Health GUARANTEE
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What is covered?
We guarantee that your puppy will be free from any “genetic defects” for the first twelve months from the date of birth. If,however, within the first twelve months, a licensed veterinarian finds that your puppy has developed any serious eye defects, hip dysplasia, or any inheritable congenital genetic defect which would prevent it from enjoying a reasonable and normal life, we will replace the puppy with a comparable puppy from our next available litter. Any claim of a defect must be accompanied with written proof from a licensed veterinarian within 48 hours of testing. Please keep your puppy in fit weight and condition. Do not allow your pup to become overweight as this places undue stress on the pup's joints. An overweight condition or evidence of joint wear due to long distance running before growth plates close will void the guarantee in this contract regarding hip dysplasia. No money will be refunded.
What is not covered?
Every effort has been made to ensure that your puppy will have a long healthy life by using only genetically sound and healthy breeding stock. However, like humans, there is always a chance of health problems. Buyer agrees to accept responsibility for problems that are not life threatening and are reasonably treatable.The death, injury or loss of dog due to theft, carelessness, recklessness, abuse, neglect, heat stroke or accident will not entitle the buyer to any compensation from the seller. Any conditions caused by an injury after buyer takes possession is not covered. Puppies that have been exposed to contagious canine diseases are not covered. This health guarantee does not include parasites - worms, coccida,cancers, etc. Seller will not be responsible for any vet bills acquired after buyer takes possession.
What happens if I need to re-home my puppy?
Buyer agrees that if he/she cannot keep above puppy for any reason throughout its lifetime he/she will not surrender it to a shelter or similar facility but instead will find a good home for it and notify Seller of the change of ownership of dog. The spay/neuter agreement below also applies to the new owner if the puppy is not fixed at the time of re-homing. It is the Buyer’s responsibility to make sure the new owner knows the puppy must be fixed by 1 year old. If buyer cannot find a good home, then we will accept the dog back and look after finding another good home for your dog.