Yes, we believe there are.

A responsible dog breeder breeds only for the betterment of the breed. This means avoiding dogs with negative traits, whether behavioral (temperament) or physical (defects or medical issues).

Responsible breeders also set clear parameters for their breeding stock. This includes having a thoughtful plan for each dog regarding when to begin and stop breeding, as well as providing care throughout the entire process. It also includes caring for each animal produced—both physically and psychologically.

We go to great lengths to ensure the breeders we work with meet and exceed all these standards.

- Every dog and puppy we rescue is fully vetted, vaccinated, and dewormed before arriving at Puppy Protection.

-Every dog and puppy we rescue has been well socialized with children and a variety of animals, including dogs, cats, and livestock.

-Every dog and puppy we rescue is transported with the highest standard of care.

-Every dog and puppy we rescue is fully evaluated by our veterinarians. This includes all relevant vaccines, spaying/neutering, microchipping, deworming, and treatment of any medical issues.

- Every dog and puppy we rescue is behaviorally and psychologically assessed and receives any required training. This includes leash training, crate training, house training, off-leash recall, and basic obedience. This ensures each dog or puppy has the skills needed to be a loving and well-adjusted family member.

- Additionally, Puppy Protection provides full support for the lifetime of every dog and puppy we place. Our adopters are always encouraged to reach out for advice, help, or guidance—whether it’s complex training support or simple product recommendations. We are committed to being there for our adopters and their rescued pets.