General Breeder Ethics and Conduct Standards
1. What standards of animal welfare and breeding ethics are required for breeders listing animals on the site?
AmericanBreeder.com is committed to promoting responsible breeding and ensuring the welfare of all animals listed on the platform. Breeders are required to adhere to high standards of care, including providing animals with proper nutrition, medical care, and safe, clean housing. Breeders must also implement ethical practices, prioritizing the health and well-being of both parent animals and offspring. This includes avoiding any inhumane practices, ensuring socialization, and addressing the specific needs of each breed. By agreeing to these terms, breeders affirm their commitment to responsible breeding and the highest animal welfare standards.
2. How does the platform verify the credentials, experience, and ethical standards of breeders?
To ensure credibility, AmericanBreeder.com verifies breeder credentials by requesting documentation such as certifications, licenses, and relevant experience records where applicable. Breeders may be asked to provide evidence of their qualifications and ethical commitment, and each listing is subject to review. Users are encouraged to review breeder profiles, which often include detailed information on experience and certifications, helping potential buyers make informed decisions. Additionally, users are welcome to report any concerns they may have about a breeder's practices, helping maintain a trustworthy community.
3. Are there specific certifications, licenses, or qualifications breeders need to provide to post ads?