Things to consider when purchasing your Sealyham

Anyone contemplating the purchase of a Sealyham Puppy should expect the following obligations to be met by the breeder and in turn be willing to carry out his responsibilities as the new owner of a Sealyham. he following statements are a suggested guide to the care of the Sealyham.



THE BREEDER SHOULD:

  • Dock tails and remove dew claws.
  • Have puppy free of worms when sent to new owner
  • Have puppy properly inoculated against Hepatitis, (geographical area specific for Leptospirosis), Distemper, and Parvo virus
  • A record of temporary or permanent shots should accompany the puppy
  • Send registration slip to new owner to be completed and sent to the AKC
  • Provide a good healthy puppy properly groomed
  • Send instructions on proper case of the puppy. This should include information on food, nutrition and grooming, including care of the coat.
  • Stress should also be placed on the need for the puppy to have proper rest and exercise.

THE NEW OWNER SHOULD:
  • Follow the instructions provided by the breeder concerning proper health and nutrition including care of he coat
  • Be willing to provide the puppy with the proper amount of attention and affection which a Sealy requires to become a valued member of the family.
  • Stress should also be placed on the need for the puppy to have proper rest and exercise. Provide puppy with a bed or a rest area which he may call his own.
  • Be willing to provide an enclosed area in which the puppy can exercise free from the threat of road traffic.
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