I'm looking for a beagle or lhaso apso in Scotland?
Please help really want one and i don't know where else to try?
TIA
Answers:
Both breeds are very different in most regards, coat care, temperament, exercise requirements.etc. It would be a good idea to do some more research on both breeds before deciding what one to opt for.maybe visit some dogshows to meet lots of examples of both breeds. Once you have decided what breed suits your lifestyle best then go through one of the breed clubs and make sure that the breeder you buy from is reputable (both breeds are unfortunately favourites of the puppyfarmers), make sure that the breeder carries out all the relevant health tests for the breed.
Here is the contact details for both Scottish Breed Clubs
SCOTTISH BEAGLE CLUB. Sec. Mrs F Quay. Tel No: 01236 760355
LHASA APSO CLUB OF SCOTLAND. Sec. Mrs E Parsons. Tel No: 01592 754362
Good Luck in your search.
Keep Looking.
not sure whether you've tried these or not, but the 'yellow paper' or ad trader newspaper has a large pets section, you can get regional versions or whole of scotland versions. i got my puppy through the ad trader, and she turned out to be incredible. the breeder was also very reasonable, and very reliable. i also found many of the people i contacted willing to bend over backwards to help me in my search for the perfect dog. if you don't find the dog you're looking for the first time you buy the paper, they come out every week and are always updated with new ads. the 'daily record' also have a tiny dogs section in their ad section. www.adtrader.co.uk
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TIA
Answers:
Both breeds are very different in most regards, coat care, temperament, exercise requirements.etc. It would be a good idea to do some more research on both breeds before deciding what one to opt for.maybe visit some dogshows to meet lots of examples of both breeds. Once you have decided what breed suits your lifestyle best then go through one of the breed clubs and make sure that the breeder you buy from is reputable (both breeds are unfortunately favourites of the puppyfarmers), make sure that the breeder carries out all the relevant health tests for the breed.
Here is the contact details for both Scottish Breed Clubs
SCOTTISH BEAGLE CLUB. Sec. Mrs F Quay. Tel No: 01236 760355
LHASA APSO CLUB OF SCOTLAND. Sec. Mrs E Parsons. Tel No: 01592 754362
Good Luck in your search.
Keep Looking.
not sure whether you've tried these or not, but the 'yellow paper' or ad trader newspaper has a large pets section, you can get regional versions or whole of scotland versions. i got my puppy through the ad trader, and she turned out to be incredible. the breeder was also very reasonable, and very reliable. i also found many of the people i contacted willing to bend over backwards to help me in my search for the perfect dog. if you don't find the dog you're looking for the first time you buy the paper, they come out every week and are always updated with new ads. the 'daily record' also have a tiny dogs section in their ad section. www.adtrader.co.uk
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