Dog For Sale -- Reasons and Facts
1. Why Buy:
Dogs bond with humans with ease and can be a great source of joy for your family.
2. What Pet to Purchase:
Dogs enjoy company, 
so
considering your family size and the time they will be able to spend with the
pet is an important consideration.
3. When to Buy:
Dogs should not be bought as a gift or for yourself if you are not sure to give it the necessary attention, but when you are ready to exchange unconditional love and companionship. The best time to buy depends on the dog breed, but most dogs can be brought in when they about 4 weeks old; however, some breeds like the Beagle should preferably be bought when 8 weeks old.
Dog For Sale -- Where to Look
1. Online:
If you are looking to get your Dog from beyond your local area, then Internet sale sections are a good medium.
2. Classifieds:
Local classifieds often come up with attractive offers on dogs for sale.
3. Pet Shows:
If you are looking for certified and pedigreed puppies, go for the pet shows around, but remember they will be priced ones.
4. Local Vet:
The local Vet can be a reliable source of information for healthy puppies. He can also guide you to someone who has had recent litters and may be offering competitive prices.
Dog For Sale -- What to Look For
1. Pet Temperament:
An overly aggressive or an introvert personality may not be the best choice for a puppy. Also, allow some time for weaning and separation from its family.
2. Pet's Surroundings:
Warm and dry places with plenty of play space are ideal to pick your dog from.
3. Pet's Health:
Check for the inoculation schedule and be sure of any history of diseases in the puppy or its parents.
4. What to Avoid:
If you think you can change the character of a dog, you are wrong, so do not take in anything that doesn't behave the way you want it.
Dog For Sale -- How to Choose
1. Type of Pet:
The choice between a male or
female or a pair of dogs is not your only concern. 
Make sure you have
the temperament to have a pet and enough space to lend it some privacy. Small
apartments cannot house active dogs. Also some dogs, like certain breeds of
bulldogs, are not too friendly and may not be the best choice for the family.
2. Supplies & Equipment:
You will need at least two sets of bedding equipment, bowls, leash and dog chews, toys, litter pans, and trash bins. Optional equipment includes automatic feeders, grooming equipments, furniture, treats, and clothes.
3. Expense:
Dogs are available for $200 to $2500 depending on the dog breed and pedigree. Other expenses will include dog-proofing your house, medical expenses and food expenses, which can vary if your vet asks for expensive nutritional supplements. Grooming, neutering and spaying are optional expenses and prices are variable.
