LilTown Puppy Questionaire Form

Lil'Town Puppy Questionnaire Form
Is the Wheaten the Right Breed for You?
Are you looking for:
A bright, affectionate companion? A medium sized sturdy dog? An energetic, fun loving, active dog with an exuberant personality?

Are you willing to:

Monitor and socialize an active puppy.

Train an independent Terrier-starting with puppy classes (a real must).

Devote time to grooming daily (brush and comb).

Bathe, blow dry and trim and cut nails – or have your Wheaten professionally groomed Monthly.

Provide a safe, fenced area and lots of exercise (a must).

A Wheaten loves to jump; children are knocked down a lot. Some Wheatens love to herd, so they do nip at running children’s feet. A family must be able to accept these traits in their Wheaten as it is very hard to break these habits. A Wheaten loves to greet people at the door by jumping and expressing how glad they are to see them.

A fenced in yard or fenced in run is a must for a Wheaten. If you are unable to provide this, an invisible fence is better than no fence at all. However, a wheaten can not be left unattended with an invisible fence, as they will go thru the invisible fence if intrigued enough (chasing a squirrel, rabbit or other dog).

A little about myself and my breeding program: I have been involved with Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers for 22 years. I am presently Vice President and Health Director of the Motor City Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier Club, member of the Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier Club of American and member of the Terrier Club Of Michigan.

The Wheatens I use in my breeding program, I show to their Championship, hips are OFA’d at two years of age, eyes are certified every other year and health testing is done annually. I expect the Stud dogs I use to meet the same criteria.

I recommend that Companion Wheatens are also health tested on an annual basis. Complete Chem Screen and Urinalysis with Protine/Creatinine Ratio.

I have contracts for Companion Dogs and for Showing or Breeding Prospects that must be agreed to.

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If a litter has a show potential puppy, I look for a Show Home for that puppy. If you are interested in a show potential puppy, we can discuss what that entails.

The rest of the litter is placed as family pets. Once you complete this questionnaire and return it, I place it in my potential puppy family file. When the dogs have been bred I then contact the families to see if they are still interested. I again contact the families when the puppies are born and we start the commitment process.

Thank you for your interest. Hope to hear from you soon.
Now I need to know a few things about you and your family:
Full Name

First NameLast Name
Address

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityState / Province

Postal / Zip CodeCountry
Phone Number

Area CodePhone Number
E-mail
Spouse's First Name
Number of Children
Age Range
Do you have a fenced in yard?
If no, do you have a fenced in dog run?
What made you decide on a Wheaten?
How / Where would your dog spend the day as a puppy? As an adult?
For what periods of time would the dog be left alone?
Are you able to spend more time with a puppy when it first goes home?
How do you plan to manage the routine care and grooming of your puppy?
A Wheaten is a high maintenance dog, do you have the time to brush & comb your Wheaten daily?
Do you own a dog or any other pets at the present time? If so, what age, sex and breed?
Have you owned a dog in the past?
Would you be willing to enroll your Wheaten in a dog obedience classs?
Do you want a male, or female, and why"
Do you want a companion (pet), or a show, or breeding prospect?
Are you interested in an older dog?
Are you willing to spay or neuter your dog if placed with you as a companion dog?
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Lil'Town Puppy Questionnaire Form

Is the Wheaten the Right Breed for You?

Are you looking for:

Now I need to know a few things about you and your family: