Most breeders will give the buyer an out, by saying that if you don't like the pup when you see it, you can send it back immediately, but again the shipping fees will be up to you to pay. You will also have to pay for a Vet health certificate, required by the airlines. As you can see, communication is a must as there are added expenses to the purchase price that cannot be recovered if you don't get exactly what you wanted in a puppy. As a whole, I think it is a bad idea. If you have absorbed this article, you now know there is a big difference between a breeder and a puppy maker and this type of person will end up being a puppy maker.
Ignorance breeds ignorance and does harm to the breed.
Having a stud dog is some people's idea to make money, but if you are honest with yourself, how would you know if that outside bitch is of a quality that should be bred. It is knowing what to approve that is part of a persons study program or knowing your own male qualities and faults. I told her that if she genuinely enjoyed such a project, then she should volunteer at her local shelter as they always were in need of foster homes for whelping bitches and pups. She did and is happy as a little clam. Hope this article helps you to find your special pup.