Breeder: Kisses and Cuddles Chihuahuas
owned and operated by Heather Wilson
at 9768 Hidden Valley Dr NW Calgary
Alberta T3A 5P4
heatherwilson2@yahoo.ca
403-973-6516
Name :Boo Boo
Dog Breed: Chihuahua
Color:fawn Sable
Date of Birth: Febuary 6 2026
Expected Retirement: Feb 6 2031
This agreement outlines the terms and conditions of a Guardian Home arrangement
between the Guardian(s) and Heather Wilson of Kisses and Cuddles Chihuahuas (referred to herein as “the Breeder”).
2. Ownership
Ownership of the dog remains with the Breeder until the dog reaches 5 years of age
females and 7 years for males. After that, legal ownership will be transferred to the
Guardian(s) in writing. All litters produced by the female or semen collected from the male
remain the sole property of the Breeder.3. Breeding Terms
For Female Dogs:
- Expected to have 4 litters, provided she remains in good health.
- Breeding will not continue past 5 years old.
- She will be returned to the Breeder during her heat cycle for breeding.
- If pregnant, she returns to the Breeder approximately one week before her due date
(gestation is ~63 days).
- She stays with the Breeder until the puppies are weaned at 8 weeks, then returns to the
Guardian.
- No vaccines should be administered during pregnancy. Antibiotics or medications should
be approved for pregnant dogs and checked with the Breeder.
For Male Dogs:
- Males may be used for breeding until approximately 5 years of age, assuming continued
good health and fertility.
- The dog will need to be made available to the Breeder for breeding, and any required
fertility or health testing.
- Advance notice will be given whenever possible, but flexibility is required, as female
ovulation timing is unpredictable.
- If natural breeding the male dog will typically be returned the 7-10 days later. Some females can take longer to breed, but having the Male present helps identify the right time.
The male may be returned sooner if they start breeding right away.
- Guardian(s) are expected to maintain the dog in good health, and promptly report any
behavioral or physical concerns that might affect fertility.
4. Breeder Responsibilities
- Covers all veterinary expenses related to breeding and required health testing (e.g., OFA
hips, eyes).
- Provides all care and veterinary attention while the female is with the Breeder for
breeding and whelping.
- Since vaccinations are not given during pregnancy the Breeder will update any
vaccinations needed when the puppies are weaned and before they return the female to the
Guardian.
5. Guardian Responsibilities
Provide general vet care, including:
Routine care such as vaccinations and annual checkups.
- All treatments must be reported to the Breeder with documentation.No elective procedures (e.g., spaying, surgeries) without written approval from Breeder.
Maintain a healthy environment and exercise to avoid being overweight.
Feed high-quality food according to the Breeder’s guidelines to avoid dogs being under or
overweight.
- Ingredients in major dog food brands to avoid as they can negatively affect reproduction:
peas, lentils, chickpeas, soy, flaxseed, canola/vegetable oil, corn or wheat as 1st ingredient.
Not chronically crate the dog for more than 4-6 hours per day on a regular basis.
Make the dog available for breeding and required vet visits with reasonable notice.
The dog may not be used for breeding by anyone other than the Breeder.
All household members must understand and comply with this agreement.
6. Penalties for Breach
The Guardian agrees to pay $10,000 to the Breeder if any of the following occurs:
- Unauthorized spaying or neutering.
- Injury or death caused intentionally or through negligence.
- Refusal to return the dog or ceasing communication.
- Transfer of the dog to anyone other than the Breeder.
7. Illness, Injury, or Death
In the event of illness or injury, the Guardian must seek immediate veterinary care and
notify the Breeder.
Emergency treatment is allowed, but ongoing care decisions must involve the Breeder.
If the dog dies due to negligence, the Guardian agrees to pay $4,000.
Negligence includes:
- Leaving the dog unsupervised or uncontained.
- Failure to use a leash or secure fencing, leading to the dog escaping or being injured
- Leaving the dog in a hot vehicle.
- Allowing access to toxic substances.
- Failure to treat known medical issues in a timely manner, including visible infections,
limping, vomiting, diarrhea, or abnormal behavior.
If death occurs due to circumstances beyond the Guardian’s control, no penalty applies.
Examples include:
- The dog develops a congenital health condition or genetic disorder.
- The dog passes away during or following surgery performed with Breeder’s consent
- The dog suffers fatal injury or illness during a natural disaster (e.g., tornado, flood, fire).
- The dog chokes or suffocates on a toy or object designed for dogs and labeled safe, with
no prior indication of risk.8. Ownership Transfer
At the end of the contract (or sooner if agreed upon), the dog will be spayed/neutered at the
Breeder’s expense, and legal ownership will be transferred to the Guardian(s).
9. Return of Dog
The Guardian may return the dog to the Breeder at any time, for any reason, thereby
terminating this agreement.
10. Communication & Updates
Guardian(s) agree to provide regular updates, including photos or videos, to the Breeder
every 2–3 months or upon request.
11. Training & Socialization Requirements
Guardian(s) agree to ensure the dog is properly socialized and trained using positive
reinforcement methods. Group puppy training classes are highly recommended. Dogs must
not be subjected to aggressive training techniques.
12. Travel & Relocation Notification
Guardian(s) agree to notify the Breeder of any travel plans exceeding 48 hours. If the
Guardian plans to move residences, they must notify the Breeder at least 14 days in
advance. New living arrangements must meet normal standards for care such as a securely
fenced yard (not applicable for apartments), free of hazards, dog must sleep indoors, and if
other animals are present they are dog-safe and not aggressive.
13. Grooming Requirements
Guardian(s) agree to maintain regular grooming (every 6–8 weeks) and keep the coat
brushed and free of mats. If matting is severe or persistent, Breeder reserves the right to
schedule professional grooming and bill the Guardian.
14. Reimbursement for Missed Litters
If a Guardian’s actions (e.g. missing a heat, failure to return for breeding, unauthorized
treatment) prevent the dog from fulfilling breeding obligations, the Breeder may seek
reimbursement up to $2,000 per missed breeding opportunity.15. Right to Reclaim Dog
Breeder reserves the right to reclaim possession of the dog if Guardian(s) fail to meet the
terms of this contract or if the Breeder has reasonable concerns for the dog’s health, safety,
or well-being. No compensation shall be due to the Guardian in this event.
16. Photo/Marketing Use Permission
Guardian(s) grant the Breeder permission to use the dog’s photos and name for marketing,
social media, and website purposes.
This document represents the full agreement between the Breeder and Guardian. No verbal
or written warranties outside of this contract apply.__