A & J  Gold Leaf

Miniature Schnauzers

 

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A & J Gold Leaf Miniature Schnauzers

We are located on an acre of land in Beaumont, Texas. Breeding Schnauzers has been a long time passion of ours. All of our puppies are home raised, trained and loved with years of experience in raising German Shepherds, Cocker Spaniels, English Mastiffs, and Miniature Schnauzers. All of our Miniature Schnauzers are registered as Miniature Schnauzers.  The American Kennel Club has them registered as Miniature Schnauzers. We are dedicated to producing happy, top quality AKC Miniature Schnauzer puppies with excellent health, good temperament and intelligence for family companions.

To maintain the health of our dogs and puppies, vaccinations are given at the appropriate time;  heartworming and regular deworming is done, also.  All of our dogs and puppies are given daily vitamins and fed Premium Quality Eukanuba Dry Dog/Puppy Foods.

If you are interested in purchasing a puppy, please read our  Deposit/Health Guarantee and the information about our Schnauzer Family. When you purchase a puppy from us you will need to sign a Deposit Agreement Receipt and Health Guarantee Agreement.  The Health Guarantee is very important because it not only protects the Buyer, but the puppy as well. We stand behind every puppy we sell and the Buyer has A & J Gold Leaf Schnauzers lifetime support. To be fair and honest about our prices  that are posted; we  can not honor suggested purchase prices just as we can not walk into a store or shopping mall and suggest prices we want to pay for items. These contracts are a must read before purchasing a puppy from Gold Leaf Schnauzers.

The  Gold Leaf Schnauzer House tries very hard to describe each puppy, showing photos of the puppy, siblings and parents. There are a lot of variations in shades brown, tan, etc and in our opinion of a light or dark coat might not compare to the next person. We do our very best to describe color, current weight and height and give educated guesses as to adult appearance. It is not possible to  absolutely guarantee all attributes of a puppy at a young age.   Our Toy Schnauzer are not runts! They have the same life expectancy and health as their larger relatives. With all that being said: Puppies grow at different rates. We can not guarantee adult height and weight or confirmation of the puppy. The height and weight is based strictly on the background generational history of their parents and their ancestors.

 We want everyone who purchase a puppy from us to be totally happy with their new puppy; so each puppy will come with a "Starter Care Package" with everything you need  to get off on the right foot with your new puppy.

  • AKC Registration Application

  • One Year Health Guarantee

  • Eukanuba Starter Kit

  • Goody Bag Starter

  • Health Record

  • Current Vaccination Record

  • Policy Agreement Contract

We are not a puppy mill. We do not breed our puppies to sell to or transfer to wholesale outlets, dog dealers, brokers, humane shelters, laboratories, pet shops or their agents. We are reputable breeders dedicated to producing quality dogs.

Backyard Breeder vs. the Reputable Breeder

Backyard Breeder

Reputable Breeder

1. Motive for breeding: "fun", "good for kids", "to make money". Does not screen buyers and seldom refuses to sell, even if buyer is unsuitable.

1. Dedication to producing quality dogs is serious avocation. Has so much invested in dogs that he/ she struggles to break even, not make a profit. Will sell pups only to approved buyers.

2. Breeds the family pet to any convenient pet of the same breed just to have purebred pups. Has no understanding or concern with genetics, pedigree bloodlines, or breed improvement.

2. Can explain how planned breedings are used to emphasize or minimize specific, qualities through linebreeding, outcrossing, or more rarely, inbreeding.

3. Though the pets (sire/dam of pups) may be well loved, they were not tested for hip dysplasia or for othe genetic problems such as cardiomyopathy and hypothyroidism.

3. Does not breed dogs younger than age 2. Has breeding stock x-rayed to check for hipdysplasia, echo/doppler run for SAS, holtered within the last year for cardiomyopathy (also known as ARVC) and thyroid screened.

4. Offers no health guarantee beyond proof of shots, if that. Unqualified to give help if problems develop.

4. Written contractural commitment to replace a dog with genetic faults or to help owner deal with problem.

5. Seller has little knowledge of breed history, the national breed club or of the AKC breed standard. May claim this does not matter for "just pets"

5. Loves the breed and can talk at length about its background, uses, and ideal type.

6. Pups raised in makeshift accommodations, sometimes unsanitary, indicating lack of long-term investment in breeding and lack of true care for the puppies well-being.

6. Has an investment in dog equipment and the puppies environment is sanitary and loving.

7. Even when selling "just pets", may produce AKC papers or "championship pedigrees" as proof of quality. Yet seller does not increase his/her own knowledge through participation in national, regional, or local breed clubs. Is not involved in showing their dogs to "prove" quality.

7. Belongs to national, regional, and/or local dog clubs, indicating a love for the sport of purebred dogs. Shows their dogs as an objective test of how his/her stock measures up.

8. May be unwilling to show a buyer the litter or to introduce the dam of the litter. Cannot or will not compare/critique pups or pup's ancestors.

8. Shows litter and dam in a sanitary environment. Helps buyer evaluate and choose a pup. Explains criteria for "show prospects" versus "pet picks".

9. Prices are at the low and of local range, since must move pups quickly. Advertises in the local newspaper classified.

9. Prices will be at the high end of local range Price will not reflect all that is invested in the pups. A reputable breeder never profits from the sale of puppies. Does not advertise in the newspaper. Has established waiting list for the pups.

10. No concern for the future of individual pups or the breed as a whole. Does not use AKC limited registration option or ask for spy/neuter contract to guard against the breeding of sub-standard pups. If you can not keep the pup, tells you to take it to a dog pound or to sell it.

10. After purchase, will help you with grooming or training problems. Will take back a pup you cannot keep rather than see it disposed of inappropriately. Sells pets with spay/neuter agreement and on AKC limited registration.

 

 

 

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