Small Pepper and Salt Parti Boy

This little fellow has a ton of personality and is full of life. He has a mega coat and very handsome markings. He is very outgoing and friendly and loves to play. He also loves to snuggle and sleep in your lap. He passed his well puppy check on May 8th and he and his brothers were a huge hit with … the vet techs who enjoyed holding and playing with them. Should a licensed veterinarian diagnose the puppy with a life threatening genetic defect, having been there from birth, the breeder will replace the puppy, limited to one year from the date of purchase. Retained testicles and hernias are excluded from this guarantee. The buyer must contact the breeder immediately upon discovery of a genetic defect. Any delay in doing so, voids this guarantee. The breeder at this time has the option of replacing the puppy. The breeder also has the right to have the puppy examined by her veterinarian. This guarantee is null and void upon any evidence of abuse or neglect, or if the buyer fails to maintain annual checkups with a qualified veterinarian. Proof of said maintenance must be furnished upon request from breeder. No guarantee is given for any kind of worm, coccidiosis, or giardia. These parasites are all too common to puppies. Your puppy has been wormed frequently from two weeks of age until you took possession. It is your responsibility to continue to worm your puppy and check for parasites. No guarantee is given for hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). This condition is not hereditary and is very preventable. If you have not been supplied with information of this condition, please ask for it. This guarantee is non-transferable. Vaccination schedules must be no less than two weeks apart and no more than four weeks apart for a series of three. Rabies vaccines cannot be administered before 16 weeks of age. If you allow your veterinarian to do any of these procedures too early, your guarantee is void. No replacement will at any time be made on a deceased puppy until a necropsy is performed to determine cause of death. Such a necropsy must be performed by an accredited institution set up for such procedures. Necropsies performed by a local veterinarian will not be accepted. All expenses will be paid by the owner of the puppy. The necropsy results must accompany any request for replacement.

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