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A very reluctant sale our 14 week old girl, Zola, she is a very well behaved dog, unfortunately after trying & seeking advice we are going to have to let her go due to a dog (none working family pet) will not accept her and it’s getting more nasty, we are worried by dragging this out and the outcome getting worse and then rehoming at a later age
£2,750
5
GSP - Trained
Hampshire
£3,000
4
GSP - Trained
Lincolnshire
£900
2
GSP - Stud
East Riding of Yorkshire
£1,100
5
GSP - Puppies
Londonderry
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Protect yourself when buying, selling or studding your dog. Follow these guidelines:
Always see the gun dog in person at the breeder's location before paying any money.
See the puppies with the Dam and possibly the Sire if available.
Check all paperwork is correct, including the KC number and dates of birth.
If something feels wrong, walk away. Ask lots of questions about breeding history, health, vaccinations, and registration.
Be vigilant and seek advice from a third party if you're unsure.
Only purchase when you are absolutely sure about the dog and the breeder.
Buying a gun dog is your responsibility. Research the breed and the breeder thoroughly before committing.
The breeder should let you see and handle all puppies in the litter, not just the one you're buying.
Puppies should appear happy, healthy and inquisitive. Do not buy unwell puppies.
Puppies should only be sold once they are 8 weeks old.
Check the whelping environment. Is it clean? Do dogs have clean water and food?
Write up a contract to safeguard both you and the breeder.
Do not leave without the KC registration form and all documents once payment is made.
Never buy a gun dog in a car park. Always visit the breeder's establishment.
Protect yourself when buying, selling or studding your dog. Follow these guidelines:
Always see the gun dog in person at the breeder's location before paying any money.
See the puppies with the Dam and possibly the Sire if available.
Check all paperwork is correct, including the KC number and dates of birth.
If something feels wrong, walk away. Ask lots of questions about breeding history, health, vaccinations, and registration.
Be vigilant and seek advice from a third party if you're unsure.
Only purchase when you are absolutely sure about the dog and the breeder.
Buying a gun dog is your responsibility. Research the breed and the breeder thoroughly before committing.
The breeder should let you see and handle all puppies in the litter, not just the one you're buying.
Puppies should appear happy, healthy and inquisitive. Do not buy unwell puppies.
Puppies should only be sold once they are 8 weeks old.
Check the whelping environment. Is it clean? Do dogs have clean water and food?
Write up a contract to safeguard both you and the breeder.
Do not leave without the KC registration form and all documents once payment is made.
Never buy a gun dog in a car park. Always visit the breeder's establishment.