Do Breeders guarantee puppies?
Do Breeders guarantee puppies?
While not all breeders offer a formal health guarantee with their dogs, many do offer this alongside of the standard sale contract and other agreements on the sale and future life of the pup, and this is a good sign to look for when you are searching for the right breeder from whom to buy your new pup.
What to check with a breeder before buying a puppy?
Ask for proof of any vet checks, vaccinations (where applicable), microchipping, and/or pedigree papers. Be aware that the puppy should be at least eight weeks old at the point when it goes home with you. A responsible breeder would never send you home with a puppy younger than that.
What is a 1 year health guarantee for puppies?
If a breeder offers a 1-year genetic health guarantee, it includes coverage of all genetic defects that may have been handed down from their lineage of the puppies specific breed. The genetic health guarantee does not cover any communicable diseases, internal and/or external parasites, or injuries.
How long does a puppy guarantee guarantee last?
The breeder gives a one year guarantee against any congenital defects of the puppy. If this should occur then the puppy will be returned to the breeder, and the buyer will receive another puppy of the same breed when there is one available.
Are there health guarantees when buying a puppy?
For as long as I can remember, when someone was purchasing a purebred puppy from a pet store (as my family did when I was a kid) or from a breeder, that puppy came with a “health guarantee”. If anything was wrong with the puppy you could return that puppy for a “full refund”.
How old do you have to be to buy a dog from a breeder?
The Age of your Pup: A proper and reliable breeder knows that the right age of adopting or buying a pup is from 8 or 12 weeks. You will not be able to adopt a puppy younger than this age limit from a responsible and trusted breeder.
What do you need to know about buying a puppy?
Most breeders/sellers offer a guarantee that the puppy is healthy and free of serious infectious disease and require that the buyer take the puppy to their own veterinarian to be examined within a specified amount of time (most commonly from 48-72 hours).
The breeder gives a one year guarantee against any congenital defects of the puppy. If this should occur then the puppy will be returned to the breeder, and the buyer will receive another puppy of the same breed when there is one available.
For as long as I can remember, when someone was purchasing a purebred puppy from a pet store (as my family did when I was a kid) or from a breeder, that puppy came with a “health guarantee”. If anything was wrong with the puppy you could return that puppy for a “full refund”.
The Age of your Pup: A proper and reliable breeder knows that the right age of adopting or buying a pup is from 8 or 12 weeks. You will not be able to adopt a puppy younger than this age limit from a responsible and trusted breeder.
What happens if I Sell my Dog to a breeder?
Breeder agrees to either assist Buyer in finding another suitable home where the dog will receive proper care or to accept the dog back at any time with no refund to be given to the Buyer as Breeder would accept responsibility for the dog and will be responsible for the future cost of care including vet care and training.