Partisky Show Dogs  Purchase Contract

Definitions
● Puppy Information pack means the puppy information pack that sets out the dog health information and future health and welfare needs and forms part of this agreement.
● Dog Health Information means the information about the puppy, its parents and grandparents, and these animals health and temperament.
● Good Heath means a conditions of health free of parasites and hereditary disorders and of reasonably sound physical condition and temperament.
● Future Health and Welfare Needs means the measure that should be taken to ensure that the puppy is and remains in good health and is properly housed, fed, watered,
trained, socialised and exercised and that it receives appropriate veterinary attention.

The breeders warrants:
● That the genetic health checks and health screening set out in the puppy information pack have been carried out on the puppy’s parents and explanation of what this means for the puppy is provided via the Kennel Club website under Health
● That the puppy is not the result of a mating of two dogs related within two generations.
● That the puppy is in good health, other than as is outlined in the schedule and as the breeder specifically informs the buyer before the date of sale.
● That they have supplied the puppy information pack prior to the buyer viewing the puppy or a reasonable period in advance of the buyers decision to buy the puppy and has communicated to the buyer within the puppy pack:
â—‹ The possible consequences of buying the puppy given the dogs health information, the genetic health checks and health screening carried out and the particular considerations that are likely to affect the puppy given it’s breed
â—‹ The meaning of any kennel club endorsement, as your puppy is endorsed for progeny not to be registered. This means you will not be able to breed from the
dog and then register subsequent litters with the UK kennel club.
â—‹ The measures that should be taken, whether by neutering, contraception or otherwise, to guard against unwanted pregnancy, and,
â—‹ The future health and welfare of the puppy.
● That the information contained in the Puppy Information Pack, supplied to the buyer under clause above is accurate and materially complete (to the best of the sellers
knowledge and belief where the information is supplied by a third party) and all diagnostics tests for the puppy have been undertaken as recorded in the Dog Health
information and that reasonable care and skill is and/or will be used when explaining to the buyer the future health and welfare needs of the puppy and any advice or
recommendations provided under later points.
● That he/she, having made reasonable enquiries of the buyer, in good faith believes that the buyer is able to meet the puppy’s future health and welfare needs.
● That the puppy is more than 8 weeks old at the date of sale
● That the puppy has received adequate care and that the breeder has provided it with the opportunity to socialise with dogs, humans and other animals it is likely to come into contact with and is has experienced and become accustomed to the sounds and experiences of typical home life.
● That, any pedigree indicated for the puppy is correct. Where appropriate the breeder will provide the buyer with all relevant registration papers and pedigree certificates within one month of the date of sale, or as soon as it is available.
The buyer warrants:
● That they have read and understand the information provided to them above and contained in the Puppy Information Pack.
● That they in good faith believe that they will be able, and intend, to meet the puppy’s future health and welfare needs.
● That neither they nor any member of their household has been cautioned for or convicted of any breach of animal welfare law such as neglect, cruelty or abandonment.
● That they shall not breach the terms of any kennel club endorsement highlighted on the registration document, or in the above section.
● That in the event that they are no longer able or willing to provide a home for the puppy or otherwise to meet the puppy’s future health and welfare needs they will contact the breeder and have regard to any advice and recommendations that the breeder provides, including return of the puppy at the option of the breeder. If the puppy is returned no money will be refunded. If it is subsequently identified he puppy has been sold on via a puppy sale platform this will constitute a breach of the agreement.
● That they are ur chasing the puppy for themselves and not as agent for a third party.

Both the buyer and breeder understand:
● That the puppy is a living creature with interests independent of both parties
● That the buyer may suffer distress and inconvenience as a result of the puppy suffering pain or discomfort and one purpose of the breeders warranties is to reduce or avoid such distress and inconvenience.
● The buyer is provided with free four week insurance which they are encouraged to purchase longer term in order to cover any subsequent reasonable veterinary fees and
costs to treat a serious disorder suffered by the puppy
● Nothing in this contract affects the buyers statutory rights including any warranty of satisfactory quality of the puppy implied by sale of goods legislation or other law. In
meeting this requirement the owner should ideally seek to register the puppy with a vet as soon as possible after purchase and be satisfied by the breeder in the provision of evidence of vet check prior to leaving the breeder