One of the best benefits has been that it has given me Freedom To Spend Time With My Family.  When my elderly mother got sick, I was able to care for her.  Running to all her doctor appointments would have been a real problem if I had been tied down to a "regular" job.  I was able to spend some real quality time with her during her last years that none of my siblings were able to do and now they regret it.  I have no regrets and cherish the time I was able to spend with my mother.  I wouldn't trade that for anything! 

     I was also always there for my kids when they were growing up.  I never missed a school field trip, a parent/teacher conference or any ball games, dance recitals or gymnastics events.  I helped with homework and school projects, and was able to get more involved with their schooling.  I was there to help mend their skinned knees and broken hearts.  Now I get to do the same with my Grandchildren.       

It also has given me The Opportunity To Be a Better Parent in other ways.  I've been able to teach our kids responsibility by assigning them chores and duties involved in taking care of the puppies.  It's helped to teach my children to be nurturing, caring and loving adults. 

  Raising dogs has been Great For Our Marriage.  The love and enthusiasm we share for the dogs has really bonded us together.  We've never even had a chance to "grow apart" like many couples do who have been married as long as we have. 
     It allowed my husband and I to always be on the same schedule when he had his executive "job", since I could adjust my schedule to his.  And, now that he's retired from the corporate world, it allows us to work together with the dogs.
     My husband is responsible for getting us involved with an usual activity with the dogs when he stumbled on some information about "carting" dogs a couple of years ago.

     You can use just about any breed and teach them to pull various kinds of carts, wagons and even sleds and skiers.  The dogs love it and it's great exercise and adventure for everyone!  We have met some of the most interesting people in dog carting.
     That leads me to the next benefit we have experienced by having these wonderful dogs in our lives...

We've Met the Most Wonderful Lifelong Friends from the people we have sold puppies to and others we've met through the dogs.  People will call and come back and visit you.

     They'll send you pictures and cards and letters telling you how much they love their dog.   And they'll always come back to you when it's time for a new addition to their family.  They will refer ALL their friends to you too when you run your business ethically!  
     When you're involved with dogs, you can't help but meet new people that end up being friends for life.  From the puppy buyers to other breeders and fellow dog enthusiasts, dog lovers are the nicest people you'd ever want to meet!  Our very best friends are all people that we have met through the dogs.  You can do something as little as walk a dog through a park or any public place for that matter, and people will be drawn to you and your dog and naturally start conversations. 
     Since we're on this subject, I have to tell you what my youngest son discovered...

Dogs Are a BABE Magnet!!  That is what my son always says.  When he was in college, he used to come and get one of the dogs and take them for a walk in the park or to ball games at the local recreation center.
He said the girls would just flock to him to ask about his dog and ooh and ahh over whichever one he picked to take with him that day.  We laughed at him until he met our lovely daughter-in-law that way!            She is an absolute doll, and we're so happy to have her in our family.  Of course, we are thrilled that she is a real dog lover too!  We're so happy now that our son used the dogs as "Babe Magnets" because then he couldn't help but meet a sweet girl who loves dogs as much as we do.
	My teenage granddaughter says it works equally as well for girls to get boys to talk to them, so now she's using her uncle's trick!  Sometimes my husband jokes around and says that he is going to go walk one of the "babe magnets" down to the park.  What have we started in this family??

Dogs Have Enabled Me to Give Back to My Community. 

You can't imagine the joy you get from visiting sick and elderly people with therapy dogs.  They always say it is the highlight of their week when we come and visit them with the dogs.  Children's Hospitals, Cancer Wards, Nursing Homes and the like are thrilled to have us bring the dogs and I love putting smiles on all those faces.       I also love going to the schools and teaching the kids about proper care of their dogs.

I help educate the kids about the importance of spaying and neutering, proper grooming and getting plenty of exercise.  I volunteer at our local spay and neuter organization so they provide me with "coupons" for the kids to take home to get a discount on getting their pets fixed.       The parents love getting the discount and kids love learning about how to take better care of their dogs.  If I was working a regular "job" I would never have the time or the energy to do all this volunteer work for our community.  Raising puppies for a living enables me to give back so much more than I would ever be able to do otherwise.           Besides my time, it also enables me financially to give to numerous charities and worthy organizations.  Of course, my favorites are those that help animals, so they get the bulk of my donations.       I haven't really talked about money yet, but I must say that...   Raising Dogs is Very Financially Rewarding!         It's hard to say if this is the best part of all or not.  I can say that it sure is nice that my kids never went without anything they needed.  They were taught to work for anything they wanted, but I was able to always provide everything they needed.  Not only that, it provided us with a larger home and put all our children through college.       When my mother was sick and her prescription medicine was not all covered by her medical plan, I was able to pay for everything she needed.  Being able to provide needed health care for loved ones and take care of your parents when they need you is a benefit that can't be measured.       If you want to find out how you can get started breeding dogs even if you have no money or live in a small home or apartment, I want to help you.  Regardless of your reasons for needing more money, more freedom or more time with your family and friends, there is no more rewarding way to do it than by raising puppies.               I'm not ignorant so I also know there are people who are going to breed dogs who shouldn't.  Even if you're one of those people, I'd rather help you do it the right way and take better care of your dogs, than to hurt them with your lack of knowledge or add to the unwanted pet population by doing it wrong.       I've created a chart to help you figure out how much money you can earn in your specific situation.  So I can email you the chart, and tell you how you can raise puppies profitably and gain the freedom you've always wanted, just enter your email address below and you will instantly receive more information on the very next page.  I'll meet you there in a second! To a Better Life for All of Us,              Jenny Moore

Jim and Betty Morgan
-Cherry Valley, California  U.S.A.