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First, you should have some type of idea of what to expect, based on the parents. You should know what you are investing in before the breeding.
Second, I look for fundamentals, like soundness of structure, movement/fluidity, attitude about toys/food. That "look" in their eye of being smart, or not and if you have the advantage of watching the litter as they develop, you can find out who is a problem solver and who is not.
Just some things I consider.
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