Through no fault of its own, those puppies may be abandoned or given away to homes which are not prepared to the demands of owning a Curly. Curlies of a variety of backgrounds and situations end up in rescue. Ten Reasons NOT to get a Curly To minimize the number of Curlies that end up in rescue, we encourage you to learn as much about the breed, the breeds traits, problems, and the breeder you choose to get your Curly from before you make the commitment. You should talk to as many breeders and curly owners as you can before you make your choice. Often times, people find out that the breed may not be suited to there lifestyle.
Curlies are an active dog.
There personality is better suited to being an integral member of the family, and not a kennel dog. Contrary to common belief, Curlies do shed. Curlies are not hypoallergenic. All breeders should be willing to give references of people who have purchased puppies from them in the past. All breeders should readily give references from other breeders, trainers, vets, breed club affiliations etc.