Shipping/Guarantee

1.  A dog achieves CHIC  (Canine Health Information Center)  Certification if it has been screened for every disease recommended by the parent club for that breed and those results are publicly available in the database at www.offa.org
2. It's great to see that im prioritize the health and well-being of your puppies by ensuring that they are free from common health issues like ear mites, fleas, and ringworm. This demonstrates a strong commitment to responsible breeding practices and the welfare of the animals under your care.
3. It's also important to ensure that sick puppies are not sent via air or ground transport. This helps to prevent the spread of illness and ensures that puppies arrive at their new homes in good health. Clear communication with your customers about these policies can help to build trust and confidence in your business.
4. or any other items that are not specifically recommended by the breeder. Additionally, this guarantee does not cover any illness or injury resulting from neglect, abuse, or improper care by the buyer.
5. The guarantee provided by Chocolate Kiss Puppies covers only congenital defects or genetic disorders that are diagnosed by a licensed veterinarian within the first two years of the puppy's life. If such a defect or disorder is discovered, the buyer must provide the breeder with documentation from the veterinarian confirming the diagnosis.
6. In the event that a congenital defect or genetic disorder covered by the guarantee is discovered, the buyer has the option to return the puppy for a replacement puppy of the same quality and sex, provided that a replacement puppy is available. The breeder is not responsible for any other expenses incurred by the buyer, including but not limited to transportation costs or veterinary fees in excess of the purchase price of the puppy.
7. It is important to note that the guarantee provided by Chocolate Kiss Puppies is only valid for the original buyer of the puppy and is not transferable to any other party. Additionally, the guarantee does not cover any conditions or disorders that are not specifically listed in the guarantee or that are excluded by the terms of the guarantee.
8. By purchasing a puppy from Chocolate Kiss Puppies, the buyer acknowledges that they have read and understand the terms of the guarantee and agree to abide by its conditions. The buyer also agrees to provide appropriate care and veterinary treatment for the puppy, as well as to notify the breeder of any health or behavioral concerns that arise during the puppy's lifetime.
9.  NO GUARANTEES ON DISPOSITION, SIZE OR COLOR.

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Chocolate Kiss Puppies will not be responsible for the following. 

1. It is important to carefully read and understand the terms and conditions of any pet purchase agreement. This statement indicates that the seller is not responsible for any canine disease, vet bills, surgeries, or transport once the purchase is final. It also states that the puppies will come with a health and wellness check from the seller's vet, as well as various vaccinations, worming, grooming, and ear treatment. It is advisable to ask the breeder or seller any questions you may have about these terms before making a purchase to ensure that you fully understand your responsibilities as a new pet owner. 
2.  It's great to see that Im taking responsibility for ensuring the health and well-being of your puppies by testing and clearing all parents for potential health issues through reputable organizations like offa.org. DNA testing kits from AKC, Embark, Wisdom Panel, and Offa are also great tools for helping to identify potential health issues and to ensure the accuracy of breed identification. 

Chocolate Kiss Puppies is providing information about the potential health concerns of Toy Dachshunds to their customers. By being transparent about these issues, Im helping my customers make informed decisions and setting clear expectations about the potential challenges associated with owning a Toy Dachshund. Toy Dachshunds are prone to certain health issues such as intervertebral disk disease (IVDD), patellar luxation, color dilution alopecia, progressive retinal atrophy, skeletal issues, teeth issues, eye problems, skin issues, cardiac diseases, stomach issues, and other prominent health concerns such as Cushing’s syndrome, obesity, and diabetes.

A responsible breeder will perform appropriate health screenings on their breeding stock to help minimize the risk of passing on genetic conditions to their puppies. It's also important to note that Toy Dachshunds may not be the best fit for everyone due to their specific needs and potential health concerns. Prospective owners should do their research and consider their lifestyle and ability to meet the needs of a Toy Dachshund before making the decision to bring one into their home.

 Chocolate Kiss Puppies is providing comprehensive information about the potential health concerns of Miniature Rat Terriers to their customers. By being transparent about these issues, they are helping their customers make informed decisions and set clear expectations about the potential challenges associated with owning a Miniature Rat Terrier. It's important to note that all dogs, regardless of breed, may be prone to certain health issues, and regular veterinary care and attention can help prevent or address many of these issues. 

• Allergies: Miniature Rat Terriers may be prone to allergies, including skin allergies and food allergies.
• Deafness: Some Miniature Rat Terriers may be born deaf or may develop deafness later in life. It's important to have regular hearing checks with a veterinarian.
• Retained testicle: Some male Miniature Rat Terriers may have a retained testicle, which can increase the risk of certain health issues. It's important to have any such condition addressed promptly by a veterinarian.
• Dental abnormalities: Miniature Rat Terriers may be prone to dental issues such as gum disease and tooth decay. Regular dental check-ups and cleaning can help prevent these issues.
• Bone and joint problems: Miniature Rat Terriers may be prone to certain bone and joint problems, such as luxating patella, hip dysplasia, and Legg-Calve-Perthes disease.
• Ophthalmologist Evaluation: Regular ophthalmologist evaluations can help identify and treat any potential eye issues, such as cataracts or progressive retinal atrophy.