What exactly is a guardian home?

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A Guardian Home is a special arrangement where a dog is placed in a loving, carefully selected family environment while still being part of a responsible breeding program. In this setup, the dog lives as a beloved pet in the home, receiving all the care, attention, and companionship it deserves. When the time is right, the dog will be bred by ethical standards, and after completing their breeding responsibilities, they are typically retired and stay with their Guardian family for life. This model ensures the health and happiness of the dog while maintaining ethical breeding practices.

Health and Well-being of the Dog- Guardian Homes allow dogs to live in a loving, family-oriented environment where they receive the care and attention they need. This helps ensure the dog's physical and emotional well-being throughout their lives.

Socialization and Development- Dogs in Guardian Homes are raised in a normal household setting, which promotes good socialization with people, other pets, and the environment. This is essential for the dog's development and for ensuring they are well-adjusted companions.

Reduced Stress- Dogs placed in Guardian Homes don't live in kennels or breeding facilities, which can be stressful. Instead, they experience the comfort of a home environment, minimizing anxiety and providing a more natural, balanced lifestyle.

Lifetime Security for the Dog- Once the dog has completed its breeding responsibilities, it typically remains with the Guardian family for life, ensuring a forever home with love and security. 

In short, Guardian Homes offer a win-win scenario for the dog, the family, and the breeder, creating a nurturing environment for breeding while keeping the dog’s well-being at the forefront.