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terbear86 · 12-28-2008, 12:32 PM

I had in my contracts that if the owners did not have the puppies spayed/neutered in the time frame described, that they would surrender the puppy back to me, unless they have a vet statement for other reasons. Also a vet statement was to be sent with in the described time limits, of the alter. I always called them by 6 months too. Its allot to have to deal with, and its all up to you on how far you are willing to take it. I never had a problem, every once in a while I would get a man asking if it would just be ok, if he didn't do that to his dog, he wouldn't breed, just didn't think it was right.. and I would say the price is doubled to by 6 months of age to keep them un-neutered. I always gave my owners (on reg dogs) the right to have breeding rights at that age, if the dogs they purchused were sound, healthy and no disqualifiyng marks. They just had to pay a higher price to keep them intact, along with a vet statement of health, and we could meet to see the dog was of suitable breeding quality.
Although I have to say, I sought after more pet homes, and only one person has ever asked for breeding rights.

12-28-2008, 12:32 PM	#32
terbear86 Yorkie Talker Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Boonville IN USA Posts: 10	Pricing/contract I had in my contracts that if the owners did not have the puppies spayed/neutered in the time frame described, that they would surrender the puppy back to me, unless they have a vet statement for other reasons. Also a vet statement was to be sent with in the described time limits, of the alter. I always called them by 6 months too. Its allot to have to deal with, and its all up to you on how far you are willing to take it. I never had a problem, every once in a while I would get a man asking if it would just be ok, if he didn't do that to his dog, he wouldn't breed, just didn't think it was right.. and I would say the price is doubled to by 6 months of age to keep them un-neutered. I always gave my owners (on reg dogs) the right to have breeding rights at that age, if the dogs they purchused were sound, healthy and no disqualifiyng marks. They just had to pay a higher price to keep them intact, along with a vet statement of health, and we could meet to see the dog was of suitable breeding quality. Although I have to say, I sought after more pet homes, and only one person has ever asked for breeding rights.