Non-Breeding Agreement Sample Clauses

Non-Breeding Agreement. The BUYER agrees not to breed the Dog at any time. Breeding of the Dog will automatically result in reversion of the Dog’s ownership to the SELLER. The BUYER must return the Dog to the SELLER at the BUYER’s expense. The BUYER will be fined the purchase price of the Dog, which is $2500.
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Non-Breeding Agreement. Breeder: Date : At the time of taking possession of the puppy, the buyer agrees to the following terms: The dog will not be used for breeding purposes, neither by him nor by any other person. If he sells or sells the dog afterwards, he undertakes to require the new owner to sign an agreement identical to this one, and he will immediately send it to the breeder. In addition, the buyer acknowledges that if the dog is used for breeding purposes, either accidentally or deliberately, thus going against the non-breeding commitment:
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Non-Breeding Agreement. The Buyer agrees that the puppy will not be used for breeding and may be spayed or neutered if the new owner feels there is a health reason for altering the dog. Said pup will otherwise not be bred without consultation with the breeder or will be considered in violation of contract. FIRST RIGHT OF REFUSAL • If, at some time in the future, the Buyer is unable to keep the dog, he/she will contact the Seller before taking any action, so that the Seller can buy back the dog, if he/she so desires at a reasonable negotiated price. (TBD) • The Buyer certifies, by signing this contract, that the dog will live with the Buyer, be confined by a fenced yard, will have adequate exercise, nutritious food, and necessary health care, including required vaccinations. • In the event of a serious injury for which the Buyer is not certain of surgical and or veterinary care and outcome, they will – when and if possible, contact to Breeder so see whether the Breeder is willing and or able to assume costs. This is in the event of serious injury and or life threatening prognosis. • The Buyer agrees to involve this dog in at least one of the following; obedience training, stock dog herding, conformation, tracking, barn xxxx, agility, and/or another activity designed to maintain an active healthy dog, and preserve the good name of the breeder and the kennel. • The Buyer certifies, by signing this contract that he/she is not acting as an agent in this purchase; that the Buyer will not resell this dog to a pet store, guard dog business or medical research facility. • This contract is made and signed by both the Seller and the Buyer for the well being of the said dog. If any part of this contract is breached by the Buyer, the Seller can and will repossess the dog. CONTRACT AGREEMENT ‐ BUYER/SELLER INFORMATION: Seller's Signature Date Seller's Printed Name Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Seller's Kennel Name Xxxxxx Creek Australian Shepherds Seller's Address 0000 Xxxxxxx 00 City Slate River . Province Ontario . Postal Code P7J 0G8 Seller's Telephone 000-000-0000
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Non-Breeding Agreement. The Buyer agrees that this puppy is being sold as a family companion, not for breeding purposes. Rescinding the Non-breeding Agreement requires the consent of both the Seller and the Buyer. If this puppy is bred and/or produces a litter(s) the Buyer is responsible to the Seller for breach of this contract and agrees to pay damages to the Seller. If the Seller sees i.e., social media, newspaper, website, marketplace, or any other selling platforms and/or hears that the Buyer is breeding and/or selling litter(s) of any monetary amount, the Seller will file a lawsuit against the Buyer for financial damages. Buyer agrees that if the ownership of this puppy is transferred by the Buyer that the Non-breeding Agreement contract remains in effect. Countryside Kennels, LLC (Seller): Printed Name: Signature: Date: Buyer:
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Non-Breeding Agreement. The Purchaser agrees that the Puppy is being sold as a companion animal (Pet) and not for breeding purposes. The Purchaser agrees to have the Puppy spayed/neutered between the ages of 8 months to 18 months and as recommended or advised by a licensed Veterinarian. The spay/neuter report must be submitted to the breeder by 18 months of age. Failure to have the puppy spayed/neutered becomes a breach of contract and Purchaser would be responsible to pay for full breeding rights (double the pet price) to said Puppy.
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Non-Breeding Agreement. The Purchaser agrees that this dog is being sold under a Non-Breeding Agreement as a family companion, not for breeding purposes. This dog is not to be bred under any Kennel Club rules or those rules of any other registry. Rescinding the Non-breeding Agreement requires the consent of both the Breeders and the Purchaser. If this dog is bred and/or produces a litter the Purchaser is responsible to the Breeders for breach of this contract and agrees to pay damages to the Breeders. Purchaser agrees that if the ownership of this dog is transferred that the non-breeding contract remains in effect.
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