YES, but the rewarding feeling you get can not be described. I can t take a small puppy. Most people that would like to raise a puppy don t look into it because they assume they would not qualify. The fact is, virtually anyone who really wants to can qualify. You should attend some type of obedience class after you get your puppy, but remember, you will not be doing the professional, formal training.
Most organizations hold their own free classes.
You must be 18 years old to sign the Puppy Raiser Contract , but most organizations will allow a parent to co-sign if you don t meet the age requirement. You must spend time taking the puppy out in public, and you must be prepared to return them when the time comes. Other than that, all you need is a genuine desire to do it. This depends on the organization. All puppies remain the property of the organization they came from, so you don't buy the puppy.