Kennels Von Lotta?

[Jessiewessie99]

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Originally Posted by Jessiewessie99

There many dogs in shelters and rescues who deserve homes more than dogs that come from breeders.quote]

Please explain this statement. Why do dogs in shelters and rescues deserve homes more than dogs that com from breeders?

Think about it.Dogs from breeders have a high & better chance at finding a home.Because dogs in rescues and shelters have had a it rough and deserve a second chance at a good life with a loving caring family.

[Jessiewessie99]

I believe I posted this thread to get a simple yes or no answer on whether or not this breeder is a good choice to get a puppy from, just like alot of other people have posted threads asking about certain breeders.And i think I asked what are some things to look for to know if a breeder is a reputable one or not.

[Jessiewessie99]

Originally Posted by doggiedad

"yes these are the traits of a GSD, but GSD's don't come with
these traits". what?

I meant those are the traits ususally associated with GSDs, but yet some GSDs dont come with those traits.

[onyx'girl]

Originally Posted by Jessiewessie99

I believe I posted this thread to get a simple yes or no answer on whether or not this breeder is a good choice to get a puppy from, just like alot of other people have posted threads asking about certain breeders.And i think I asked what are some things to look for to know if a breeder is a reputable one or not.

Did you read this article I posted on page two? It is excellent when researching your next companion even if it isn't a GSD.

Originally Posted by onyx'girl

This article may be of help in "grading" what to look for.

[GSD07]

Originally Posted by Jessiewessie99

I believe I posted this thread to get a simple yes or no answer on whether or not this breeder is a good choice to get a puppy from...

There is no simple yes or no answers when it comes to breeders. Are you really going to chose or discard a breeder just because someone on the internet said yes or no?

[Emoore]

Originally Posted by Jessiewessie99

I believe I posted this thread to get a simple yes or no answer on whether or not this breeder is a good choice to get a puppy from,

You are never going to get a simple yes or no answer on anything on the internet. You could post a blank sheet of paper and somebody would start an argument about whether it was white, eggshell, or ecru.

[Jessiewessie99]

Originally Posted by Emoore

You are never going to get a simple yes or no answer on anything on the internet. You could post a blank sheet of paper and somebody would start an argument about whether it was white, eggshell, or ecru.

whats ecru?lol.i never heard of that one.

[Emoore]

Originally Posted by Jessiewessie99

whats ecru?lol.i never heard of that one.

A shade of white.

[Jessiewessie99]

Originally Posted by Emoore

A shade of white.

i heard of the other ones but not that one.lol. crayola only has one shade of white!lol

[SouthernThistle]

Originally Posted by Jessiewessie99

I believe I posted this thread to get a simple yes or no answer on whether or not this breeder is a good choice to get a puppy from, just like alot of other people have posted threads asking about certain breeders.And i think I asked what are some things to look for to know if a breeder is a reputable one or not.

If I was in the market for another German Shepherd puppy, I would definitely consider Von Lotta. There have been several other threads in the past asking the same question about Von Lotta:

http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum...searchid=62279

If that link doesn't work, go up to the top of the screen where it says "Search" (above the "Search This Thread" button,) and type in "von lotta" with the search being focused around the BREEDING section. It will pull up the threads.

One thing to consider if you have a budget is that Von Lotta is in GEORGIA. Looking at your profile, it says CALIFORNIA. Shipping expenses can be quite large, and I would always recommend going and physically visiting with a breeder prior to making a decision.