Q: Where do you get your puppies from?
A: Our puppies are happy and healthy family pets. PetCenter’s puppies come from:
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- Trusted licensed breeders and distributors We work with breeders who meet our internal standards for care, accountability, and transparency. Our policy requires consistent compliance with these standards over time, and we carefully review each breeder’s history to ensure they align with our expectations. We are committed to maintaining responsible sourcing practices and are happy to provide additional information to customers who want to learn more about where their puppy comes from.
Q: Will my puppy be registered?
A: There are several canine registries (The American Kennel Club, (AKC), APR, ACA, UKC) and others. Most of our puppies are registered. You will be given the opportunity to register your new puppy at the time of purchase.
Q: What does it mean to have a registered puppy?
A: Buying a registered, purebred puppy means that its family tree is documented as being exclusively one breed. Buying a registered dog does not necessarily mean that the dog will be healthier than a non-registered dog. It means that its parents are of the same breed and that the dog comes from a purebred line. AKC (American Kennel Club) is the most familiar purebred dog registry in the country. There are several other dog registries such as ACA, APR, UKC that also register purebred dogs.
Q: Will my puppy be microchipped?
A: Yes, all of our puppies are microchipped before purchase. You will be given the opportunity to register it at the time of purchase. It is extremely important to register your puppies microchip. If your puppy should ever become lost, there is a good chance that your puppy will be recovered if it has a registered microchip. In a pets lifetime, one out of three will become lost. Without enrollment registration and identification about ninety percent will not be recovered.
Q: What breeds are best for people who have allergies?
A: People who have allergies should consider dogs that shed very little. Breeds to consider are: Yorkshire Terrier, Bichon Frise, Chinese Crested, Shih Tzu, Maltese, Poodle, Schnauzer, Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier and many other breeds.
