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Responsibilities
Federal
Law requires that registration papers, transferred to the new owner,
must be provided at no extra charge. This applies to all purebred
dogs in Canada.
The Breeder Should:
- Discuss the breed fully with you
to determine if a Boxer is right for you.
- Furnish you with a Canadian Kennel
Club certificate of registration, within six months of purchase,
on which is recorded the change of ownership.
- Provide you with a certificate of
vaccination showing the date and type of shots given.
- Provide you with information on diet
and feeding schedule for your pup. When and with what your pup has
been wormed.
- Furnish you with a pedigree (Family
Tree) for your pup.
- Be available to answer questions
and give you support before & after the sale of the pup. Your breeder
is an invaluable source of breed specific information.
- Give you a written contract stating
any guarantees that apply.
- Furnish you with a healthy well socialized
puppy.
The Buyer Should:
- Be aware of the responsibilities
of owning a dog and be prepared to take a Boxer into their home
as one of the family.
- Research the breed by reading books
and speaking with breeders.
- Avoid impulse buying and be prepared
to wait for a litter from a reputable breeder.
- Follow the advise of their breeder
as to care of their Boxer.
- Be prepared to sign a non-breeding
agreement if you are purchasing a pet.
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