Author: Jeannie Eubanks

Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

Published: 2016-06-13

Total Pages: 64

ISBN-13: 9781534621824

Are you tired of searching online, trying to pick out that one special puppy without a clue of where to turn? Was the last puppy you purchased nothing like the puppy the breeder promised you he or she would be, and you want to make sure your next puppy is? Have you been online for days, and all you see are online pet shops offering you quick sales with no personalization behind their brand? Do you want to purchase a puppy that will only weigh 3 pounds and need to know what to look for to ensure you are not deceived by these sellers that appear to be less than honorable? Did the last puppy you purchased die after spending $1,500 at the vet to try to save her. Do you want to make sure that never happens to your family or your new puppy again? If the answer to any of these questions is yes, reading a copy of Jeannie's book, "That's Not a Teacup" is exactly what you need. Jeannie's book will give you a power packed punch of ammunition to guide you in the direction that not only ensures you bring home the right puppy, but also protects all dogs from the abuse of puppy mills. Buying a puppy is a lot more involved than just finding the right puppy; which is hard enough in itself. It is also about making sure you find a breeder that loves the ancestors of your new family member. If your breeder is only in it for a profit, your alleged perfect puppy, might only be in your family a few short months or years. Since dogs live very short lives, it is important to make sure the genetics behind your puppy are solid. In order to help you achieve this goal, it is imperative you find the right breeder; they are out there, you just need to take the time to find them. Jeannie has been breeding dogs for 24 years, and she knows from experience what to look for. Jeannie also has a Bachelor in Health Science Education degree from the University of Florida, and she knows how to ensure a puppy has sound genetics. She will help you spot a great breeder and a puppy mill as well. Her book also offers solutions to help those that cannot afford to pay the price for a well-bred dog and does not want to contribute to the abuse of puppy mills. There are healthy $500 teacups out there. You just have to know how to find them. There are also $3,000 fakes available, in abundance. Jeannie's book is easy to follow and enjoyable to read. If you are ready to make that investment for your new family member, "That's Not a Teacup" needs to be the first step you take. Rushing into your decision is great for the breeder, but probably not for you. The dog breeding world is one of the most misleading and cruel markets in the world. Cute little puppies are dressed up and used as pawns for deception. Unscrupulous breeders effortlessly play on the consumers emotions with the aid of adorable little puppies, as the consumer is often times mourning the recent loss of a beloved dog. Armed with the knowledge Jeannie provides, consumers no longer have to resort to unknowingly contributing to the horrendous abuse of dogs and cats who suffer in the hands of some of societies worst individuals. If anything, learn from her for the sake of all those that are suffering right now, and need your help. If you want to do the right thing, but are clueless, "That's Not a Teacup" is the book for you. If you simply love reading interesting books about dogs, "That's Not a Teacup" offers readers an insightful perspective on what it is like to be a dog breeder in a world of heartless competition. This book is a must read for all dog lovers.