A Dogs NSW affiliated breed club supporting the longevity of the Irish Setter.
Responsible breeders can tell you that the purebred dog is far more predictable as to its temperament, behaviour, appearance, size and even colour than a crossbred dog. Purebred dogs are the result of many years of selective breeding. All breeds were developed for a specific purpose and documentation is available on their history and heritage.
When you buy a purebred puppy you will know what to expect in the adult dog. Knowing the characteristics and attributes of a purebred dog enables you to narrow down the choices to those which best fit into your lifestyle. For example, how large will the dog grow and will it require constant grooming or exercise?
DOGS NSW breeders – here to help
Responsible breeders have the experience to give puppies the care and nurturing they need at critical early stages. This not only ensures you’ll have a healthy puppy, but that the puppy is much less likely to develop into a difficult adult.
Responsible breeders will answer your questions and share their knowledge with you. They’ll provide background about the breed and discuss the characteristics of the adult dog and whether it is suitable for your lifestyle.
You should receive a documented history of the puppy and you will be able to see one or both parents or other family members. Breeders will give you guidance about proper care and feeding, health issues and training. They are there to help you and will continue to provide information and support as your puppy grows into adulthood. All DOGS NSW registered breeders are bound by a strict Code of Ethics, covering responsible dog ownership and breeder responsibilities relating to the keeping, welfare, breeding and selling of dogs. This Code of Ethicsensures you a healthy, happy and well-adjusted puppy.
https://www.dogsnsw.org.au/breeds/why-a-purebred
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