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Contract Terms For Puppy Purchases                                                        

You have requested to purchase a pup from Homesteader Kennels, and your description of your home situation has led us to agree to holding a puppy for you.

As former National Chair of German Shorthaired Pointer Rescue and as a breeder who is known for consumate care in limited breeding and great care in selective breeding, I require certain limits placed on pet quality puppies. Puppies not intended for show or other competition may not be bred and must be neutered prior to their first birthday.

If a puppy designated as a pet or companion quality animal turns out better than expected, we may review the situation together at six month and then, just prior to a year. If the pup is shown and cannot finish a championship, it must not be bred and must be neutered.

If the animal can be finished as a show champion but has some fault that it may pass on to future generations, it must not be bred. As breeder of the dog, I remain the judge of whether any puppy I breed may be bred. Only dogs who promise to produce puppies which will sustain or improve the overall quality of our breed can be bred. We do not need more puppies in the world, we need better ones.

At any time in the life of the dog, should the family not wish to retain it, it must be returned to us for new placement. It may not be sold or given away to another party without our permission in advance of the transaction. If this is done without our agreement, we must take action to seize the dog legally. This is to prevent any dog from our breeding ending up in a shelter or pound, or worse.

If the dog is found to have any hereditary defect for the first two years of its life, we will replace the dog with one out of a later litter, providing we are still breeding. A refund will only pertain until the dog is four months old and has had a final puppy examination by your veterinarian. Consultation and examination by my veterinarian will be required.

At no time is the dog to be trained or used for attack work, nor is the dog to be tied or left out of doors as a way of life. The puppy is to be raised as a family member in an indoor setting. Fencing is required. Obedience training is necessary. Follow up and an occasional arranged visit from the breeder is to be expected. We will be available throughout the life of the dog to advise and answer questions and give you support.

Understood and willingly agreed to:

Name: _____________________________date:________________________

Mail: Nancy Campbell, Box 1134, Redding CT 06875   Fax: 203-938-2515  Phone: 203-938-8048

or contact: nanrocco@aol.com

 

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