1. Are the pups raised in the house?
   Yes, these puppies come from families.
2. Are the puppies purebred or registered?
   All of www.JustYourPups.com puppies both purebred and designer come registered.
3. Do you guarantee your puppies?
   Yes, all of our puppies come with a PAWS WARRANTY and a LIFETIME Guarantee.
4. Do your pups have shots? Have they been d-wormed?
   Yes,they come with at least the first series of shots and first d-wormings, but it is the buyer's responsibility to provide further d-wormings and shots.
5. Are your puppies potty trained? House broken?
   Partially but not guaranteed. Our work is concentrated on the health and good nutrition of our puppies.
6. Are you a puppy mill? Do you get your puppies from puppy mills?
   We are NOT puppy mills and we DO NOT get our puppies from Puppy mills, we network from breeders and our puppies come from regular people or families.  
7. Can we contact the breeder to ask questions about their dogs?
   You will get the same answer if you ask an eBay seller that you need to speak to their suppliers before buying. Breeders are protected under www.JustYourPup.com privacy policy. All questions or concerns must be directed to JustYourPup.com. All our puppies are sold, represented and guarantee by JustYourPup.com and only JustYourPup.com will answer all of your questions. 
8. Why are some puppies more expensive than others?
   We don't set the prices, breeders do but on most puppies you can clearly see the difference in cuteness, characteristics, and size.
9. Can I come and see the puppies before I pay for it?
   Yes, under the following restrictions
   * Anytime By Appointment

10. Why do you give them ID numbers instead of names?
    For many reasons.
    A. For organizational purposes since this is the best way to recognize a puppy.
    B. To avoid name conflicts, If we do that, you will see the same name several times on different puppies since they are from different breeders.
    C. This is the first thing you will change If you don't like the name so in most cases naming a puppy will not serve any purpose. 
    NOTE: naming a puppy is so easy, simply use a treat when renaming a puppy and within a week or less your puppy will respond to his/her new name.

11. Which one makes a better pet, a male or female?
    There are no specific or scientific research that proves which canine sex is better. The conclusion to this questions is based on personal experiences. In our own experience we find that both genders, as long as you spay or neuter, are very good pets with no difference at all.
12. What can you tell me about an specific dog's personality, temperament, demeanor?
    Sure we will try, keep in mind that all our puppies have cute, playful & sweet personalities
13. What is a designer dog?
    A designer "as the name tells you" it's a design, it does not meet any standards like pure breed dogs and that's why they are unique and most of the times very adorable.
14. Can I have your vet's number to call for reference?
    JustYourPup.com had his information posted on my site and everybody was calling just to ask general questions about my service interrupting his valuable time. Of course he was not happy with that since he does not get paid to work as a reference source. Keep in mind that he has to attend his other important clients too.

Hypoglycemia:

 Low Blood Sugar

Hypoglycemia simply means a low blood sugar. Glucose is the form of sugar found within the bloodstream. Glucose is formed during the digestion of foods and it can be stored within the liver in a storage form called glycogen. Most instances of low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) in the puppy are the result of inadequate nutrition; either not enough or poor quality (undigestible) food. Excessive exercise may also cause the body to use up more sugar than is available.

What are the symptoms?

A puppy with hypoglycemia will lack energy. Glucose (sugar) is the fuel the body burns for energy; without it the puppy is listless. In severe instances, the puppy may even seizure, since glucose is necessary for the brain tissue and muscles to function. These hypoglycemic episodes will cause the puppy to fall over and appear weak or comatose.

What are the risks?

The risks depend on the severity or extent of the lack of blood sugar. If it is due to lack of food or excessive exercise it can be easily corrected. If however, the underlying cause is more serious, such as liver disease preventing the storage of glucose as glycogen, or intestinal disease preventing the proper digestion and/or absorption of food, then hypoglycemia may be chronic and life threatening.

What is the management?

If a puppy is listless due to low blood sugar, it is imperative to immediately provide sugar. Karo syrup and honey are excellent sugar sources and should be fed to the puppy. If the puppy fails to respond to sugar, or the hypoglycemic episodes are frequent, then a thorough exam by a veterinarian is in order. It must be determined if the low blood sugar is simply the result of inadequate nutrition or a more severe underlying disease.

PUPPY WORMS

Parasitic worms are as common as fleas to dogs and, especially, to puppies. From the half-inch- long hookworms to the flat, segmented tapeworms that can reach three feet in length, But in most cases, worm detection is easy and treatment is effective.

However, ignoring possible symptoms and necessary treatments can lead to serious illnesses and sometimes even the death of your dog

The most common worms to dogs in the United States are the roundworm, tapeworm, whipworm, and hookworm - which live primarily in the dog's intestine and the heartworm, which lives within the heart and in the blood vessels leading from the heart to the lungs.

The roundworm known as Toxocara canis is the most common, and puppies are often born with an infection. In the mother dog, the resting round- worm larvae are activated by hormones during pregnancy, and the larvae then cross the placenta to infect the unborn puppies. Less commonly, the larvae are carried in the mother's milk into the newborn puppies.

Within a few weeks after birth, puppies who were born with roundworm larvae will discharge roundworms eggs in their feces. The mother dog then reinfects herself by ingesting the eggs when she licks her puppies clean.

Intestinal parasites are also transmitted to your pets by other animals contaminating the soil. The infected animal will defecate the worm or the eggs. These eggs will then develop into a microscopic larvae. The larvae will then attach itself to your pet's paws and migrate through the body, eventually ending up in the intestine of your pet.

If you have a special question or a concern, don't hesitate to give JustYourPup a

call at (210)887-9506

or e-mail  us @ info@justyourpup.com