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11-11-2012, 10:50 PM
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chocolate breeder
My family fell in love with the chocolate Havanese and we are looking for a reputable breeder. We would greatly appreciate any assistance, advice etc.
thanks!
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11-12-2012, 05:35 AM
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where do you live? My breeder has chocolate havanese. I really wanted chocolate, but there were none available when i was ready to have my pup, and i didn't want to wait any longer. The kennel is called Mystykalsky havanese in NB Canada.
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11-12-2012, 10:35 AM
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We live in NJ. Is it safe to ship a puppy that far? Also, were you happy working with that breeder?? Anything we should know or specifically ask? Thanks!!
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11-12-2012, 10:37 AM
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We live in NJ. Is it safe to ship a puppy that far? Also, were you happy working with that breeder?? Anything we should know or specifically ask? Thanks!!
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please be careful of shipping puppies, it CAN traumatize them. Most ethical breeders will fly with thier pups to deliver them to you, but will not 'ship' them.
Have you looked through the "What to look for in a Breeder" thread that it at the top of our forum? VERY helpful and can help guide you in your search! 
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11-12-2012, 11:22 AM
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i doubt she would ship them, especially across the US border. You probably can find a kennel closer to home.
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11-12-2012, 11:22 AM
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Please ask questions, we will be more than happy to guide you. I would rather you pick up the puppy yourself. My sister flew to Chicago to pick up her Havanese. I agree flying the pup is traumatic. I was not as informed and am guilty of it. When I decide to get another down the road, I will jump on a plane and pick up my pup if need be.
I love the chocolates. I don't know of a breeder, but be careful you don't get too hung up on color. I really feel temperament and a good match is more important. Color is a bonus  !
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11-12-2012, 11:27 AM
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Yes, dont get too hung up on color, remember the havanese tend to change color. That chocolate puppy could end up as a light tan or almost white adult!
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11-12-2012, 12:36 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by TilliesMom
please be careful of shipping puppies, it CAN traumatize them. Most ethical breeders will fly with thier pups to deliver them to you, but will not 'ship' them.
Have you looked through the "What to look for in a Breeder" thread that it at the top of our forum? VERY helpful and can help guide you in your search! 
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Or you can fly to pick them up, which is what I did with Kodi. This can actually be invaluable, as you get to meet the parents, see how the pup was living, and spend some time talking to your breeder about how they have been handling things with the pup. This makes it easier for you to help your puppy make a smooth transition to your home. I would NEVER buy a puppy without visiting the breeder. And I would NEVER have a puppy shipped cargo. Only in cabin, with a person to look after them (preferably me.  )
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11-12-2012, 03:33 PM
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Yes, dont get too hung up on color, remember the havanese tend to change color. That chocolate puppy could end up as a light tan or almost white adult!
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Very good point. I have seem dark Havs turn white! My guys didn't change, but a lot do. I think there is a thread on color charge.
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11-12-2012, 03:35 PM
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At the dog show last weekend I was talking to a woman showing her havanese. She had a beautiful girl with a caramel colored long flowing coat. She told me she was chocolate brown as a puppy. The tips of her ears were the only chocolate that remains!
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