Sadly, burglaries have been reported in Northwich, Alsager and Ashley where puppies have been stolen.
| When advertising your puppies for sale please consider the following: *Don't include pictures that may give clues of the location or where you live *Never give out your address until you believe the person genuinely wants to visit *Make viewings available by appointment only, take as many details of the potential buyer as possible. When buying a puppy make sure you buy from a reputable source, be suspicious if they wont let you see the puppies at home and ask to see puppies and mum together, make sure all paperwork comes with the puppy and that its microchipped and the details corresponds to the breeder. Plenty of information can be found online so do your research. If you have any information or see something suspicious please report it via 101 or https://www.cheshire.police.uk/ro/report/ |
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