Breeders lists are maintained by several local Tibetan Terrier Clubs, by the Tibetan Terrier Club of America and many all-breed clubs. The American Kennel Club (AKC) will furnish names and addresses of breeders. Dog show catalogs list the names and addresses of all the exhibitors, some of whom may have or know of available pups or adults. In some areas of the country TT's are occasionally advertised in the newspaper. Several national dog magazines carry ads for all breeds.

The main leaflet to give out is the A5-size "What's Wrong With McDonald's?". This is aimed at adults and all the criticisms in this leaflet have been verified during the McLibel Trial. It's also good to have some "What's Wrong With Ronald McDonald?" leaflets to give to children, and some "Do You Work For McDonald's?" leaflets for workers. Also, there are McDonald's Protest Pledge Forms available for people to sign.

The cost of leaflets is 12 pounds per 1,000 (6 pounds per 500, etc). If you are unable to afford all or some of this amount, don't worry - the important thing is that leaflets are distributed. In that case, please order leaflets from the McLibel Support Campaign (regardless of where you live). If you order leaflets, you will always be given mostly "What's Wrong With McDonald's?" leaflets with a small number of leaflets for children and workers.

You should receive an up-to-date veterinarian's health certificate and medical record listing all inoculations, worming and other treatment the dog has received. You should receive clear, written instructions on feeding and care. You should receive AKC registration papers which may be the "blue form" initially issued for each puppy in a litter or an "individual white form" with the dog's registered name.

Kerry Blue puppies are not easy to find. Check out the list of breeders. You should not buy a Kerry puppy from a pet store because you may not be able to check the pedigree or receive support from the breeder. It is better find a reputable breeder on this web site or through a local Kerry Blue Club.

See The Truth About Puppy Mills. The AKC also provides information on responsible breeding at http://www.akc.org/breeders/resp_breeding/index.cfm.

One way is to visit local dog shows that represent the breed that you are interested in. Other ways include looking in dog magazines such as Dog Fancy, Dog World, or the annual Dogs USA, and then call or write to the breeders listed. Look for breed club listings, and ask for a copy of the newsletter or any other breed information. ASDI,Inc., has a list of breeders who are signatory to this club's code of ethics, and who may have puppies available, or know someone who does.

Start by asking the breeder questions and asking other people who know them or have bought pups from them about their impressions of that breeder and their dogs. Check to see if they are a member in good standing of an Anatolian Shepherd club. Many backyard or casual breeders will not be members and will not have access to breed information. They will tend to be minimally involved in the breed - and they will produce the largest number of problem dogs.

There are no hard and fast requirements for becoming a Randall cattle owner and breeder. However, breeding stock is presently difficult to find as most breeders are building their herds. As with all critically rare livestock breeds, there is an implied expectation of stewardship associated with ownership.

If the reactor design is much more economical of neutrons, enough U-238 can be converted to plutonium so that after a fuel cycle there is more fissionable material than there was in the original fuel rods in the reactor. Such a design is called a breeder reactor. Breeder reactors essentially use U-238 as fuel, and there is 140 times as much of it as there is U-235. The billion year estimates for fuel resources depend on breeder reactors. The French built two of them, the U.S.

Is actively involved with the national and local horse networks (shows, training, associations, clubs, and other reputable breeders) to keep involved and their knowledge current. The quality and suitability of his horses for breeding is proven through competition and titles. The horses' pedigrees are filled with animals who have obtained competitive titles.

A show breeder is someone who is devoted to a particular breed and who subjects her dogs to breed-specific competitions on a regular basis. There are different types of dog-related competitions, but the one you need to be most familiar with is called 'Conformation'. (see www.akc.org for more information). This is a form of competition in which dogs are judged on the extent to which their physical structure conforms to the established 'breed standard'.

Natura has always dedicated our resources to obtaining the best pet food ingredients that money can buy. Many companies make average foods and spend a lot of money on sales and marketing programs to promote them. We feel that the food is what matters most, and the breeder or consumer pays for "special" programs by getting a lower quality food. Many of our retailers do offer quantity discounts for breeders and large volume users.