[YORKIE_mom_2008]

Originally Posted by YorkieRose

If the stud client opted for a litter pick to be given to me..and there was one puppy..I gave them the option to pay the stud fee and they could keep the puppy.
I, also gave a second free return service if there was no live puppy at 8 weeks...perhaps there was one in the litter and it did not make it to 8 weeks.

I look at it this way...you never regret treating people the way you would like to be treated..and that is the way I like to be treated...

You are reserving the right to "inspect" a litter before signing papers. I would not agree to this stipulation. What if the stud client lived a long distance from you and the bitch was shipped..Canada is a large country..! If for some reason you did not like the quality of the litter, would you agree to sign the papers..legally by CKC rules you would have to, unless you questioned the DNA..then it gets messy!!!...Perhaps, that is one point the potential client shyed away...

The age of the bitch bothers me also...there is no reason a healthy, proper sized bitch of 14/16 months on can not be bred. Perhaps, a client has an 18 month old in season and she is goes 10 to 12 months from cycle to cycle...she will be well over 2 yrs for her first breeding..

Pictures of my litter...and I would be the breeder of the litter, being used for promotional purposes. Not wild about seeing my puppies all over the Internet as an advertizment.

I can not guarantee 100% any one who buys the puppy will not in turn resell it..how can a client prevent it and what would be the consequences if you found out it happened..must I "police" these pups for the rest of their life?

What if a puppy is show quality and I wanted to place it in a show home? Spay/neuter agreement prevents that..also perhaps I might want to place a quality bitch with a reputable shwo breeder for breeding..could not do this..

You have covered the health concerns well...excellent and well thought out..great!

That is very good advice! More editing to do!