Breeder’s guarantee:

The puppy you have purchased is a pure bred Labrador Retriever dog. The litter has been registered with the AKC and the registration form for registering your puppy is attached.
Dam: Blondie Shaw SNxxx
Sire: Bart SNxxx
Litter: SRxxx

The puppy you have purchased was whelped to a healthy bitch by a healthy sire and is, to the best of the breeder’s knowledge, a healthy puppy. Your puppy has been examined by a veterinarian at Mount Shasta Animal Hospital on August 1st (on the day of dew-clawing) and on September xx, and was declared healthy and free of birth defects.
You may contact Mount Shasta Veterinary Hospital for more information at:

In case a crippling birth defect is diagnosed within the first year of your puppy’s life, you can return it for a full refund to the breeder.

Your puppy has been dewormed on xxx and xxx, and has been vaccinated by the breeder on xxx (parvorirus) and xxx (puppy combination 5x vaccine + Coronavirus). Your puppy’s health record is attached.

Your dog was bred out of love to his parents and to their breed in hopes to share with you the joy of living with a good and loving dog. To my knowledge neither your puppy nor his parents were ever treated with cruelty or harmed. Neither the puppy nor his parents have ever shown any signs of aggression. It is believed that your puppy can grow to be a well-behaved, loving and loyal companion if treated well.

New Owner’s obligations:

Treat your dog with love and respect.

Educate yourself regarding nutrition, training, exercise, housing, socialization and medical needs of Labrador Retrievers. Labrador retrievers require large breed food (breeder’s recommendation is Iams Large Breed Puppy food for the first 18 to 24 months of your puppy’s life and then Iams Large Breed Adult). They also require training and regular mental challenges, physical activity (retrieving, running, walking and swimming) and would be happier if they are allowed to live at home with you.

Take your dog to your vet as soon as possible (preferably within 24 hours) to evaluate his / her health and schedule a vaccination and flee / heartworm protection schedule and regular checkups. Follow this schedule. Do not take your dog to public places frequented by other dogs until the vaccination schedule is completed.

License your dog with the local authorities, which requires continuous Rabies vaccination.
By buying this puppy you assume the responsibility for its well being for the rest of its natural life. Provide your dog with all necessary veterinary treatment.

If for any reason you become unable to keep your dog, attempt to find it a new loving home. Failing this you may return the dog to the breeder.

If you intend to breed your dog:

Do not breed an unhealthy dog.

Do not breed before performing OFA required hip and elbow X ray and getting approval of your dog’s hips and X-ray. Do not breed a dog with abnormal results. These X rays cannot be performed before your dog is 24 months old.

Breed your dog with a dog who meets the same or higher health standards. In selecting your dog’s mate consider the dog’s temperament, trainability and looks.

Consult your vet. before breeding your dog. And follow your vet’s instructions in care for the bitch and puppies. Educate yourself about breeding and whelping Labrador Retrievers and the care of the young puppies.

Do not breed excessively.

Prevent the whelping of unwanted / unplanned litters – isolate your bitch during heat and keep your stud from bitches who may be in heat. If there is a way to mate – dogs will find it. It is YOUR responsibility to prevent unplanned mating.

Find responsible and loving owners for the puppies.

If you do not intend to breed your dog:

Have your dog spayed or neutered as soon as your vet is prepared to perform the procedure.