Puppy Contract
The Puppy Contract will also provide you with a legally binding contract of sale between yourself and the breeder - giving you that added peace of mind.
Buying a puppy is a big commitment - potentially one lasting 12 years or more. We want you to feel confident and comfortable that you are making an informed decision to help you get the right puppy for you.
We have devote our life to raising beautiful, healthy, and well-behaved labrador retriever puppies for sale. Breeding takes a lot of devotion, following stringent practices, scheduling health checks, and making sure each lab puppy for sale receives love and socialization from the time of birth.
A puppy contract is a binding document between the two parties- breeder and buyer- that makes clear the expectations of responsibility, medical, and financial obligations.
A puppy sale contract is important to protect the buyer and the seller and makes sure whatever was promised and agreed gets respected over time. As the buyer of a puppy, you want to make sure the breeder is legally bound to the DNA test results he provided for example. And as the seller or breeder, you want the buyer to respect the breeding agreement of the bitch he is purchasing from you, such as the need for the new owner to have your written approval before any mating.
Nonetheless, the overall objective of a puppy contract is to protect our lab puppies for sale.
Puppy Pack
When purchasing a puppy from us, we make sure we offer a puppy kits which carries;
1. PAPERWORK, WELLBEING AND VACINATION REPORTS
We provide the new owner together with his/her new vet an accurate breakdown of every health and vaccine record and visit. That way, both the new owner and the vet know exactly what the puppy went through the good and the bad) and both will, from now on, behave consciously.
In addition to these health records, we also have a dossier containing the puppy registration documents, a copy of the pedigree (if applicable) and any other related documents. If both parties have signed a document, the signed copies of the contract should be held by both parties.
2. GUIDE TO OUR NEW LAB PUPPY OWNERS
A lab puppy for sale is a puppy. So, we include a general guide to welcoming a new puppy home. This guide should include the following:
Must-Have Checklist—Toys and tools to be ready at home
Potty Training—Our clients are concerned about potty training so they can get easier.
Puppy Proofing—We remind our clients to clear the house of risk.
Socialization—We initiate it, owners can continue to do it.
Kids and Puppies—We as well include a message of what children can and cannot do.
Feeding Schedule—explain what kind of meal you expect to follow and why.
3. THROW WITH THE SMELL MOTHER
Look at it from our lab puppies for sale perspective: you've been thriving with your mum, brothers and sisters for over two months. You've enjoyed every second, you've slept a lot, you've got used to the us[the breeder] wandering around and, unexpectedly, you're alone with an unknown person.
It's both dramatic and traumatic. Yeah, it really is.
Other than the scent of a litter, a throw is included to give the lab puppy a reassuring smell and a feeling of closeness to his mother. Lab puppies trust their moms, so having a mother's smell will help to bring down any tension.
Obviously our new clients needs to take over as the mother figure, so it's best to engage in reassuring actions as soon as possible, such as holding and stroking the lab puppy, to start the process. The phase will take a couple of days, and the lab puppies for sale will follow the new owner around.
4. WEEK-SUPPLY OF THE New FOOD
The digestive tracts of domesticated dogs are delicate and an upset stomach can be expected if the dog's diet changes unexpectedly. Some new owners may have a particular brand of food in mind for their lab puppies, but others may not. If not, make sure you give them the same brand and range you're using to keep using the same seamlessly. If they are determined to move away from the food you provided the pups, providing them with a decent supply of the current food allows for a smooth transition. Indeed, new owner can start by combining both and gradually placing more of their new food in the bowl and less of yours.
Pedigree Certificate
Every heritage of our lab puppy for sale is what makes us an amazing breeder! Since we breed heritage labrador retriever dogs, our customers most likely want to hear about previous generations although we may have given them the family tree before they came to pick up the lab puppies, but we certainly add the pedigree certificate to the puppy pack.
Dog's Registration Certificate
Only litters registered with official organizations (National Breed Clubs, Kennel Clubs, Working Dog Clubs, etc.) can have a certificate of registration, usually with a specific registration number. The basic one is the Kennel Club registration type which we are partners with.
Vet Visits & Medical Activities
First, it is valuable for our lab puppy’s new owner, so they can continue where we stopped, but also for us so the owner knows every medical activity about this lab puppy and can’t turn around in few years saying we did not do this test or that inoculation.
Here is what is included;
The Puppy Contract will also provide you with a legally binding contract of sale between yourself and the breeder - giving you that added peace of mind.
Buying a puppy is a big commitment - potentially one lasting 12 years or more. We want you to feel confident and comfortable that you are making an informed decision to help you get the right puppy for you.
We have devote our life to raising beautiful, healthy, and well-behaved labrador retriever puppies for sale. Breeding takes a lot of devotion, following stringent practices, scheduling health checks, and making sure each lab puppy for sale receives love and socialization from the time of birth.
A puppy contract is a binding document between the two parties- breeder and buyer- that makes clear the expectations of responsibility, medical, and financial obligations.
A puppy sale contract is important to protect the buyer and the seller and makes sure whatever was promised and agreed gets respected over time. As the buyer of a puppy, you want to make sure the breeder is legally bound to the DNA test results he provided for example. And as the seller or breeder, you want the buyer to respect the breeding agreement of the bitch he is purchasing from you, such as the need for the new owner to have your written approval before any mating.
Nonetheless, the overall objective of a puppy contract is to protect our lab puppies for sale.
Puppy Pack
When purchasing a puppy from us, we make sure we offer a puppy kits which carries;
1. PAPERWORK, WELLBEING AND VACINATION REPORTS
We provide the new owner together with his/her new vet an accurate breakdown of every health and vaccine record and visit. That way, both the new owner and the vet know exactly what the puppy went through the good and the bad) and both will, from now on, behave consciously.
In addition to these health records, we also have a dossier containing the puppy registration documents, a copy of the pedigree (if applicable) and any other related documents. If both parties have signed a document, the signed copies of the contract should be held by both parties.
2. GUIDE TO OUR NEW LAB PUPPY OWNERS
A lab puppy for sale is a puppy. So, we include a general guide to welcoming a new puppy home. This guide should include the following:
Must-Have Checklist—Toys and tools to be ready at home
Potty Training—Our clients are concerned about potty training so they can get easier.
Puppy Proofing—We remind our clients to clear the house of risk.
Socialization—We initiate it, owners can continue to do it.
Kids and Puppies—We as well include a message of what children can and cannot do.
Feeding Schedule—explain what kind of meal you expect to follow and why.
3. THROW WITH THE SMELL MOTHER
Look at it from our lab puppies for sale perspective: you've been thriving with your mum, brothers and sisters for over two months. You've enjoyed every second, you've slept a lot, you've got used to the us[the breeder] wandering around and, unexpectedly, you're alone with an unknown person.
It's both dramatic and traumatic. Yeah, it really is.
Other than the scent of a litter, a throw is included to give the lab puppy a reassuring smell and a feeling of closeness to his mother. Lab puppies trust their moms, so having a mother's smell will help to bring down any tension.
Obviously our new clients needs to take over as the mother figure, so it's best to engage in reassuring actions as soon as possible, such as holding and stroking the lab puppy, to start the process. The phase will take a couple of days, and the lab puppies for sale will follow the new owner around.
4. WEEK-SUPPLY OF THE New FOOD
The digestive tracts of domesticated dogs are delicate and an upset stomach can be expected if the dog's diet changes unexpectedly. Some new owners may have a particular brand of food in mind for their lab puppies, but others may not. If not, make sure you give them the same brand and range you're using to keep using the same seamlessly. If they are determined to move away from the food you provided the pups, providing them with a decent supply of the current food allows for a smooth transition. Indeed, new owner can start by combining both and gradually placing more of their new food in the bowl and less of yours.
Pedigree Certificate
Every heritage of our lab puppy for sale is what makes us an amazing breeder! Since we breed heritage labrador retriever dogs, our customers most likely want to hear about previous generations although we may have given them the family tree before they came to pick up the lab puppies, but we certainly add the pedigree certificate to the puppy pack.
Dog's Registration Certificate
Only litters registered with official organizations (National Breed Clubs, Kennel Clubs, Working Dog Clubs, etc.) can have a certificate of registration, usually with a specific registration number. The basic one is the Kennel Club registration type which we are partners with.
Vet Visits & Medical Activities
First, it is valuable for our lab puppy’s new owner, so they can continue where we stopped, but also for us so the owner knows every medical activity about this lab puppy and can’t turn around in few years saying we did not do this test or that inoculation.
Here is what is included;
- All the vaccines the lab puppy already had.
- The boosters left or recommended in the near future
- The deworming product used, the dates it has been given and what’s left to do to finish the course
- The vet visits and examinations the puppy/litter went through, with the vet’s conclusions
- Any other medical-related information.
