Would you guys purchase a puppy with endorsements on the KC Reg documents.

I endorse all my puppies including the one we keep for ourselves.Never had any problems.

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i have brought dogs and cats that have endorsements on there KC papers,.....

Yes I would still buy with endorsements

sorry to be miseducated but what are endorsments on KC papers??

like export ban on reg pups on oversea's register things like that

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www.carolscaninecare.co.uk

ive placed endorsements on pups kc's before
and got pups before with them on as well

but ive always made sure the new owners know of the endorsements

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Yes I would and have bought puppies with endorsements.

I have bought puppies with endorsements and don't have a problem with it

All my kitties going to a new homes with Agreement signed by me and new owners which saying that baby had to be neutered, have no breeding rights; must not be declawed ( as some people do go to leave to other counries); will be registered on "non-active" register and all registration papers will be releised upon receiving a confirmation from the Vet about cat being neutered. Just to avoid back yard and kitty mills breeding.

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Ditto, it is a mark of a responsible breeder. In this way we can at least ensure that should any of our pups be used for breeding they will be typical and good examples of the breed and will have all the relevant health tests for the breed carried out before being bred from.

Also the new owners are likely to realise their responsibilities to the breed when they know they must health test and have a good example before they even consider the serious step of breeding.

It also ensures that they will have to come back to the breeder for to have them lifted and then can be given the benefit of the breeders advice and experience. Many realise breeding carrys too many responsibilities and costs and decide it is not for them.