Husky Stud Dog for Breeding in Texas

Willingness to travel:

130 miles

Breeding Terms:

Stud Fee: The stud fee for our albino Husky is 500 dollars . Payment is due at the time of breeding. Payment Options: I offer one options: Stud Fee Payment: A one-time payment of 500 dollars before breeding. Health Requirements: Both the stud and the dam must be up-to-date on vaccinations, flea and tick prevention, and deworming. Health screenings: The dam must have recent health clearances for any breed-relevant conditions. Breeding Conditions: Breeding typically requires at least two mating sessions within a 48-hour period. If the dam fails to conceive, a repeat service will be provided during her next heat cycle at no additional charge. Proof of non-conception from a veterinarian may be requested. Travel: We are willing to travel up to 5from our location. If a longer distance is required, additional travel expenses may be discussed and agreed upon beforehand. Puppy Welfare: We prioritize responsible breeding practices. We request that all puppies are placed in safe, responsible homes. Contract and Liability: Both parties will sign a breeding contract that outlines these terms in detail. Any health issues related to the puppies are the responsibility of the dam's owner after whelping. Communication: Regular updates on the dam’s health and pregnancy status are appreciated. We would also love to see photos of the litter once they are born!

Accommodation Responsibility:

Accommodation for the Stud Dog: If travel is required and exceeds a 50-mile radius, suitable accommodations should be provided if an overnight stay is necessary. The dam’s owner may provide lodging or reimburse reasonable accommodation expenses (e.g., pet-friendly hotel costs). Our Husky should be kept in a secure, comfortable, and climate-controlled environment during his stay to ensure his well-being. Care and Supervision: The dam’s owner is responsible for providing safe and appropriate housing for both dogs during the breeding process. This includes separate areas if either dog shows signs of stress or aggression. Both parties agree to monitor the dogs during the mating period to prevent any injuries and ensure a successful mating. Responsibility for Health and Safety: While on-site, the dam’s owner will ensure that no other dogs are present to avoid distractions or risks of aggression. Any injuries, health issues, or veterinary expenses incurred by the stud due to negligence on the dam’s owner’s part will be the financial responsibility of the dam’s owner. Transportation Responsibility: The stud dog owner will handle transportation unless otherwise agreed upon in writing. If the dam’s owner prefers to transport the stud dog or arrange for him to be transported, all associated costs and liabilities during transport will fall under the dam’s owner’s responsibility. Return Policy: If breeding is unsuccessful, and the dam is confirmed by a veterinarian to have not conceived, the stud owner agrees to provide one repeat service during the dam’s next heat cycle. This service must be arranged at a mutually convenient time.