A Splash of Color Danes

POLICIES
I certainly don't intend to sound rude with the following and if you truly love animals then you'll understand why I feel this way and won't be offended.

"My Daness are my 4-legged children, therefore, their babies are my grandchildren. The prices of my pups are not negotiable, so please don't ask. I feel trying to negotiate price is rude and distasteful and it says a lot about you. I feel if you negotiate price of a puppy then you will more than most likely negotiate on the care of the puppy and that's NOT acceptable."

Our dogs live with us in our home. By allowing just anyone to come over is endangering their health, and the privacy and safety of our family. People can bring in all types of disease and viruses on the soles of their shoes. If you wish to view a puppy or adult in person we will "meet you in town" in the Frank's Restaurant parking lot in the back where the truckers park. If it's a puppy you're interested in I'll be more than happy to bring the parents as well so you can see them in person.

Submission of an order form does not guarantee Seller will sell Buyer the puppy selected. Seller reserves the right to refuse the sale of a puppy/dog if felt it is in the best interest of the animal.

Keep in mind there are many "scamming breeders/puppy mills" out there so you usually get what you pay for. BEWARE of breeders who alter their pictures to make one puppy/dog appear as if it's a completely different puppy/dog for sale or to make their dogs look physically better than they actually do! If someone alters their pictures to enhance the appearance of a puppy or adult dog, doesn't it make you wonder what else might they be dishonest about?

Also, I am aware of "scamming" potential customers. If you're someone wanting a "FREE" puppy or adult, please do NOT bother contacting me. I am aware of those giving a "sad story" just to get a free puppy/adult, then they turn around and SELL it to someone else or to a Science Lab for it to become a test animal! That's why I, and any carrying breeder, will always charge an adoption fee, even for animals that can no longer be breeders, to ensure the above won't happen.

In the past I have had my share of hardships (health as well as finances) but, I have never asked for a free handout, especially a pet.

I feel if you're wanting a pet only if it's FREE... then you will more than most likely not want to spend any money on the care of the puppy and that's NOT acceptable. So in short, if you don't want to spend any money to acquire a new pet then maybe you should consider NOT even getting one.... for the pet's best interest!

References upon request.

"Thank You" for understanding our policies.

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