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German Shepherds are versatile and intelligent working dogs known for their loyalty and adaptability in various roles such as police, service, and family companions.
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The Labrador Retriever or simply Labrador is a British breed of retriever gun dog. It was developed in the United Kingdom from fishing dogs imported from the colony of Newfoundland, and was named after the Labrador region of that colony.
INR 10,000 to INR 1 Lakh. The price of Labrador Retreiver can vary anywhere from INR 10,000 to INR 1 lakh, depending praimarily on the lineage of the parents. Basically, if the labrador reteriever puppy you are interested in buying comes from parents that are champions in dog shows, then you can expct to pay up to 1 Lakh per puppy.
Labrador Retreivers can live up to 13 years. Labrador Retrievers usually live in the range of 11 - 14 years with most of them expected to live up to 12 years if they are taken care of well through throughout their life time.
Labrador Reterivers are bred to be retrievers; that is, they are bred to retrieve things from water or land. Some call Labrador Retrievers gun dogs as they are invovled in gun sports. The sporting instincts in Labrador Retrievers make them good watch dogs, but not guard dogs. Labrador Retrievers can alert you by barking if there is anything strange happening around your house and that requires your attention.
Absolutely yes; but, keep in mind that early training and continuous socialization are key to ensuring labrador retrievers stay very comfortable with children. Over the histroy of this breed, Labrador Retriever dogs are known to be excellent with small children.
You can search our database Labrador Breeders Info.and find breeders that specialize in Labrador Retriever Dogs, and contact them.
You can read more about Labrador Retriever dog breed at Labrador Rertiever Breed Info.
The Rottweiler is a very old breed - some say this is the second oldest dog breed known to mankind since these dogs date back to the roman era. Rottweiler belongs to the breeds of domestic dogs abd are regarded as medium-to-large or large. Rottweiler dog comes from an area called Rottweil in Germany. The dogs were known in German as Rottweiler Metzgerhund, meaning Rottweil butchers' dogs, because their main use was to herd livestock and pull carts loaded with butchered meat to market.
INR 20,000 to INR 2 Lakh. The price of Rottweiler dog can vary anywhere from INR 20,000 to INR 2 lakh, depending praimarily on the lineage of the parents. Basically, if the Rottweiler puppy you are interested in buying comes from parents that are champions in various dog shows such as KCI (Kennel Club of India), then you can expct to pay up to 2 Lakh per puppy. Check out the breeders page to find a reputed breeder.
Rottweilers have one of the shortest life spans among dog breeds. Rottweiler can live up to 11 years. Rottweilers usually live in the range of 8 - 12 years with most of them expected to live up to 10 years if they are taken care of well through good food, love, and a purpose in life.
Absolutely yes. In fact, Rottweilers are bred to be guard dogs. The story goes that the butchers who would make the Rottweilers pull the cart with butchered meat during the ancient times would put the money in a small bag and tie it around the dog's neck and no would dare fancying that money. While Rottweiler dogs can be ferocious guard dogs,they can also trained to contain their aggression towards strangers and other animals through peroper training and socialization from early stages.
Yes, but, keep in mind that early training and continuous socialization are key to ensuring Rottweilers dont becom aggressive towards strangers. They have a mind of their own and if they think that the owner or their families are in danger, they can act on their own. So, it is imporant to teach the Rottweiler from a very young age how to assess situations and behave appropriately. There are countless stories about how affectionate Rottweilers became with just-borns and toddlers and guard them. stay very comfortable with children.
You can search our database Rottweiler Breeders Info. and find breeders that specialize in Rottweiler Dogs, and contact them.
You can read more about Rottweiler dog breed at Rottweiler Dog Breed Info.
Golden Retrievers, as their name suggests belong to the retriever family of dogs, which are also called gun dogs. They are outgoing, friendly, trustworthy, and happy family dogs, and are also relatively easy to train. Their joyous and playful approach to life makes them a wonderful companion to millions of homes in India. Golden retrievers maintain their puppyish behavior well into adulthood.
INR 15,000 to INR 35,000. Just like any other purebred dogs, the price of the dog can vary depending on the lineage of the parents to whom the puppy is born. Sadly, given the popularity of the Golden Retriever dog, a lot of not-so-knowledgeable breeders have begun mass breeding Golden Retriever dogs and uninformed families can end up picking up one that comes from one of these breeders. So, if you are planning on picking up a Golden Retriever dog, make sure to thoroughly enquire about the breeder and meet the parents. Also, ask if you can speak with the families that have earlier taken a puppy from the breeder. If they share with you the contact info of the other families, then make sure to speak with them and understand what the puppy they took home grew up to be.
The Golden Retriever dog’s life expectancy is between 10 -12 years. On an average Golden Retriever dogs live up to 11 years. There are also records that show Golden Retriever dogs living up to the age of 14 years.
Golden Retrievers are just like Labrador Retrievers in that they are bred to be retrievers; that is, they are bred to retrieve things from water or land. Some call Golden Retrievers gun dogs as they are involved in gun sports. The sporting instincts in Golden Retrievers make them good watch dogs, but not guard dogs. Labrador and Golden Retrievers can alert you by barking if there is anything strange happening around your house and that requires your attention.
Absolutely yes; but, keep in mind that early training and continuous socialization are key to ensuring Golden Retrievers stay very comfortable with children. Over the histroy of this breed, Golden Retriever dogs are known to be excellent with small children.
Golden Retriever dogs can be in four colors: Dark Golden, Light Golden, Cream and Golden. The golden color is the most commonly found color in Golden Retriever dogs.
Yes, they do. The Golden Retrievers are a very vocal breed and barking issues are often a behavior that some of your neighbours can complain about. Golden Retrievers bark usually to get your attention or if they are anxious. Don't allow your Golden Retriever to demand attention from you, by barking and then getting your attention or a response from you. Also, generally, a lot of pent up energy means your Golden Retriever can bark a lot. If you spend 30 min walking time with your Golden Retriever twice a day, your Golden Retriever’s energy levels will be moderate and they would rather take a nice nap than barking like there is no tomorrow because a squirrel trespasses your garden.
You can search our database Golden Retriever Breeders Info.and find breeders that specialize in Golden Retriever Dogs, and contact them.
You can read more about Golden Reteriver dog breed at Golden Rertiever Breed Info.
German Shepherds are one of the most famous dog breeds in India. They have rightly earned their fame for their intelligent, loyal, loving and hardworking traits. If you think of a police dog, you will surely think of German Shepherd Dog. In addition to police service, they are often used as guide, therapy, search-and-rescue, military, and narcotics and explosives detecting dogs. While they can come across as aloof to strangers and scare them away, they are known to be wonderful and loyal family companions. German Shepherd dogs are known by their wolf-like appearance, strength, loyalty, and noble looks. They were originally bred to herd sheep and protect flocks from danger, but German Shepherds can also be wonderful family pets and can even life comfortably in an apartment or a small home setting provided they are exercised regularly, i.e. at least two times daily.
The German Shepherd dog (GSD) is one of the larger dog breeds with multiple excellent qualities and has a decent lifespan. Its average lifespan is 9-13 years, which is consistent with the lifespan for most dog breeds of similar sizes.
While some say German Shepherd dogs can come in about 15 colors, most breed standards around the world settle with the following as the standard colors for the breed.
German Shepherd dogs have double coats and they shed a lot. The most popular German Shepherd colors are black and tan, black and red, black and cream and black and silver. German Shepherds will have one of two coats, either a medium coat or long coat. They are both double coats, having a more dense guard layer with a softer undercoat.
Golden Retriever dogs can be in four colors: Dark Golden, Light Golden, Cream and Golden. The golden color is the most commonly found color in Golden Retriever dogs.
Absolutely yes. German Shepherd dogs are super gentle and protective of their people and families, so they will fit easily in a family setting. German Shepherds are one of the most common breeds for police dogs, but they're just as popular as pets. They'll protect your house from intruders and are so loyal that they will form a strong bond with you and won’t hesitate a second to put their own lives at risk in order to protect you. Given their nature, German Shepherd dogs will usually take the position of a guard dog naturally; however, It is important to train them to be obedient from a very young age. It is no wonder that German Shepherd dogs are in the top 10 list of best guard dogs around the world.
INR 35,000 – INR 1,50,000. As with all other purebred dogs, German Shepherd dogs can command a very high price if the pups are born to good lineage with excellent breed confirmations.
Getting a German Shepherd is easy, but it is difficult and important to prepare to raise a puppy to a great adult dog. If you’re buying a German Shepherd puppy, you should be prepared to spend a of time discouraging biting and barking and educating the puppy to behave well with other people and dogs, and teaching important and basic manners like sleeping through the night and going to the bathroom outside.
Finding a German Shepherd puppy or adult dog can be as easy as an internet search, but do your research and make sure to see the puppy’s parents and check the paperwork for KCI registration.
German Shepherd dogs are easy to train and they are known for their trainability. They excel at obedience training. With their strong appetite for learning, many German Shepherds go on to make exceptional police and military dogs just for their trainability. Some have the nose to become search and rescue dogs. German Shepherds also do well in other working roles, such as guide dogs, watchdogs, and guard dogs.
Even if you keep your German Shepherd dog as a family pet, they will still enjoy demanding tasks. And since German Shepherds love learning and being busy, they will want to learn more than just the basic commands, so, it is important to start training them complex commands once they have mastered basic commands. The training challenges you give to your German Shepherd dog will turn into self-confidence and helps German Shepherds feel like a truly important member of the family. German Shepherd dogs respond better to positive behavior reinforcement, so your training sessions can actually become a fantastic opportunity to build an ever-lasting bond with your dog.
You can read more about Golden Reteriver dog breed at German Shepherd Breed Info.
The Shih Tzu dog breed has the signature big eyes and fluffy look and is one of the most popular toy breeds. Their perky and happy nature attracts a lot of attention from their human companions, which can also make them a little spoiled. Although this is a very ancient breed but has picked up quite a popularity in recent times, where people are more adventurous to own a good-looking dog breed. If you want to adopt a Shih Tzu breed dog, we have plenty ready for adoption, Check out our Ad board- Shih Tzu puppies.
The average price of a Shih Tzu dog in India is roughly ₹20,000 to ₹30,000. But this could be higher by up to ₹45,000 if you chose to get a KCI-registered puppy dog. If you want to learn more about KCI registration and what it means, read our blog What is KCI. Getting a KCI-registered puppy means that the dog is meeting the breed standard. Because of their cute looks, Shih Tzu is also a popular choice for dog shows, in which case this puppy may cost you up to ₹60,000.
Although people commonly associate the Shih Tzu with China, they came from China’s western neighbor, Tibet, which was a sovereign nation until the 1950s. Tibet probably sent dogs to the Chinese royalty as gifts. The Chinese then bred them with Pekingese or Pugs to create the modern-day Shih Tzu. Documentation of the Shih Tzu dog breed goes back at least 1,000 years. It's believed these dogs were the smallest and the oldest of all the dogs the Tibetans believed to be holy. During the communist revolution in China, this breed is believed to have gone almost extinct, because of its association with wealth and prosperity. A few surviving males and females were smuggled out of the country, which led to the savior of this charming toy breed.
Shih Tzu can live a little over 13 years. An average life span of a Shih Tzu is 11 years. Depending on the care it receives it can live a bit longer.
Yes. Shih Tzus are good with kids because of their highly friendly personalities. They are quite affectionate, tender, and kid-friendly which makes them one of the most loved companions for kids and babies. They can get along with kids with very minimal training. However, because of their small size, kids will tend to mishandle them. Hence, it's important to train both your kids and your dog on proper behavior.
The Doberman Pinscher is a medium to large size breed of domestic dog that was originally developed in Germany. They are known for their intelligence, loyalty, and protective nature. Dobermans are energetic and athletic, and they require regular exercise and mental stimulation to stay happy and healthy. Dobermans have a distinctive appearance, with a sleek and muscular build, and a long, pointed snout. They have a short, shiny coat that is typically black, red, blue, or fawn in color. Dobermans are known for their naturally cropped ears and docked tails, which are done for both aesthetic and functional purposes.
INR 30,000 – INR 1,00,000. As with all other purebred dogs, Doberman Pincher dogs can command a very high price if the pups are born to good lineage with excellent breed confirmations.
The breed was developed in the late 19th century by Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann, a tax collector and dog pound keeper in Germany. Dobermann sought to create a breed that was intelligent, loyal, and protective, and that could assist him in his duties as a tax collector. He crossed various breeds, including the Rottweiler, German Pinscher, and Greyhound, to create the Doberman Pinscher.
Yes, Doberman Pinschers are often used as guard dogs due to their intelligence, loyalty, and protective nature. They are highly trainable and have a strong instinct to protect their families and their territory. Dobermans are also often used as police dogs due to their ability to learn quickly and their courage in potentially dangerous situations.
However, it is important to note that any breed of dog can potentially be a guard dog with proper training and socialization. It is important to remember that a dog's breed alone does not determine its temperament or behavior. Proper training, socialization, and management are essential for any dog to become a well-behaved and reliable guard dog.
It is also important to note that it is not appropriate to train a Doberman dog to be aggressive towards people. Doberman dogs should be trained to alert their owners to potential threats and to follow commands, but they should not be encouraged to be aggressive towards humans. It is important to use positive reinforcement techniques and to never use physical punishment or abuse when training a dog.
Doberman Pinschers typically live for around 10-12 years. Like all breeds, their lifespan can be influenced by a variety of factors, including genetics, diet, and environment. Some Dobermans may live longer or shorter lives depending on these factors.
It is important to provide Doberman Pinschers with proper nutrition, regular exercise, and preventive healthcare to help them live long, healthy lives. This includes regular visits to the vet, regular grooming, and a balanced diet that meets their nutritional needs.
Like all breeds, Doberman Pinschers are prone to certain health conditions that can affect their lifespan. Some common health issues in the breed include hip dysplasia, von Willebrand's disease, and cardiomyopathy. It is important to work with a reputable breeder to ensure that your Doberman Pinscher is free from genetic health issues, and to consult with a veterinarian if you have any concerns about your dog's health.
Dobermans require regular exercise and mental stimulation to stay happy and healthy. They are energetic and athletic, and they need plenty of opportunities to run and play. They also require consistent training and socialization to prevent aggressive behavior
Overall, the Doberman Pinscher is a loyal and protective breed that is highly trainable and intelligent. They make excellent guard dogs and police dogs, but they also excel as therapy dogs and service dogs. With proper training and socialization, they can make loving and devoted pets.
The Great Dane is a large breed of domestic dog known for its towering stature and dignified demeanor. Originally developed in Germany, Great Danes are also known as "German Mastiffs" or "Apollo of Dogs" due to their impressive size and regal appearance. Despite their intimidating size, Great Danes are known for their gentle and loving nature, and they make excellent family pets.
The Great Dane breed was developed in Germany in the 1600s, where they were originally used for hunting large game such as boar. Over time, the breed has been used for a variety of purposes, including as guard dogs and as pets. Great Danes are known for their intelligence, loyalty, and calm disposition, and they are often referred to as "gentle giants."
Great Danes are distinguished by their large size and muscular build. They are the tallest breed of dog, with males standing up to 32 inches at the shoulder and females standing up to 30 inches. They have a short, smooth coat that is typically fawn, brindle, blue, black, or harlequin in color. Great Danes are known for their large, square heads, long snouts, and floppy ears.
Despite their size, Great Danes are surprisingly agile and athletic. They require regular exercise and mental stimulation to stay happy and healthy. They are also known for their high energy levels and need plenty of opportunities to run and play. Great Danes are also intelligent and highly trainable, and they excel in obedience and agility trials.
Great Danes are known for their calm and gentle disposition, and they make excellent family pets. They are patient and gentle with children and are generally good with other pets, although they may be initially reserved with unfamiliar animals. Great Danes are also known for their loyalty and protective nature, and they make excellent guard dogs.
Like all breeds, Great Danes are prone to certain health conditions that can affect their lifespan. Some common health issues in the breed include hip dysplasia, cardiomyopathy, and bloat. It is important to work with a reputable breeder to ensure that your Great Dane is free from genetic health issues, and to consult with a veterinarian if you have any concerns about your dog's health.
Overall, the Great Dane is a majestic and dignified breed known for its impressive size and gentle disposition. They make excellent family pets and are known for their intelligence, loyalty, and protective nature. With proper care and training, Great Danes can make loving and devoted companions.
INR 40,000 – INR 2,00,000. As with all other purebred dogs, Great Dane dogs can command a very high price if the pups are born to good lineage with excellent breed confirmations.
Great Danes typically live for around 6-8 years. Like all breeds, their lifespan can be influenced by a variety of factors, including genetics, diet, and environment. Some Great Danes may live longer or shorter lives depending on these factors.
It is important to provide Great Danes with proper nutrition, regular exercise, and preventive healthcare to help them live long, healthy lives. This includes regular visits to the vet, regular grooming, and a balanced diet that meets their nutritional needs.
Like all breeds, Great Danes are prone to certain health conditions that can affect their lifespan. Some common health issues in the breed include hip dysplasia, cardiomyopathy, and bloat. It is important to work with a reputable breeder to ensure that your Great Dane is free from genetic health issues, and to consult with a veterinarian if you have any concerns about your dog's health.
Great Danes are a large breed and are prone to joint problems due to their size. It is important to provide them with a proper diet and to avoid over-exercising them when they are young, as this can help prevent joint problems later in life.
Overall, it is important to provide your Great Dane with proper care and attention in order to help them live a long and healthy life. By providing a balanced diet, regular exercise, and preventive healthcare, you can help your Great Dane live a happy and healthy life.
Great Danes are known for their short, smooth coats, which can come in a variety of colors. The American Kennel Club (AKC) recognizes six standard colors for Great Danes:
Pomeranians are perky and friendly dogs, who are small in size but carry immense energy. Pomeranians need regular exercise and thrive on good training. They are a highly intelligent breed, which is often mistaken given their small size.
Pomeranians are a breed of toy dog that originated in Pomerania, a region in modern-day Poland and Germany. The breed is believed to have descended from larger working dogs, such as the German Spitz, and has been bred down in size over the years. Pomeranians were first recognized as a breed in the late 19th century, and they quickly became popular pets. Pomeranians were especially popular with the royal family in England, and Queen Victoria was known to be a fan of the breed.
In the early 20th century, Pomeranians became even more popular when they were featured in the movie The Wizard of Oz. In the film, the character of Dorothy is accompanied by a small, fluffy dog named Toto, who was played by a Pomeranian. This helped to increase the breed's popularity and cemented its status as a popular pet.
INR 5,000 to INR 10,000. Like any other breed, the price of a Pomeranian dog breed can vary depending on the location, breeder, etc. The price can go high up to INR20,000 or INR 40,000 if you go for a high-quality breed.
Pomeranians have a lifespan of about 12-16 years. This is a relatively long lifespan for a small breed of dog, and Pomeranians are generally known for being healthy and hardy. However, like all breeds, Pomeranians can be prone to certain health issues, and it's important to be aware of these potential problems to help ensure that your Pomeranian lives a long and healthy life. In addition to regular veterinary care, it's important to keep your Pomeranian at a healthy weight, provide them with a nutritious diet, and give them plenty of exercises and mental stimulation to help them stay happy and healthy. By taking good care of your Pomeranian, you can help ensure that they live a long and fulfilling life.
Pomeranians can be good with children, especially if they are raised with them and socialized at a young age. However, it's important to remember that every dog is an individual and may have a different personality, so it's always important to supervise any interactions between dogs and children.
Pomeranians are generally friendly and playful, and they may enjoy playing with children. However, they are small dogs and may be fragile, so it's important to teach children to be gentle and respectful of the dog's boundaries.
It's also important to remember that Pomeranians, like all dogs, need plenty of socialization and training to help them become well-behaved, confident, and happy pets. This can help ensure that they are comfortable and well-adjusted in a variety of situations, including when they are interacting with children.
In general, it's a good idea to supervise any interactions between dogs and children to ensure that they are safe and enjoyable for everyone involved.
The average cost of a Labrador puppy in Bangalore, India is roughly ₹7,000 to ₹20,000. This changes from breeder to breeder, and premium you pay is for the quality of the breed, and some of the puppies from excellent breeders can go up to 1 Lakh. There are some breeders that breed only top quality Labradors with higher health standards. According to our research, the price range is true for most part of India – metro areas.
The average cost of a Doberman puppy in Delhi, India is roughly ₹10,000 to ₹50,000. This changes from breeder to breeder, and the premium you may want to pay to the quality of breeding. The price may change if you are looking to buy from a breeder in metro cities of India such as Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai etc. (higher than average) vs other tier-2 or tier-3 cities.
One of most popular question people have is regarding India’s most popular dog breeds. Here’s the list of most popular dog breeds in India (not in any particular order)
# | Dog Breed |
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1 | Labrador Retriever |
2 | German Shepherd |
3 | Golden Retriever |
4 | Rottweiler |
5 | Dobermann Pincher |
6 | Pug |
7 | Beagle |
8 | Pomeranian |
9 | Siberian Huskey |
10 | Shih Tzu |
The price for a good quality puppy can go up to 2 Lakh for show quality lines and with excellent confirmations to breed standards. When you are seriously considering taking home a puppy, make sure to visit the breeder and see the puppy's parents and check the papers. By papers we mean the registraion papers that show certificate number on authentic Kennel Club of India registration document.
# | Dog Breed | Price Range |
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1 | Indian Spitz | ₹4,000 to ₹10,000 |
2 | Pomeranian | ₹4,000 to ₹10,000 |
3 | Labrador Retriever | ₹7,000 to ₹20,000 |
4 | Rottweiler | ₹8,000 to ₹25,000 |
5 | Dobermann Pincher | ₹10,000 to ₹50,000 |
6 | Pug | ₹10,000 to ₹25,000 |
7 | Beagle | ₹15,000 to ₹25,000 |
8 | German Shepherd | ₹15,000 to ₹30,000 |
9 | Golden Retriever | ₹15,000 to ₹35,000 |
10 | Shih Tzu | ₹20,000 to ₹35,000 |
For a dog lover, it can be a hard choice to decide which breed you want to adopt. Each one of us have a personal preference, there are some important factors to keep in mind: Price of the breed, Exercise requirements and Size. Price of the breed not only covers the cost of adopting a puppy but also the regular expenses of food, vet costs, healthcare, supplements etc. Exercise requirements of a breed can be wide ranging from a short 30 min walk / day to rigorous training and +2hrs of exercise requirements.
When you make a choice of choosing a high exercise / energy dog, make sure you or your family members have the time to invest in keeping up with your dog. If such breeds aren’t exerted enough, they will develop poor temperament and will become irritable over a period. Lastly, the size of the breed. Most of us are living with huge families including kids. When you introduce a dog to your family, you need to be mindful of the amount of space the dog will need.
A large sized dog such as Great Dane will require adequate amount of space to move around, even though it has low energy requirement. For such dogs, a small apartment may not be appropriate.
Having been pet parents nearly all our lives, we know what it takes to find the right breeder with the puppy you want and the same puppy being available. And finally, you have the means to go and collect the puppy either by driving or flying or having the breeder carefully send the puppy along with someone or via flights.
Bringing a new puppy into your home is an exciting and joyful experience. Whether you're seeking a loyal companion, a playful friend, or a working partner, finding the right breeder is crucial to ensure the health, well-being, and temperament of your future furry family member. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you choose the ideal breeder for your new puppy:
Start by researching different breeds that align with your lifestyle, living situation, and preferences. Each breed comes with its own unique characteristics, exercise needs, and grooming requirements. Once you've narrowed down your options, delve into researching reputable breeders who specialize in those breeds.
Here is a simple guideline on how you can go about doing your research on the breeders.
Understand Your Needs: Begin by understanding what you're looking for in a dog. Consider factors like size, energy level, grooming needs, and temperament. Different breeds have distinct characteristics, and finding a breed that matches your lifestyle is essential for a harmonious companionship.
Breed Research: Once you have a general idea of the type of dog you're interested in, delve into in-depth research about that breed. Learn about their typical behaviors, exercise requirements, potential health issues, and any special care needs. This knowledge will help you ask informed questions when communicating with breeders.
Local Regulations: Research any local regulations, laws, or restrictions related to dog ownership in your area. This could include breed-specific legislation, size limits, or other regulations that might impact your choice of breed.
Finding Reputable Breeders: Use credible sources like breed clubs, kennel clubs, and online platforms to find reputable breeders who specialize in the breed you're interested in. Look for breeders who are committed to the health and well-being of their dogs rather than focusing solely on profits.
Check Online Reviews and Recommendations: Look for online reviews, testimonials, and recommendations from people who have purchased puppies from the breeders you're considering. Positive feedback can provide insights into the breeder's reputation and the quality of their puppies.
Attend Dog Shows and Events: Attend local dog shows, events, or meetups related to your chosen breed. These gatherings are excellent opportunities to meet breed enthusiasts, network, and potentially connect with reputable breeders.
Join Online Communities: Participate in online forums, social media groups, and communities dedicated to the breed you're interested in. Engage in discussions, ask for recommendations, and seek advice from experienced dog owners.
Contact Multiple Breeders: Reach out to multiple breeders to gather information, ask questions, and get a sense of their breeding practices. Compare their responses and assess their level of knowledge and commitment to the breed.
Visit Breeder Websites: Explore breeder websites to learn more about their history, breeding philosophy, available puppies, and any health testing they perform on their dogs.
Trust Your Instincts: As you research, trust your instincts. If something feels off or too good to be true, it's okay to move on to the next option. A responsible breeder will be open, transparent, and willing to address your concerns.
Remember, the time and effort you invest in researching breeders will significantly impact your puppy's well-being and your future relationship. A well-researched decision increases the likelihood of finding a breeder who prioritizes the health, temperament, and overall quality of their puppies, setting the stage for a positive and fulfilling canine companionship.
Reach out to veterinarians, pet professionals, friends, and family members who have experience with dogs. Personal recommendations can provide valuable insights into trustworthy breeders who prioritize the health and well-being of their puppies.
Arrange a visit to the breeder's facility if possible. A reputable breeder will be more than happy to show you their breeding environment, living conditions for the puppies, and the dam (mother) and sire (father) of the litter. Pay attention to cleanliness, proper care, and socialization of the puppies.
Prepare a list of questions to ask the breeder during your visit or through communication. Inquire about the health testing performed on the parents, vaccination records, and any genetic health issues within the breed. A responsible breeder will be open and transparent about their breeding practices.
List of questions to ask the breederUnderstanding the breeder's approach to breeding can give you insight into their commitment to producing healthy and well-adjusted puppies.
Meeting the dam and sire of the litter can provide clues about the puppies' potential temperament and behavior.
Responsible breeders conduct health screenings for common breed-specific health issues. Ask about tests like hip and elbow evaluations, genetic testing, and more.
Talking to previous buyers can give you an idea of the breeder's reputation and the experiences of people who have adopted puppies from them.
Socialization during the early stages of a puppy's life is crucial for their development. Inquire about how the breeder exposes puppies to various environments, sounds, and people.
Ensure the puppies receive appropriate vaccinations, deworming, and regular health check-ups before they go to their new homes.
A reputable breeder typically provides a health guarantee, which outlines their responsibility for the puppy's health and any recourse if health issues arise.
Puppies raised indoors tend to have more exposure to human interactions and household noises, contributing to their socialization.
A responsible breeder will take the time to understand your lifestyle and preferences to ensure a good match between the puppy and your family.
Ask if the breeder is available for advice and guidance as your puppy grows. Reputable breeders care about the lifelong well-being of their dogs.
Remember, the breeder's willingness to answer these questions openly and honestly can tell you a lot about their dedication and professionalism. Asking these questions allows you to make an informed decision and choose a breeder who prioritizes the health and happiness of their puppies and the satisfaction of their buyers.
Observe the puppies' behavior and interactions with the breeder and their environment. A well-socialized puppy will be curious, playful, and responsive. The breeder's efforts in early socialization contribute to a well-adjusted adult dog.
A reputable breeder will provide a clear and comprehensive contract that outlines the responsibilities of both parties. This may include health guarantees, spay/neuter agreements, and return policies. Take your time to review the contract and ask for clarification if needed.
Be cautious of breeders who prioritize profit over the well-being of the puppies. Avoid those who are unwilling to answer your questions, cannot provide proper documentation, or have unsanitary living conditions for their dogs.
Being aware of red flags is crucial when selecting a breeder to ensure that you're making a responsible and ethical choice. Here are some common red flags to watch out for and how to interpret them:
Unwillingness to Allow Visits: If a breeder is hesitant or unwilling to let you visit their facility, see the living conditions of the puppies and their parents, or meet the puppies in person, it could indicate they have something to hide.
Multiple Litters Available: Be cautious if a breeder has an excessive number of litters available all at once. This might suggest that they prioritize quantity over quality and proper care for each puppy.
Lack of Health Testing: A responsible breeder conducts health testing on their breeding dogs to minimize the risk of passing on hereditary health issues. If a breeder cannot provide proof of health testing, it's a red flag
No Questions Asked: If the breeder seems more interested in making a sale than getting to know you and your living situation, it's concerning. A reputable breeder cares about the well-being of their puppies and will want to ensure they are going to a suitable home.
Unwillingness to Answer Questions: A breeder who avoids answering questions, gives vague responses, or seems irritated by your inquiries might have something to hide. Transparency is key to building trust.
Puppies Available at Any Time: Be cautious if the breeder always has puppies available, regardless of the season. Responsible breeders often have waitlists because they breed for quality, not quantity.
No Contract or Agreement: A reputable breeder provides a written contract that outlines the responsibilities of both parties. If there's no contract or it lacks important details, it could lead to future issues.
No Interaction with Puppies: If the puppies are kept separate from human interaction, it could indicate a lack of proper socialization, which is critical for a puppy's development.
Limited Knowledge or Expertise: A breeder who lacks knowledge about the breed, their breeding practices, or puppy care is a red flag. A reputable breeder is passionate about the breed and can offer valuable insights.
Unsanitary Conditions: If the facility appears dirty, cluttered, or lacks basic hygiene, it suggests a lack of care for the dogs' well-being.
Pressure to Buy: If a breeder pressures you into making a quick decision or discounts the importance of researching and asking questions, it's a warning sign. A responsible breeder wants their puppies to go to loving and informed homes.
No Return Policy: Reputable breeders usually have a policy that allows you to return the puppy if things don't work out. If there's no return policy, the breeder might not be concerned about the long-term welfare of their puppies.
Remember, it's essential to trust your instincts. If something feels off or too good to be true, it's okay to walk away and continue your search for a responsible and caring breeder who prioritizes the health and well-being of their dogs. Choosing the right breeder sets the foundation for a positive and fulfilling relationship with your new furry companion.
Choosing the right breeder might take time, but the wait is worth it. A responsible breeder cares deeply about the future of their puppies and will ensure they go to loving and suitable homes.
Remember, selecting the right breeder is a critical step in welcoming a healthy and happy puppy into your home. By following these steps and trusting your instincts, you'll be well on your way to finding a reputable breeder who shares your dedication to canine well-being. Your new furry friend will thank you with endless love and companionship.
You can search our database Labrador Breeders Info.and find breeders that specialize in Labrador Retriever Dogs, and contact them.
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The average cost of a Labrador puppy in Delhi, India is roughly ₹7,000 to ₹20,000. This changes from breeder to breeder, and premium you pay is for the quality of the breed, and some of the puppies from excellent breeders can go up to 1 Lakh. There are some breeders that breed only top quality Labradors with higher health standards. According to our research, the price range is true for most part of India – metro areas.
The average cost of a Doberman puppy in Bangalore, India is roughly ₹10,000 to ₹50,000. This changes from breeder to breeder, and the premium you may want to pay to the quality of breeding. The price may change if you are looking to buy from a breeder in metro cities of India such as Bangalore, Bangalore, Mumbai etc. (higher than average) vs other tier-2 or tier-3 cities.
One of most popular question people have is regarding India’s most popular dog breeds. Here’s the list of most popular dog breeds in India (not in any particular order)
# | Dog Breed |
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1 | Labrador Retriever |
2 | German Shepherd |
3 | Golden Retriever |
4 | Rottweiler |
5 | Dobermann Pincher |
6 | Pug |
7 | Beagle |
8 | Pomeranian |
9 | Siberian Huskey |
10 | Shih Tzu |
For a dog lover, it can be a hard choice to decide which breed you want to adopt. Each one of us have a personal preference, there are some important factors to keep in mind: Price of the breed, Exercise requirements and Size. Price of the breed not only covers the cost of adopting a puppy but also the regular expenses of food, vet costs, healthcare, supplements etc. Exercise requirements of a breed can be wide ranging from a short 30 min walk / day to rigorous training and +2hrs of exercise requirements.
When you make a choice of choosing a high exercise / energy dog, make sure you or your family members have the time to invest in keeping up with your dog. If such breeds aren’t exerted enough, they will develop poor temperament and will become irritable over a period. Lastly, the size of the breed. Most of us are living with huge families including kids. When you introduce a dog to your family, you need to be mindful of the amount of space the dog will need.
A large sized dog such as Great Dane will require adequate amount of space to move around, even though it has low energy requirement. For such dogs, a small apartment may not be appropriate.
A responsible breeder is someone who prioritizes the health, well-being, and ethical treatment of their dogs. They conduct health screenings, ensure proper socialization, and prioritize placing puppies in suitable homes. Responsible breeders adhere to breed standards, avoid overbreeding, and provide lifelong support to puppy buyers.
Health testing is crucial to identify and mitigate hereditary health issues within a breed. Reputable breeders perform tests on their breeding dogs to ensure they are not passing on genetic disorders to their puppies. Asking for health test results helps ensure the puppy you adopt is more likely to be healthy and free from known inherited diseases.
Reputable breeders have transparent practices. They encourage visits to their facility, provide references, answer questions openly, and offer a written contract that outlines the responsibilities of both parties. They prioritize the well-being of their dogs and focus on producing healthy, well-socialized puppies.
A reputable breeder invests time, effort, and resources into the well-being of their dogs and puppies. They follow breed standards, perform health testing, and prioritize puppy socialization. On the other hand, a backyard breeder may prioritize profit over the health and welfare of the dogs. They often lack proper knowledge, experience, and may not provide adequate care.
To find a responsible breeder, start by researching breed clubs, kennel clubs, and online platforms. Seek recommendations from veterinarians, pet professionals, and experienced dog owners. Look for breeders who are committed to the breed's standards and ethics, and who are open to answering your questions and concerns.
Puppy socialization is the process of exposing puppies to various people, environments, and experiences during their early developmental stages. Responsible breeders understand the importance of socialization in shaping a well-adjusted adult dog. They actively introduce puppies to different sights, sounds, and interactions, which contributes to their overall confidence and behavior as they grow.
A reputable breeder's involvement doesn't end when you bring your puppy home. They should offer ongoing support and guidance throughout your puppy's life. This might include advice on training, health care, and any questions you have about your puppy's well-being. A responsible breeder cares deeply about the long-term welfare of their puppies and maintains a lifelong commitment to their dogs and their new owners.
Remember, a responsible and ethical breeder goes above and beyond to ensure the health, happiness, and success of their puppies, even beyond the point of sale. Asking these questions helps you assess the breeder's dedication and commitment to the well-being of their dogs and your future relationship with your new furry friend.