The Breeder’s Health Guarantee Responsibility to the Buyer 

The Breeder will give a puppy a 2-year health guarantee, stating that the puppy is in perfect health at the time of delivery/purchase. The Buyer has three days to get the puppy examined by the Veterinarian of your choice. The Breeder provides a two-year Puppy Health Guarantee after the date of sale against any severe genetic disorder that affects the dogs’ quality of life. 

Genetic DNA Testing

Ensuring the health testing of your puppy’s parents is absolutely crucial. The genetic makeup of these parent dogs plays a significant role in determining the long-term health and well-being of your adorable new companion. By choosing a responsible breeder who conducts thorough health tests on both parent dogs, you are investing in the future happiness and vitality of your puppy, potentially extending their lives. Make this important decision today for peace of mind tomorrow.

​All of our breeding dogs have undergone comprehensive testing, a full range of genetic tests to minimize the risk of hereditary disorders or diseases being passed down from parent dogs, all tests have Passed, Clear. This thorough approach ensures that we are breeding only healthy pairs, which ultimately benefits all the puppies placed with their loving forever families. However, potential puppy owners should still be aware that no method is foolproof and continue monitoring their pets’ health as they grow.

Our commitment is to breed Labradoodles, Goldendoodles, and Bernedoodles of the highest quality. We focus on maintaining superior standards in health, temperament, and appearance to ensure that each dog meets the expectations of our clients.

Genetic Conditions

Should a severe genetic condition be discovered that the puppy would die from, the Breeder will give a replacement puppy from the next available Litter or your money back if a puppy is unavailable. 

The Buyer will supply all veterinary records of findings to the Breeder. Our warranty doesn’t include viral infections, bites, hernias, hypoglycemia, Guardia or Coccidiosis. It does not involve ingesting foreign objects, food, chemicals or physical injury.

Breeders Rights

The Breeder has the right to another opinion from a Veterinarian of the Breeder’s choice. Suppose the puppy is euthanized or disposed of without a second opinion from the Breeder’s Veterinarian. In that case, the Buyer will waive all rights to a replacement puppy or any financial payment as compensation. 

Before offering a replacement puppy or a refund, the Breeder may request that a Vet check the dog. The health guarantee is only valid for the original purchaser. It becomes null and void if the dog has gone to a new person without our knowledge.

Buyer’s Responsibility at Cucciolini Doodles Ontario

The Buyer is responsible for all puppy purchase expenses, including transportation costs. Once the dog leaves the seller’s possession, any loss or injury to the puppy/dog becomes your sole responsibility.

Suppose the puppy should die from a suspected congenital disability within 24 months of its date of purchase. In that case, an autopsy must be performed at the Buyer’s expense by a licensed Veterinarian, acceptable to the Seller’s Veterinarian. 

If an autopsy reveals a congenital disability as the cause of the puppy’s death, the seller will replace the puppy as the first choice with one of equal value. However, this replacement will only be provided if accompanied by a written statement from the Veterinarian. It’s important to note that this warranty will become void if the diagnosis is inconclusive or indeterminable.

The Buyer will provide the dog with a loving & safe home.

The Buyer will ensure the dog receives annual checkups and follows preventative treatments if your Vet recommends them.

When the dog reaches five months of age, the Buyer should take them to training classes.

The Buyer does not allow repetitive, rigorous exercises during the first year of development and, if allowing the said dog to become unable to move, voids this Puppy Health Guarantee.

If the Buyer cannot care for the dog at any point in its life, they must promptly notify the Breeder.

It is vital to ensure the dog has received all necessary vaccinations, including rabies, and that they are up to date.

If the purchaser requests a replacement, the Breeder needs copies of these records. The Puppy Health Guarantee is void if vaccinations/rabies are not received yearly.

It’s important to keep your contact information up to date. Please notify the Breeder if your address or phone number changes. Additionally, it’s crucial to ensure the safety and well-being of your dog. It includes providing a secure living environment, proper feeding and exercise, socialization, and obedience training.

Application & Deposit

You must first apply for approval if you’re considering getting a puppy. Once approved, you must submit a deposit to secure your spot on our reservation list. The deposit is $600.00 through E-Transfer. Once the non-refundable deposit is received, it can be moved from Litter to Litter for one year from the date of deposit. Please use our email using our generic Password: Labradoodles. Click for Adoption Pricing. 

Always Love Your Puppy 

You are your puppy’s best friend; you will need love, food, and playtime, and they will always give you unconditional love. Your puppy may know when you are not feeling well, and we will comfort you as best as possible. 

Ensure to love and protect your puppy. 

Labradoodles are very smart and will pick up on your moods and feelings. Just as we humans have negative days, so do our puppies. Love and protect your puppy and provide a healthy environment and a happy home. Remember, puppy kisses are worth a thousand words! 

Doggie Parks

“We strongly advise that you wait until your puppy has completed its vaccinations before taking it for walks in Doggie Parks. This is essential to minimize the risk of your puppy getting sick and to strengthen its immune system. It’s crucial to avoid exposing your puppy to other dogs until it has received all of its vaccinations in order to protect its health.”

Strenuous Activities will cause Injuries.

Never allow your dog to participate in activities that can cause stress on the joints, including hips and elbows, that could affect the puppy’s development. 

Activities to not include for your new puppy

When avoiding activities for your new puppy, it’s important to prioritize their safety, well-being, and proper development. Here are a few activities you should consider avoiding:

Rough Play

While engaging in rough play with your puppy may be tempting, it’s best to avoid it. Rough play can lead to injuries or encourage aggressive behaviour in the future.

Overexertion

Puppies have a lot of energy, but it’s important to keep them from overexerting them, especially during their early stages of growth. Avoid excessive running, jumping, or prolonged exercise sessions that strain their bones and joints.

Intense Training Sessions

While training is crucial for your puppy’s development, keep the sessions short and fun. Avoid long, intense training sessions that can overwhelm your puppy and cause them to lose interest or become stressed.

Exposure to Dangerous Environments

Until your puppy has received all necessary vaccinations, it’s important to avoid exposing it to potentially dangerous environments such as dog parks or areas with high levels of canine traffic. It will reduce the risk of contracting infectious diseases.

Feeding Inappropriate Food

Ensure your puppy has a balanced, age-appropriate diet. Avoid feeding the puppy human food that may be toxic or harmful to its health.

Avoid socializing your puppy until they receives all necessary immunizations.

Puppies are susceptible to diseases and infections before they are fully vaccinated. Waiting until their vaccinations are complete is important to ensure health and well-being.

Remember that every puppy is unique, so consult with a veterinarian for personalized guidance on activities to avoid based on your specific breed and individual pup.

Never Place a Puppy OR Dog in a Rescue or Shelter

Puppies Adopted at (Labradoodles by Cucciolini) should never go into a shelter or rescue. We ask you to contact us instead, and we will help you re-home. We do not refund money if your puppy needs a new home. Suppose we are unable to take the puppy/dog back. In that case, we are willing to assist in connecting families searching for a permanent furry companion for their household.

Re-homing Labradoodles by Cucciolini

If you resell or re-home the puppy/dog to a friend or family member to ensure the dog’s well-being, we request that you interview the potential owner regarding their plans for its care. We will need the new family’s contact information to update our files and keep in touch to ensure the puppy is doing well.

About Cucciolini Labradoodles’ Puppy Health Guarantee

Cucciolini Labradoodles’ Puppy Health Guarantee is to provide peace of mind to our customers. Here are some frequently asked questions about our guarantee:

What is the puppy return policy? 

If, within the first 24 hours of receiving your puppy, you find any significant health issues not disclosed at the time of purchase, you can return the puppy for a full refund or choose a replacement puppy from an upcoming litter.

What is not covered by the guarantee?

Our guarantee does not cover minor health issues such as fleas, ticks, or other parasites common in puppies or any health issues that may arise from neglect or improper care.

It’s important to note that all puppies undergo thorough veterinary examinations before leaving our care to ensure they are in good health. However, unforeseen circumstances can occur, and we stand behind our guarantee to ensure customer satisfaction.

If you have any further questions or concerns about our Puppy Health Guarantee, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Conclusion: Choose Cucciolini Doodles for a Healthy and Happy New Addition to Your Family!

Are you looking to add a new furry member to your family? Cucciolini Doodles is the perfect choice! Our unwavering dedication to responsible breeding and high-quality pups guarantees a healthy and well-tempered addition to your home. The emphasis on socialization and early training ensures a smooth transition for your new family member. Choose Cucciolini Doodles for a trustworthy source of Labradoodle, Bernedoodle & Goldendoodle puppies.

UPON ARRIVAL FOR PUPPY PICKUP, CUSTOMER WILL BE ASKED TO SIGN A Health Warranty pertaining to Health of Puppy, Training and Non-Breeding Contract.