How does it work do i pay monthly,yearly is the company PetCare good?
If not which one is the best… Just wanna prepare for a westie pup and have most of the info…
And i’m just worried that i won’t know what these stuff when i get the pup and i’m only 13 i gotta care 
"I suggest Veterinary Pet Insurance." Any Info… Fee’s?
1 hour ago
https://www.petsecure.com/quote_calc/myq…
Help me pic a plan i was thinking of the second one and this is the doggies vet
http://www.goldbook.ca/goldbook/EastToro…
6 min drive
& do you think i’ll be able to take care of the westie with my brother, Mom and dad… We’re all very mature.. and anyone know any free westie Training DVD’s that i can burn 120mins Max. Also if anyone knows westie breeders near Rexdale, ON To Brampton or somewhere i can drive too with my parants to get him. Thanks
http://www.canadawestieclub.ca/ i emailed them never got a reply been long
Here’s the thing.. You should contact your local Westie club, breeders in your area.. A good breeder will tell you all the things you need to know, what to buy, where to get insurance, where to go for training, what food to feed, how to housetrain and everything else.. Check Westie Rescue in your area, contact the Canadian Kennel Club and ask them for numbers for Rescue in your area.
Edit : Here are the CKC registered Westie breeders of Ontario
#1 by DP on November 28, 2009 - 7:31 am
Here’s the thing.. You should contact your local Westie club, breeders in your area.. A good breeder will tell you all the things you need to know, what to buy, where to get insurance, where to go for training, what food to feed, how to housetrain and everything else.. Check Westie Rescue in your area, contact the Canadian Kennel Club and ask them for numbers for Rescue in your area.
Edit : Here are the CKC registered Westie breeders of Ontario
References :
http://www.canadawestieclub.ca/westies/Ont.pdf
#2 by Frankie P on November 28, 2009 - 8:04 am
Westies require regular brushings and trimmings for proper hygiene. These are not good dogs to have to hang out around the house! They are stubborn insisters of being in charge and you must assert yourself as pack-leader to maintain a healthy household.
Do NOT buy animals because they look cute. Introduce new family members because you understand, and accept them.
Getting a Westie as a show dog, or other investment would justify insurance. No insurance can replace a family member!
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