Being Breed Specific. Dog Breed, I mean. Like as in breeding one breed of dog instead of multiple breeds.

Only one breed of dogs? Really? Why would someone do that? Let me ask “Why Not”?

We’ve reached out to a number of breeders that are breed specific, and listen to what they have to say! Seems like there’s a list of benefits that they are experiencing, not to mention the fact that according to a survey we’ve done recently showing that 51% of potential puppy buyers think being breed specific is very important.

May I challenge you to do some research and find the breed that you really love, the breed that makes you smile, makes you want to do what it takes to better the breed. This passion alone can give you the motivation it takes to become a better breeder!

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The owners at PuppyLove believe there is beauty in imperfection, and an ordinary life can be extraordinary if all things are done in love. For ten years, they have been working toward their goal of raising conformationally correct, genetically perfect dachshunds with that classic big-dog, humorous, and outgoing personality. At PuppyLove, it is the small things, including the short and long ones, that bring them joy.