Veterinary Care
Each puppy receives an age-appropriate veterinary examination before joining their new family, with available health records supplied for continuity of care.
Every puppy deserves a healthy beginning supported by attentive daily care, suitable nutrition, veterinary guidance and responsible placement.
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Responsible puppy care begins with informed decisions, consistent observation and clear health documentation.
Each puppy receives an age-appropriate veterinary examination before joining their new family, with available health records supplied for continuity of care.
Vaccination and preventive-care information is documented according to each puppy's age and available veterinary schedule.
Balanced nutrition, clean surroundings, suitable rest and positive daily interaction support steady growth and confident development.
Healthy puppies begin with careful attention to the parent dogs. Temperament, overall condition, structure and available health information should be considered when planning a litter. Parent dogs also need routine veterinary care, suitable nutrition and regular activity.
Before going home, puppies receive a veterinary check intended to assess their general condition, growth and age-appropriate development. Families receive available records to share with their own veterinarian.
Puppies receive age-appropriate vaccinations before leaving. New families should arrange an independent veterinary appointment promptly so ongoing vaccination and parasite-prevention planning can continue.
Maintaining a puppy's health requires consistent care after placement. New owners are responsible for:
Written protection
Each puppy placement includes a written two-year health guarantee beginning when the family receives the puppy. The guarantee addresses qualifying serious congenital or hereditary conditions diagnosed during the first two years of life.
To preserve eligibility, the buyer must have the puppy examined by a licensed veterinarian within 72 hours of receiving the puppy and maintain routine veterinary care, appropriate nutrition, suitable activity, recommended vaccinations and parasite prevention.
A covered condition must be diagnosed in writing by a licensed veterinarian. A second independent opinion or relevant specialist assessment may be requested. If a qualifying condition is confirmed, the remedy described in the signed puppy agreement applies.
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Puppies receive age-appropriate vaccinations before joining their new families, with available records supplied at placement.
Yes. The guarantee requires an examination within 72 hours, and that visit helps establish ongoing care.
No guarantee can prevent every illness. It provides defined protection for qualifying conditions under the written terms.
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