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Buying a Dog & Breeders

There are three ways to get a dog of your own, from a breeder, from a shelter or through a rescue organisation abroad.

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There are three ways to get a dog of your own, from a breeder, from a shelter or through a rescue organisation abroad. All three can be the right choice, and each has its share of disreputable operators. How to spot them is explained in the articles on finding a breeder and on adoption.