Labradoodle Contracts & Adoption Details

Labradoodle Breeder’s Responsibility:

1. The Breeder guarantees the labradoodle puppy is in good health at the time of delivery. The Buyer has three days to take the puppy into a veterinarian for an examination. If the labradoodle puppy is found to be of poor health the Buyer has the option of returning the puppy to the Breeder for a full refund or keeping the puppy and the Breeder will reimburse for all veterinary costs, up to the purchase price, related to the pre-existing condition.
2. The Breeder provides a warranty for two years  after the date of sale against any serious genetic disorder that affects the dog’s quality of life. Should a serious genetic disorder be discovered, the Breeder will offer a replacement puppy from the next available litter or refund the veterinary costs up to the original purchase price (breeders choice). . All veterinary records must be supplied to the Breeder. In the case of HD, hip dysplasia, the Buyer must provide documentation from PennHIP or OFA within 6 months of this labradoodle reaching two years of age.
3. The Breeder reserves the right, at the Breeder’s expense, to have the dog checked by a veterinarian of the Breeder’s choice before offering a replacement labradoodle puppy or refund.

Buyer’s Responsibility:

1. The Buyer will provide the labradoodle  a caring and loving home.
2. The Buyer will take the dog to a veterinarian for an annual check-up and all preventative treatment recommended by the veterinarian will be followed.
3. The Buyer will take the dog to either group or private training classes by the time the dog is five months of age.
4. The Buyer will feed the dog only a premium quality dog food. The Breeder recommends Puppy Now and Acana and also a balanced raw diet. Pet food sold in grocery stores does not constitute a premium pet food. Dogs need real food not just kibble.
5. The Buyer will not allow the dog to become overweight or allow repetitive, rigorous exercise during the first year of development.
6. The Buyer will contact the Breeder immediately if the Buyer can no longer look after the dog at ANY point during the dog’s life. .
7. The buyer will spay/neuter the labradoodle by 6 month of age with verification sent to the breeder.