Last Updated on December 23, 2019
Do not make the common mistake of choosing the weakest and saddest puppy just because you pity them. You’re here not to rescue a poor creature but to choose the best dog for your children.
#7 – Good temperament
If possible, spend some time with your chosen puppy’s parents to get an idea about his or her temperament. If the parents seem easy-going, calm, and gentle, chances are the puppy will grow up just as nicely as them.
