INSTRUCTION SHEET/TERMS AND CONDITIONS HOST FAMILY :

1. Power supply

The dog mainly eats raw food from Farmfood, at least 50% of its total diet.

 

2. Occasionally, (no more than 50% of its total diet) the dog can be given a kibble

to offer.

 

3. snacks:

Preferably only give the dog dried snacks.

 

4. Drinks:

Clean and fresh water must be available throughout the day. The drinker several times per

refresh day. If the dog goes on holiday abroad, then mineral water from a

bottle, as dogs easily get diarrhea from other water.

 

5. Accommodation and stay:

The dog must not be kept outside. The first months an open bench may be his resting place. Preference is given to a basket or pillow. The dog must not be locked up.

The dog should not lie on a hard floor that is too cold. Often you get elbow spots. Concern

make sure the dog can't go up the stairs. Climbing stairs is very bad and has to be done so much

may be avoided in order to prevent hip problems.

 

6. Transport;

The dog must be transported safely at all times. The safest way is a safety belt that you can attach to a harness. It is not allowed to leave the dog alone in the car.

 

7. Belt and leash;

The dog should be taught to walk on a leash without pulling. The belt is for together

walking, e.g. in a shopping area. The pull-out line (Flexi line) is intended for walking the dog.

With the pull-out leash, the dog has more freedom to do his needs. Feces should be everywhere

to be cleaned up.

 

8. Walk and let go;

During the first year of life, walking should be limited to 5 minutes per month of age. So

when the dog is 4 months old, each walk may last 4x5=20 min., with a deviation of

maximum 5 minutes. Letting go is only allowed in areas where there is no motorized traffic

is, and only from the age of 4 months, and only if the dog is well under apple. The

dog must be walked at all times by someone who knows the traffic rules and can steer the dog. The dog may not be walked by family members younger than 12 years, that is only allowed under the supervision of a family member who is older than 15 years.

 

9. Upbringing;

The dog must be raised in such a way that the dog does not show problem behavior. below

problem behavior is understood; aggression towards other dogs, unmanageable at the vet,

not listening to the most basic commands such as sit, down, stay, wait etc. Following

a puppy course is mandatory, taking an obedience course after the puppy course

is highly recommended.

 

10. Coat care

1x per week:

brush the coat well with an Activet brush, in accordance with the instructions of

breeder. The coat must be tangle-free.

1x every 3 months:

Shorten the coat to at least 5 cm. length. Cut the nails.

 

• From the moment the dog is approved for her/his health tests (around their first birthday) they will be trimmed by me, free of charge. Please note: the dog must be tangle-free, so brushing/combing should be done weekly. If that is not the case, you will unfortunately have to pay for her extra time yourself.

I can continue to offer you this service while your bitch/male is in the breeding program of Bakkeraustralian Labradoodle.

 

11. Anti-tick/flea agent;

You only have to give this during summer time, once every 6 weeks. Try

be careful with these means, it is poison! You should NEVER give BRAVECTO!

 

12. dewormer;

Up to and including the 6th month: 1x per month.

From the 9th month, as long as the dog lives : 1x per quarter.

The only wormer allowed is Milbemax.

 

13. Veterinarian treatments, permitted medications;

All treatments may only take place after permission from the breeder. Permission is not

required in case of a life-threatening situation. Also for the medicines to be administered

breeder's permission required. Medications that have been clinically proven to be safe

for pregnant bitches and/or not affecting fertility are allowed without

be given permission.

 

14. Vaccinations

The puppy vaccination costs are reimbursed by me, as well as the annual vaccination. Please note: These must always be given to the Veterinary Clinic Den Heuvel in Best in the name of BakkerAustralianLabrdoodle! Other vaccinations such as foreign vaccination Rabies are for your own account but will always be given in consultation with the breeder!

 

15. Cost

All costs for keeping and caring for the dog, including medical costs

treatments are the responsibility of the host family. Only costs that are directly related

with the reproduction are at the breeder's expense. Medical expenses in particular can be unexpected

be very high. Fokker advises the host family to take this into account or to take this risk

to ensure.

 

16. Reception, holidays, days out, etc.;

For host families with a breeding female, there is an obligation to let the dog stay with me for 1 day (in consultation) a month so that the situation feels recognizable and safe for her. Preferably, the dog is taken along as much as possible. If the dog is housed elsewhere, that is only allowed

after breeder approval. The breeder receives the address of the temporary residence of the dog. In any case, the host family remains responsible for compliance with the obligations under this contract.

 

17. Procedure in case of heat

A heat usually takes place twice a year, usually in a certain cycle. That can be every 8 months but also every 10 months or even a year. A heat is announced by the dog making small puddles more often, but this does not always have to be the case. The heat starts as soon as blood comes out of the vulva. This can be checked by dabbing the vulva with a tissue in the morning before the 1st round of exhaustion. In case of red or brown discharge, the breeder should be called. From that moment on it is no longer allowed to let the dog run loose. It is also no longer allowed to walk minor family members with the dog. The person walking the dog should avoid contact with other dogs as much as possible, especially with unneutered males.