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scbatz33 wrote: If they do proper testing, vaccinations and registration along with feeding a good quality diet and proper housing and such then breeders take a loss. Throwing a couple dogs together in the back yard and raising them in your garage doesn't cost a whole lot, but breeders who breed for improvement of their breed, who take the time to show and are SERIOUS about their dogs don't make a profit. Most dont break even.
That's what many breeders want you to think. You can do all the proper testing, vaccinations and quality food, proper housing and good bloodlines and make money. I've seen it done many times. If I would have not gotten sick and not had to sell my kennel I would have made lots of money. I feed Royal Canin, had nice bloodlines, was at my vets (2 tryed to hire me) almost ever week. You can do it right and make money.
That's what many breeders want you to think. You can do all the proper testing, vaccinations and quality food, proper housing and good bloodlines and make money. I've seen it done many times. If I would have not gotten sick and not had to sell my kennel I would have made lots of money. I feed Royal Canin, had nice bloodlines, was at my vets (2 tryed to hire me) almost ever week. You can do it right and make money.