San Diego Dog Breeders will let people interested in getting a dog know what type of genetic screening is necessary for a specific type of breed such as hip x rays and will be ready to talk about problems and give you proof of genetic screening done on the dog. Not only this, but a good San Diego Dog Breeder will also be able to give you proof of genetic screening done on the puppy's parents as well. Reputable San Diego Dog Breeders will not have a ton of litters of different breeds. Most of them only breed one litter a year and if you do happen to come across one that has multiple litters this should raise a red flag for you. A good San Diego Dog Breeder will have books and photos, even awards that prove long term interest in the breed. Look around and see what type of environment the puppies are exposed to. Good dog breeders will give their puppies clean big rooms with plenty of space to exercise. If you see that the puppies are all bunched up in a teensy little space it will make it difficult for the puppies to grow in a normal way and the puppies will then be hard to house train. A good San Diego Dog Breeder will also never try to sell a puppy that is under the age of seven weeks. In general a lot of breeders think that a period of seven to eight weeks is appropriate while there are others that prefer to wait a little longer. If you are looking at puppies that are twelve weeks of age or older you will have to confirm that they have gotten the necessary attention and that they enjoy being around people more than to their siblings.
