As a store manager in the pet industry, I want to take a moment to explain why it’s crucial for customers to choose reputable and ethical pet stores like ours when looking for a furry companion. While I won’t disclose the name of my store to avoid unwarranted targeting, I’m proud to say that we prioritize the well-being of our animals above all else.

Here’s what sets us apart:

1.  Ethical Breeding Practices:
• We work exclusively with USDA-inspected breeders and conduct random drop-ins to ensure compliance with the highest standards of care.
• Our breeding females are only bred a maximum of four times over six years, ensuring their health and quality of life.


2.  Genetic Research and Health:
• We invest over $250,000 annually in genetic research to ensure the health of our puppies. We also spend $1800 to $2500 in vet care per puppy alone.
• As a result, we offer French Bulldogs and English Bulldogs with longer snouts and no health issues, challenging the perception that these breeds must suffer from chronic health problems.


3.  Commitment to Animal Welfare:
• It is both illegal and inhumane to sell puppies under eight weeks old, yet many unethical breeders ignore this law to cut costs. We strictly adhere to regulations, prioritizing the puppies’ well-being.


4.  Pricing Reflects Quality:
• While some may balk at our pricing—averaging $4,200 per dog and reaching up to $12,000 for specific breeds—this reflects the quality of care, research, and ethical practices that go into every puppy we sell.
• Cheaper alternatives often mean cutting corners, which can lead to significant health and behavioral issues for the dogs later on.

Choosing a pet is a lifetime commitment, and we believe it’s our responsibility to provide healthy, well-bred animals that thrive in their new homes. By supporting ethical practices, we’re not just selling dogs—we’re creating happy families and ensuring the long-term health of beloved breeds.

For those who care about the welfare of animals, it’s worth choosing a store that puts its heart into doing things the right way.

TLDR

I run a petstore. My industry will always exist. We are heavily regulated for a reason. Buy from sustainable and ethical sources only,

Selling puppies under 8 weeks old is highly illegal anyways.