Most breeders responsible for Havanese Breeding are devoted to maintaining the health of the breed, conscientious in their Breeding efforts to help eradicate any known health conditions. However, the Havanese breed can fall prey to "puppy milling", the act of taking greater notice in trying to create a larger litter of puppies for a bigger profit rather than looking after the initial health of the Havanese. In order to get a healthy, purebred Havanese puppy, it is advised that a little research into the Breeding and ancestral line of the Havanese dog be carried out.
When breeders breed Havanese dogs - not for 'puppy milling' - they always ensure that the dog's health is always monitored as closely as possible, especially in the first few months of life. It is important the Havanese dogs always have fresh drinking water available and are fed a nurtirional, high quality diet. Unfortunately, some breeders neglect this fact as their main goal is not the puppies' health or well being, but the amount of money that the breeder can make of one litter.
Fortunately, many Havanese breeders only see the purchase price of a Havanese puppy as secondary. These breeders's main achievement is making the Havanese dog as popular as and wide spread as possible, whilst ensuring the health off the Havanese is in the best possible condition.
