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Welsh_Dragon · 4 Dec 21, 08:43 AM

Perhaps take a blanket with you and ask the breeders to rub the mother down with it when you pick up the puppy. Also, at home, set up a crate in a quiet place so that the puppy has a safe space and is not overwhelmed by the busyness of Christmas. It is most unusual for a responsible breeder to release a puppy on Christmas Eve. It would be a red flag to me, so be careful.

4 Dec 21, 08:43 AM	#6
	4 Dec 21, 08:43 AM Welsh_Dragon Proud to wear my Ears
Welsh_Dragon Proud to wear my Ears Join Date: Jun 19	Perhaps take a blanket with you and ask the breeders to rub the mother down with it when you pick up the puppy. Also, at home, set up a crate in a quiet place so that the puppy has a safe space and is not overwhelmed by the busyness of Christmas. It is most unusual for a responsible breeder to release a puppy on Christmas Eve. It would be a red flag to me, so be careful.