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Puppy Health Guarantees
48 HOUR VET CHECK WARRANTY
All puppies shipped from Royalty are shipped on a vet approval exam. Buyer is allowed to have a vet of buyer's choice, examine the puppy at the buyer's expense. Should buyer's vet find any life-threatening defects, buyer has the right to return puppy within 48 hours to seller. All shipping costs and vet bills would be at the buyer's expense. Buyer would have the option of receiving a puppy replacement of equal or greater value, or a refund for puppy, less expenses. Seller warranties that ALL puppies shipped from Royalty are delivered in good health, and will be accompanied by a Certificate of Health, certified by a licensed veterinarian. Further, ALL Royalty puppies, will have ALL vaccinations up to date, and will have been thoroughly examined by our vet prior to delivery.
Seller_______________________ Date:______
Buyer_______________________ Date:______
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Breeding Quality Guarantee
Poo-Bears Royalty PEKAPOOS
Adoptee agrees on DATE: ___________ to adopt a M/ F, DOB_____________,Color__________________on the following terms and agreements:NON-REFUNDABLE Price of .Adoptee agrees to maintain the best care for puppy, including but not limited to, regular vet care, proper feeding,exercising, grooming, and regular training, including socializing and maintaining that puppy has a regular human bond/relationship, Adoptee agrees to never cage,kennel, chain puppy or allow puppy to roam free off of property,unleashed,unsupervised, or unguarded, or to allow puppy to live outside of a home or family enviroment. If for any reason within 48 hrs.of delivery, Adoptee is not satisfied with puppy, Adoptee may return puppy and all items delivered with puppy to Adopter for a full refund of purchase price, or equal exchange toward another puppy, all shipping fees/expenses are the responsibility of Adoptee.Also, Adopter will allow Adoptee a 48-hour vet check warranty as follows:Adoptee can have a vet at Adoptee's expense perform a complete physical on puppy within 48 hrs of adoption agreement.Should puppy die from a CONGENITAL DEFECT or if vet finds any LIFE THREATENING CONGENITAL DEFECTS within 48 hrs of examining puppy, Adoptee may return puppy/Necropsy report/and DNA/MC/TT/ID of puppy and ALL paperwork involved with puppy, to Adopter, along with a written statement on vets letterhead, as to the findings and complete diagnosis of said LIFE THREATENING CONGENITAL DEFECTS. Adopter will then allow Adoptee another puppy of equal value, or a refund, at Adopters discretion. ALL paperwork including Registration, shot records, feeding etc, that was delivered with puppy must be returned to Adopter along with statement and puppy and vet report. No other warranties are neither expressed nor implied. Adoptee accepts FULL responsibility for puppy including all vet fees, feeding, and puppy s actions upon adoption, and puppy is considered Excepted AS IS after 48 hours of adoption. As-Is: Should puppy die from, or a vet detect a LIFE-THREATENING CONGENITAL DEFECT after 48 hrs. of adoption agreement, but prior to puppy s 6o MONTHS birthday,Adoptee can return puppy to Adopter,or copy of necropsy report on vets letterhead within 72 hours of exam, and receive a free puppy, or Adoptee may keep puppy at Adoptee's expense, and receive another puppy at a 50% reduced costs. Adopter is providing the health records to Adoptee at time of pick-up, along with feeding and care instructions. Adopter does not guarantee puppy against non-Life threatening congenital Health status, or against any infectious or contagious or airborne disease to puppy once puppy leaves their property. Adoptee understands that said puppy cannot be used for Commercial Breeding Practices, or use for re-sale, or give away, trade, or barter puppy to another breeder, pet store, puppy mill, or any person involved with said practice, or for any commercial/profit use.All expenses to and from Adopter are responsibility of Adoptee including health certificates/crate/airport fees.
If any conditions of this agreement are broken, not met, or disrupted by Adoptee, the Adoptee will be responsible for DAMAGES to Adopter in the amount of Five Hundred Dollars and will be responsible for ALL fees including, but not limited to, collecting damages including Attorney fees, Court Costs, Collection Fee, and all other expenses to collect damages should agreement be broken. Puppy is Adopted under the laws of Lafayette Parish, any disputes/litigation will be resolved under the laws of Lafayette Parish, Lafayette LA.
If Adoptee for any reason is unable to keep puppy, Adoptee must offer puppy back to Adopter, and allow Adopter first option of taking puppy back or refusal before Adoptee can place or dispose of puppy. Adoptee has read and understands this agreement in full.
Name:______________________________________Address________________________________________
City_______________________________________State ________, Zip____________,Ph________________
Adoptee/Date/Time:____________________________Adopter/Date/Time_____________________________
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We ship no babies under 8 wks
The reason we will not ship a baby till at least 8 wks!
If you want your puppy to become an adult who is friendly around dogs and people, then he should not be removed from his family before eight weeks of age. A pup's early exploration of his and his socializing with litter mates and people shapes his personality.
Puppies do not have the ability to see until about two weeks of age. They cannot hear until they are about three weeks of age. When all their sensory organs are functional they start to explore their new environment.
As their motor skills improve, they start to communicate, by barking, using body language and other more "adult-like" behavior. It is during this period that a pup is capable of forming relationships with his other and litter mates. Soon he will spend most of his time playing with his littermates. He will also begin investigating his environment with great enthusiasm and curiosity, following or approaching anything that moves, especially people.
Next, the puppies begin to interact socially. They will climb over and pounce on each other, paw, lick, chew, bite, and even growl at each other. The time a pup spends interacting like this is extremely important for physical and behavioral maturation.
The social relationships pups establish during this period are the building blocks for all adult canine social behavior. The pup learns through play fighting which behaviors result in pleasurable or painful experiences. He learns when to act pushy and when to back down. He learns who he can push around and who he can't. Through interacting with his littermates, he eventually learns to use the correct behavior for the moment.
Providing the puppy has not been isolated from people during this time, he will attempt to interact with you as he did with his siblings. Knowing that he interacted with his litter mates in these ways, you can turn this to your advantage when it comes time to train him.
A puppy that has been purchased from a pet shop or backyard breeder is unlikely to have the opportunity to extensively socialize with people or littermates. He will have been deprived of this important learning experience. It is therefore extremely important to quickly begin to expose the puppy to a variety of other dogs and people if you went trim to be friendly and happy around other dogs and people as an adult.
Let your puppy spend his first seven weeks with his mother, brothers and sisters. You'll be happy with the results!
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When your NEW puppy Arrives!!
Read ALL information provided to you by BREEDER!!!! Please follow the following ADVICE until puppy has received ALL OF HIS/HER VACCINATIONS, usually by the age of 16 wks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!This could save you a lot of grief, money and your PUPPY S LIFE!!!!!
1) Keep puppy WITH YOU ONLY!!! And do NOT allow him near any other animals or near any place where OTHER animals have been!!!
2) Do NOT allow strangers to handle your puppy until he has bonded WITH YOU!!!!
3) Do NOT allow anyone you don't know to handle puppy as they may have other pets they are in contact with that has been ill....
4) Always VERIFY with your vet BEFORE bringing puppy to the vets office, that the clinic has NOT had any infectious/ contagious disease or sickness inside their clinic and that it is safe to bring puppy inside for exams, vaccinations etc...Any reputable vet will gladly notify the client and reschedule. This is to prevent exposure to your puppy!!!
5) Please read ALL you can on what you plan to feed your puppy. It is the 2nd most important thing you can do for him. Do NOT feed a HI-protein or HI-fat food after the age of 3 months. We have found it causes excessive scratching and shedding!
6) Please follow OUR feeding Instructions we are supplying with puppy!
7) Remember: Keep puppy ISOLATED from other animals, other PLACES animals have been until VACCINATED around 16 wks!!
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