Cazpurr Bengals review: North Carolina Breeder

I am sorry I assumed that since there were options (votes) to agree or disagree that a post relevant to either would be appropriate. I have not come on this site to bad mouth anyone as that is not of my character. I do not know what others have truly experienced but I know only the experiences I have had with Linda at Cazpurr. She has provided not just quality but has been moral, ethical and professional. She has abided by all the terms of her contracts with me and has even exceeded my initial expectations. This situation in discussion began well over 3 years ago and I have been working with Linda for 1 and a half years now. A good breeder works to achieve, maintain and enhance quality, puts their customers first, and abides by their contracts. Not only do I breed but I also train dogs and I have made mistakes with my dogs in my training processes. I was speaking with another master handler whom I greatly admire and she told "If you never make mistakes, you will never become better. When you do make a mistake, you can always go back and correct it". Again I am only speaking of the Linda Johnson I know and respect. I am not here to argue or cause discord but rather only to speak of the positive experiences I have had with Linda that may add an ounce of justice to the breeder she is today and has been since I have known her.