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The most popular dog breed in North Carolina is the Labrador Retriever, praised for its friendly temperament and versatility.
At Mawoo Pets, we have a broad selection of reputable breeders across North Carolina. Our breeders focus on a range of breeds including Toy Poodle, French Bulldog, and German Shepherd Dog. For the latest availability of breeds, you can explore our current listings of puppies for sale in NC.
Yes! We have plenty of small breed puppies available in North Carolina and nearby states. Common breeds in NC include Coton de Tulear, Maltese, and French Bulldogs. You can check our live listings for the most up-to-date availability of puppies.
North Carolina's state dog is the Plott Hound, which offers the perfect mix of loyalty and independence. It excels in coon hunting and is a proud symbol of the state's heritage.
A puppy's cost in North Carolina varies with breed, pedigree, and breeder reputation, but on average, you can expect to invest anywhere between $1,000 to $3,500.
Yes, we offer financing options from three excellent puppy financing lenders: Bread Finance, Credova, and Terrace Finance. These financing options can help make the purchase price of a new puppy more affordable. You can apply now to see what amount of financing you qualify for.
In accordance with North Carolina laws, a puppy should be at least eight weeks old before leaving its mom. Prior to this age, puppies need their mother's milk and care to develop properly.
While both breed types can produce puppies, a reputable breeder differentiates themselves by prioritizing the health and wellbeing of their dogs, providing transparent health records, and demonstrating a deep understanding of breed-specific quirks. Backyard breeders, without adequate knowledge or care for the breed, may prioritize profit over welfare.
To find a reputable breeder in your area, look for those affiliated with known breed clubs or registered with a reputable kennel club like AKC. An excellent breeder is transparent about their dogs' history, demonstrates breed knowledge, and genuinely interested in where their dogs end up.
North Carolina law stipulates that any firm, person, or corporation engaged in the operation of breeding and raising dogs and producing more than two litters of puppies or transferring more than 24 dogs per year must register as a professional breeder. It aims to ensure responsible breeding practices and proper puppy care.