The health and care of each dog and puppy that leaves our kennel is of utmost importance. This is why each Malaga puppy goes with a strict, binding contract, that gives me the right to take back a dog any time there is anything that I suspect is not right, or should the buyer be involved in any animal cruelty investigation, or bad breeding practices.
Not only does SABBS require contracts for puppy buyers, but breeder contracts are legal agreements outlining the terms of the transaction, including the puppy’s health records, and care requirements. Understanding and agreeing to these terms is essential for the puppy’s well-being in its new home. However, buyers should also be cautious of red flags in contracts, such as missing health records and deposit clauses.
It is important to thoroughly review contracts and seek clarification on any unclear terms to avoid potential issues in the future. Ethical breeders have no problem answering any and all questions should you have any. An ehical breeder cares where their dogs go and want the best for their puppies.
As the buyer it is important to get these documents before paying any money. Its important to know what you are buying and agreeing to. By understanding the significance of deposits and contracts, buyers can ensure a smooth and successful process when purchasing a puppy from a breeder. Breeder deposits demonstrate the buyer’s commitment and readiness to care for a new pet, protect breeders from time-wasters, and ensure a mutual commitment between both parties.
Breeder contracts play a crucial role in safeguarding both parties involved in purchasing a puppy, this is why it should be read and studied before deciding to buy a puppy. These contracts ensure that breeders are held accountable for the puppies they sell and guarantee proper care for the puppies in their new homes.
For buyers, contracts provide assurance of acquiring a healthy puppy and recourse in case of issues. Ethical considerations in dog breeding emphasize the importance of breeder deposits and contracts in promoting responsible breeding practices and preventing unethical activities like puppy mills. Not every puppy is meant to be a breeding dog, and we want to protect our breed, this is why contracts state terms and breeding requirements. Not every dog can just become a breeding dog, make sure with your breeder how that works, should you want to become an ETHICAL breeder. Buyers must understand the significance of these elements to make informed decisions and support ethical breeders.
Acquiring a puppy is a commitment that goes beyond a simple transaction, and breeder contracts help maintain transparency, accountability, and ethical standards in the breeding process. By choosing to work with ethical breeders, individuals can contribute to creating a world where every dog is treated with love and care.
Educate yourself on ethical breeding practices to make the best choice for your new furry companion. And if you are unsure, contact the registry where your breeder is registered. For SABBS it is Marisa at the office, email office@sabbs.co.za