I understand that I am getting a puppy and that no matter how well prepared and trained my puppy is, it is still a baby and I should expect my puppy to have accidents in the house and crate, to cry and bark, to nip and bite, and to require a great deal of patience and attention. I understand that these are NORMAL puppy behaviors and that I expect them to happen.
I understand that dogs have grooming and exercise requirements.
I understand that puppies have delicate digestive systems and that changing the food my puppy has been eating can cause gastric distress. I agree to use the same dog food my breeder sends my puppy home with or change their food slowly, adding a little bit of the new food to the food they went home with over the course of several days.
I understand that while you screen your breeding dogs for hips health, canine hip dysplasia is multi factorial and that it is equally important that I maintain my dog/puppy at an ideal weight, provide quality nutrition, don’t over exercise my puppy, and provide a safe environment to do my part in maintaining my puppy’s joint health.
