After a breeder has answered your questions successfully, it's time to meet them on their turf. Insist on meeting the parents or at least the mother of your puppies. Also ask to see the place where the pups are whelped and raised for the first 8 weeks of their life. It should be inside or in a kennel area that is clean and does not reek of urine and feces. Discuss the breeders vaccination policies.
Many breeders have different policies concerning vaccinating their puppies.
Learn how and why your breeder does it the way they do. I know this is shocking to some, but this is where the health guarantees come into play. It is true that you get what you pay for, and the same theory applies when you are purchasing a puppy. I hope these suggestions will come in handy. Please keep in mind that not all people will agree with the requirements that I have laid out in these pages.