Why not to purchase a puppy from Ardyweb.com

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Why NOT to purchase a Bichon – Shih Tzu puppy from us.

If you are not positive that you are ready for a dog… DO NOT PURCHASE ONE! 

Puppies are not pieces of furniture to match your decor.

If you are not planning on fixing your puppy by 8 months of age inform us when placing your deposit or when you purchase your puppy.
 

Any fault that will not heal over time or cannot be fixed during neutering or spaying will be disclosed before pickup.
 

If not fixing and your puppy has a fault, we will ONLY pay for the cost to repair the fault, minus the cost of fixing which is the dog owner’s responsibility.

***cost needs to be comparable to the cost of vet service in our area.

Examples: hernia, undescended testicle.

If you are unable or unwilling to communicate by EMAIL

You can reread the answers as many times as you need when we send an Email. Or watch the link for training information.
 

We can NOT answer the phone every time it rings!

• Allows us to finish tasks.
• Cannot leave puppies unsupervised or adult on the grooming table.
• Keeps our prices lower.
   

I do NOT loan, lease or take back a puppy because you didn’t think about it... unless there is a health problem with the puppy (see the health guarantee)

If you have difficulty saying NO, then a poor dog trainer you will be...it is important to set boundaries. To teach what is fine to do and what is not allowed. This keeps your pooch safe, healthy, and happy. 

Once a puppy leaves my care, I cannot guarantee that its health has not been jeopardized,

or that no injury has occurred…this is how I can ensure that I do not sell puppies that have been dropped, kicked, or exposed to diseases, parasites or other dangers and problems. 

Any breeder who takes back a puppy without vet checking, quarantining it for at least 10 - 120 days is asking for problems. 

• I will not sell you somebody      else's problem. 
• My promise is to do everything I      can to sell you a healthy, happy puppy.

If you find that you made a poor decision, or another problem has occurred…then take responsibility and resell the puppy to a loving home.

Do not expect me to jeopardize all my hard work to poor judgment or other problem.

You can email me for advice on how to resell the puppy.

Here is a list to start with:

• friends
• neighbors
• family
• put ad in newspaper.
• Craigslist
• Facebook
• post 3x5 card. 
• grocery stores 
• churches 
• vets 
• dog rescues boards

I do not talk anyone into buying a puppy, but I have talked individuals out of buying one.