality/answers/face I wasn't fully satisfied with and I have done home checks after the puppies went, too. ;) ...and before you flame me for the "face" comment - my puppies, my rules. I haven't yet sent one of my own puppies interstate, but have rehomed rescue dogs interstate. Didn't need to do a check (both were friends of trusted rescue associates or checked by the organisation I rehomed through) I but did ask for refs & vet phone numbers. I'm also the second contact on all my microchipped puppies (I did breed a litter pre-microchipping) and rehomed rescues. Sonia Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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