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POMERANIANS LIFE IN THE OUTBACK PUPPY SALES AGREEMENT


This Puppy Sales Agreement (referred to as the "Agreement") is made between the "Breeder/Seller" and the "Buyer" concerning the sale of a "Puppy" as described below: 
You agree that all statements and claims made by you in this contract, the Puppy Expression of Interest form, and in any communications with the seller/breeder via text, phone, email, or social media on any platform are accurate to the best of your knowledge.

Seller’s Representations and Warranties:

The Seller affirms and assures the Buyer that: (a) The Seller is the rightful and legal owner of the Dog and has the full rights and authority to sell the Dog. (b) The Dog is being sold without any encumbrances, liens, security interests, or charges. (c) At the time of sale, the Dog is in good health and free from communicable diseases. The Buyer has a 2-day grace period following the delivery date to have the Dog examined by a licensed veterinarian, at the Buyer's expense. If the examination fails and is accompanied by a written statement from the veterinarian, the Buyer may return the Dog for a full refund. Failure to have the Dog examined within this 2-day period will void this warranty. If the Buyer decides to keep the puppy, no replacements will be provided, and all subsequent medical expenses and treatments will be the sole responsibility of the Buyer. This health guarantee will not cover Cherry eye, Entropion, Ectropion, Allergies, undescended testicles, loose knees or hips, Stenotic nares, elongated soft palate, umbilical hernia, and dermatitis.

Breeder/Seller:

ABN: 25 638 832 336 Location: 9 Railway Terrace, Karoonda, South Australia Farm Location: Situated 30 minutes from Karoonda in rural South Australia Breeder's Contact: Jake and Emily Phone: 0434 171 019 Email: pomeraniansauz@gmail.com Breeder's Registration Number: DACO226993 Membership in Dogs SA Australia and Right Paw

Buyer:

Puppy Information:

Suggested Name (used by Breeder):

Microchip Number (assigned at 6 weeks of age):

Sex: [Puppy's Sex]

Breed: [Puppy's Breed]

Colour: [Puppy's Colour]

Dam Name: [Dam's Name]

Sire Name: [Sire's Name]

Date of Birth: [Puppy's Date of Birth]

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Identifying Features: [Any Identifying Features of the Puppy]

Weight on delivery or send-off day (To be added to the contract at a later date but before handover )

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Prior to handing over the dog, a series of essential steps have been taken to ensure the well-being and seamless transition of our beloved pet:

Health and Well-being:

Regular worming every 2 weeks for the dog's health. A comprehensive vet check successfully passed at 6 weeks of age, confirming the dog's excellent health and absence of underlying medical issues. Administration of all necessary vaccinations to protect the dog from common diseases and establish immunity. Completion of a meticulous health program, which includes routine check-ups and vaccinations, to safeguard the dog's long-term well-being.

Adaptation and Growth:

Introduction to gentle handling, fostering a positive relationship between the dog and humans. Initiation of toilet training to facilitate a clean and suitable living environment. Gradual weaning off the mother's milk, marking an essential step toward independence and growth. Commencement of the transition to solid food to encourage a well-balanced diet and healthy eating habits.

Additional Preparations:

Microchipping with accurate owner information to facilitate identification and tracking in case of loss. Provision of complete health records, including vaccination history, deworming records, and relevant medical information. Consideration of spaying/neutering to promote responsible pet ownership and prevent unwanted litters. Protection against external parasites through flea and tick prevention measures. Guidance on the dog's dietary needs, feeding schedule, and any special dietary considerations. Information about grooming requirements, if applicable, along with necessary grooming tools and supplies. Advice on training and socialisation, especially for puppies, with some starting basic training or exposure to different experiences. Provision of emergency contact information for ongoing support and guidance. Planning for a gradual transition of the dog's food if dietary changes are necessary. Completion of any required legal documentation, including adoption or sale paperwork and care-related agreements. Provision of essential supplies such as if included in sale a collar, leash, ID tag, food and water dishes, toys, and a comfortable bed. A final health check by a veterinarian shortly before the handover to ensure the dog is in optimal health. These comprehensive measures have been taken to ensure the well-being and successful integration of our cherished dog into their new home.

Cost:

Deposit: $ (Non-Refundable)

Deposit paid ________________ this is for us to fill out

Due In Full By: [Date] (To be added to the contract at a later date but before handover ) but 3 days before any and all transport ____________________________________

Balance after deposit

Delivery fee if applicable

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Balance Due Date: 3 days before delivery, pick-up, or release of the dog to a transport company

I understand that this deposit is for a puppy with non-breeding rights, and I acknowledge that these funds will not be refunded under any circumstances if I change my mind, back out, or if I am unable to afford the remaining total at 8 weeks of age.
 All payments for puppies must be made in full by the weaning date, which is at 8 weeks of age. We will maintain continuous communication to discuss homecoming dates and payment deadlines.
 I also understand that once I have selected my puppy, I cannot change to a different one, even if I find another puppy in a different litter that I prefer. Doing so will result in the forfeiture of my entire deposit for the selected puppy.


PAYMENT INFORMATION:

Deposit: The Buyer must submit a non-refundable deposit of $500 to the Breeder/Seller to secure the purchase of the puppy. Please note that the deposit is necessary to reserve the chosen puppy, and the reservation will be confirmed once the deposit payment clears in our account.

Payment for the deposit should be directed to the following account:
 Account Name: Pomeranians, Life In The Outback or PLITO BSB: 015665 Account Number: 474554785


Purchase Price: The total purchase price for the puppy is as previously mentioned. Delivery Fee: In cases where puppy delivery is arranged, the Buyer shall pay the agreed-upon delivery fee directly to the transportation company or into the aforementioned account, per the agreement between the Buyer and the transportation company. Extended Stay Fee: If the puppy's stay goes beyond the initially scheduled pick-up, delivery, or handover date, the Buyer must pay an extended stay fee of $45 per day for each additional day. Prompt payment of the extended stay fee is expected upon notification by the Breeder/Seller.

DESSEXING REQUIREMENT:

The Buyer commits to ensuring the desexing of the puppy by the age of 6 months ( or 12 months in some cases as per vet advice ). Additionally, the Buyer agrees to provide a veterinarian's report confirming the desexing procedure and the puppy's microchip number, which must match the number specified in this contract. Failure to comply with this desexing requirement will result in a penalty charge of $8,000 per puppy produced, enforceable to the fullest extent of the law.


REGISTRATION:

The Seller certifies that this puppy complies with Australian breading standards and, Right Paw requirements, and Dogs SA mandates.


HEALTH GUARANTEE:

The puppy is considered healthy at the time of sale, as verified through a vet check prior to transitioning to its new home. The Buyer is strongly encouraged to schedule a veterinary examination within 48 hours of purchase. If a significant health issue arises within a specified period, the Buyer may be eligible for a refund or replacement.

ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS AND TERMS OF SALE

The puppy is sold exclusively for domestic companionship and must not be used for breeding, guarding, or aggressive purposes. The Buyer agrees to provide the necessary care, including veterinary attention, proper nutrition, and socialisation. The Breeder retains the right to inspect and ensure the puppy's welfare. The Buyer must promptly inform the Breeder of any changes in contact information or address. If the Buyer can no longer keep the dog, the Breeder has the "right of first refusal." In the event of legal action due to a contract breach, the Breeder is entitled to recover incurred costs and expenses. The Buyer may choose to microchip the puppy with the Breeder's contact information. The Buyer agrees to follow pet-related requirements, including spaying/neutering and participation in socialisation classes. Breach of contract terms, such as unauthorised breeding, may result in the Breeder reclaiming the dog. For health issues within the initial period, the Buyer may return the puppy for a refund or replacement. The Buyer has a 3-day grace period for returning the puppy for non-health-related reasons, with exceptions for transportation expenses, deposit, and a $1000 rehoming fee. Dog would need to pass a vet check at buyers expense.

The Buyer agrees he/she is not acting as an agent of any pet store, dealer, wholesale outlet, puppy mill, guard dog business, or research facility, and will not sell, consign, give away, or place this dog or its progeny with an aforementioned facilities If the Buyer is unable, or unwilling, to keep the dog or provide an appropriate home in accordance with this agreement due to any reason, including the death of the Buyer, full ownership will revert back to seller. unless other arrangements have been discussed with seller. Buyer releases Seller from any and all liability, costs, or damages caused by the puppy/dog after placement with the Buyer, including damage or destruction of property and injury to any person. Buyer accepts the risks and responsibilities of training the puppy/dog and acknowledges that they have sole responsibility for ongoing, lifetime socialisation and training as appropriate for the puppy/dog's age. Temperament is a product of many things, not simply genetics, and Buyer accepts that much of a dog's temperament or eventual adjustments is determined by the skill and patience of its owners) and how it is raised or integrated into the new home/situation. Buyer agrees to be very careful of over exercising the puppy/dog. No hard jogging, no exercising to the point of exhaustion, no taking the pup for long walks until after the pup is 12 months old, etc. Around the block is fine, a 5 Kilometres walk is not fine. Buyer must continue scheduled vaccinations/preventatives/deworming on time, in order to protect the puppy. The Buyer must keep vaccination/medical records from their licensed veterinarian. The Buyer assumes all responsibility for any veterinarian bills, under no circumstances will the seller be responsible for any veterinarian bills acquired by the Buyer for this puppy/dog. In the event of early death of the puppy/dog, a formal necropsy is required and results must be submitted to the Seller. Buyer is responsible tor a necropsy expenses All sales are final with in the grounds of this contract. While we strive to provide guidance on your puppy's potential outcomes, such as color and temperament, we draw upon our extensive experience to offer insights into these aspects. It's important to understand that these characteristics are influenced by nature's marvels, and we have no control over the final result. Please be aware that the seller assumes no responsibility for the ultimate outcome. Nature has its own course, and while we can offer our expertise and advice, the final attributes of your puppy are beyond our influence.

EXTENDED STAY FEE:

If the puppy's stay exceeds the originally agreed pick-up date, delivery, or handover date, the Buyer is required to pay an extended stay fee of $45 per day for each additional day. After an unarranged or extended stay of 3 days, the Breeder reserves the right to resell the dog, with no obligation to provide refunds, regardless of previous payments made.


DEMODOCTIC MANGE AND OTHER HEALTH ISSUES:

The Seller will not facilitate a puppy replacement for Demodectic mange, heat stroke, abuse/neglect, or insufficient socialisation. The Buyer acknowledges having conducted thorough research on the Pomeranian breed, including awareness of potential health issues. The Buyer is responsible for all medical expenses related to the puppy, and no refunds will be issued for health-related concerns.

Signatures

Pomeranians Life in the Outback Agree to this contract in its entirety and are bound by law on the condition that all information is filled out fully and correctly, and that all conversations held between seller and buyer, whether verbally or in writing, align with this contract. This is counted as our binding signature

Buyer's Signature

I, the Buyer, acknowledge and accept the terms and conditions outlined in this Agreement. I understand that any false or deliberately misleading information or a breach of this contract allows the Seller to legally reclaim ownership of the dog, with no refund, and the right to pass on any repossession costs.


Buyer's Digital Signature

Manual signatures if printed and can sign

Seller ______________________________________

Buyer ______________________________________

ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF RECEIPT:


I, the undersigned Buyer, confirm the receipt of the puppy described in this Agreement in good health and compliance with the terms outlined. I fully agree to abide by all the terms and conditions stated in this contract.



PLEASE SIGN ONLY AFTER RECEIVING THE DOG

Buyer's Digital Signature

Manual signatures if printed and can sign

Buyer ______________________________________

This Agreement forms a legally binding contract between the Breeder/Seller and the Buyer, encompassing provisions regarding the acquisition, care, and associated responsibilities concerning the puppy.
 A copy of this completed Contract, signed by both the Buyer and Seller, will be provided to the Buyer.

NON-CONTRACTUAL INFORMATION BELOW

(To be added to the contract at a later date but before handover )


Personal Information about Your New Puppy:

Current Food:

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Crate Trained:

Whether your puppy is crate trained and any tips or recommendations for crate usage.

Crate Training: Tips, Tricks, and Puppy Update Crate training is a valuable tool for teaching your puppy important skills and providing them with a safe and comfortable space. Here are some tips and tricks for successful crate training, along with a positive update on your puppy's progress: 1. Introduce the Crate Gradually: Start by making the crate a positive and inviting place. Place treats and toys inside to encourage your puppy to explore it on their own. 2. Use Positive Reinforcement: Reward your puppy with treats and praise when they willingly enter the crate. Create positive associations with the crate. 3. Keep It Short and Positive: Begin with short crate sessions, gradually increasing the duration. Keep it positive, and never use the crate as a form of punishment. 4. Establish a Routine: Create a consistent crate routine, especially after meals and before bedtime. Puppies have a natural inclination to eliminate shortly after eating, so use this time for potty breaks. 5. Gradual Alone Time: Gradually increase the time your puppy spends alone in the crate, starting with a few minutes and building up to longer durations. Stay nearby initially to ease their anxiety. 6. Crate as a Safe Haven: Emphasise that the crate is a safe and comfortable space for your puppy. Use it for nap times and as a quiet retreat when needed. 7. Avoid Forcing: Never force you're puppy into the crate. It's essential that they enter willingly to avoid creating negative associations. 8. Crate Size Matters: Choose an appropriately sized crate that allows your puppy to stand, turn around, and lie down comfortably. Avoid a crate that's too large, as it may encourage accidents. 9. Gradual Transition: As your puppy grows, transition to a larger crate if necessary to accommodate their size. 10. Monitor for Bathroom Breaks: Be attentive to your puppy's signals for potty breaks. If they become restless or start whining, it may be a sign that they need to relieve themselves.

Puppy Update:

It's wonderful to hear that your puppy is making great progress with crate training. Their willingness to accept the crate as a positive space is a positive sign of their adaptability and your effective training efforts. Consistency and patience are key to successful crate training. Keep up the excellent work, and your puppy will continue to thrive in their new crate-friendly routine


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Toilet Trained:

The progress of toilet training, including any specific routines or cues your puppy responds to. 

All our dogs are trained to respond to the command 'Toiles,' and your puppy is showing great progress in this aspect. They have been trained to use grass mats, and we encourage you to consult the Puppy Training Guide for additional training tips and guidance


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Handling:

How well your puppy is accustomed to being handled, any preferences or sensitivities they may have, and how to handle them safely.

Handling your new puppy is an essential part of building trust and ensuring their comfort and well-being. Here are some tips and tricks for handling your puppy: Start Slowly: Begin by gently handling your puppy in a quiet and comfortable environment. Gradually increase the duration of handling sessions as your puppy becomes more comfortable. Positive Associations: Associate handling with positive experiences. Offer treats, praise, and affection during and after handling to create a positive connection. Puppy Massage: While petting your puppy, incorporate gentle massages to help them relax. Focus on areas like their back, neck, and shoulders. This can also be a bonding activity. Ear and Paw Touch: Gradually introduce touching their ears and paws, as these are sensitive areas for many dogs. Be gentle and use treats to reward calm behaviour. Nail Trimming: Regularly handle your puppy's paws and nails. Even if you're not trimming their nails yet, this helps them get used to the sensation, making future nail trims easier. Mouth and Teeth: Gently lift your puppy's lips to inspect their teeth and gums. This helps them become accustomed to dental care. Positive Restraint: Teach your puppy to accept gentle restraint, like holding their collar or briefly cradling them. Use treats to reward their cooperation. Children and Handling: If you have children, ensure they handle the puppy gently and under supervision. Teach them to respect the puppy's boundaries and be gentle during interactions. Sensitivity to Touch: Pay attention to any signs of sensitivity to touch or discomfort. If your puppy resists handling in a particular area, consult your veterinarian to rule out any underlying issues. Handling Exercises: Incorporate handling exercises into playtime. For example, gently touch your puppy's tail or ears while playing to desensitise them. Puppy Preferences: Each puppy is unique. Pay attention to your puppy's preferences – some may enjoy belly rubs, while others may prefer back scratches. Respect their individual preferences. Handling Safely: Support your puppy's body when lifting or carrying them, especially if they are small or delicate. Use two hands, one supporting their chest and the other their hindquarters. Handling During Grooming: If your puppy will require grooming, handle their coat and limbs gently during brushing and grooming sessions. Start these sessions early to prevent matting or discomfort. Frequent Handling: The more frequently and positively you handle your puppy, the more comfortable and confident they will become. Puppy Progress: It's wonderful to hear that your puppy is doing well and enjoying the attention from your kids and your family. Positive interactions with your puppy will contribute to their socialisation and overall well-being. Remember that patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement are key to successful handling and building a strong bond with your new puppy. If you have any concerns about your puppy's behaviour or sensitivity, consult with a professional dog trainer or veterinarian for guidance


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Introduction to Other Pets:

Whether your puppy has been introduced to other pets, such as cats or dogs, and their interactions and behaviour during these introductions.

Your puppy's social skills are truly remarkable. They engage in playful interactions with our three cats, each with their unique temperaments, and effortlessly adapt to the dynamics of our four adult Pomeranians and their extended canine family. Their ability to form harmonious relationships isn't limited to their smaller companions; they also share a strong bond with our large and friendly farm dog. Their adaptability and sociable nature are a testament to their warm and loving personality,

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Outside Playtime:

Information on your puppy's outdoor playtime routine, including favourite activities and any precautions to take.


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Claws Trimmed:

Whether your puppy's claws have been trimmed, and if not, guidance on when and how to trim them safely.

We recommend trimming your puppy's claws weekly while they are young to maintain their education and experiences. Currently, we adhere to this weekly routine, and your puppy thoroughly enjoys the interaction



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Additional Information:

Health Records:

Puppy Feeding Guidelines: 
Feeding your puppy is crucial for their growth and health. Here are key points to remember: Age-Appropriate Food: Use high-quality puppy food designed for their age. Meal Frequency: Feed them three times a day until at least 6 months old. Portion Control: Follow food packaging guidelines based on age, weight, and breed. Fresh Water: Ensure constant access to clean water. Avoid Table Scraps: Resist sharing human food for balanced nutrition. Growth Monitoring: Watch their growth and weight, consulting your vet if unsure. Transitioning: Transition to adult food between 12 and 24 months as per vet guidance. Consult your vet for personalised advice based on your puppy's unique needs. Proper nutrition is vital for their health

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Exercise Needs:

you're puppy's exercise suggestions, including daily walks, playtime, and mental stimulation.

Exercising your Pomeranian puppy is vital for their health and happiness. Here are some key points to consider: Daily Playtime: Engage in daily play sessions to keep them active and mentally stimulated. Short Walks: Begin with short walks on grassy surfaces to protect their growing joints. Avoid prolonged walks on concrete until they are fully vaccinated. Gradual Increase: As they grow, gradually extend exercise durations and intensity to match their energy. Socialisation: Encourage socialisation with other dogs and people to foster good behaviour. Obstacle Courses: Create mini obstacle courses for indoor play on rainy days. Safety First: Always prioritise safety during walks and playtime. Routine: Establish a consistent exercise routine for predictability. Observe Comfort: Pay attention to signs of fatigue and adjust activity accordingly. Vaccination Considerations: Consult your vet regarding outdoor activities until they are fully vaccinated. Balancing exercise and rest ensures a happy and healthy Pomeranian puppy. Consult your vet for personalised advice



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Grooming Requirements: 


Grooming plays a crucial role in your puppy's well-being. Daily brushing serves not only as a grooming routine but also as a valuable educational and experiential activity. It helps them become accustomed to the grooming process and fosters a positive relationship with it. While daily brushing provides essential education and experience, we recommend incorporating weekly grooming sessions into your puppy's routine. This regular maintenance ensures their coat remains healthy and free from mats and tangles. Additionally, it allows you to check for any potential skin issues or irregularities, reinforcing their overall well-being. By incorporating grooming into your puppy's routine, you're not only addressing their physical needs but also providing them with positive interactions and care, setting the foundation for a lifetime of healthy grooming habits.


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Training Progress:

Taking every opportunity to expose your pup to new noises and places is an essential part of their early training. Be sure to take precautions to ensure their safety and comfort during these experiences. Once your puppy is fully vaccinated, enrolling them in a puppy school is an excellent step to formalise their training and socialisation. Puppy school provides structured learning and social interaction that can greatly benefit your pup's development. Here are a few additional training tips to keep in mind: Positive Reinforcement: Reward good behaviour with treats and praise. This encourages them to repeat desired actions. Consistency: Be consistent with commands and expectations. It helps your pup understand what's expected of them. Patience: Training takes time, so be patient and avoid frustration. Positive, calm training sessions yield better results. Socialisation: Continue socialising your puppy with other dogs and people to promote confident and friendly behaviour. Leash Training: Gradually introduce leash training to ensure they walk comfortably on a leash during outdoor walks. Basic Commands: Teach basic commands like sit, stay, and recall. These commands enhance their safety and behaviour. By following these tips and gradually introducing your pup to various experiences, you'll help them grow into a well-behaved and confident companion


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Behavioural Insights:

insights into your puppy's behaviour, temperament, and any specific likes or dislikes they have shown.


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Socialisation: 


Socialising Your Small Pomeranian Puppy to a New Family and Other Dogs Socialising your small Pomeranian puppy is a crucial step in ensuring they grow up to be well-adjusted and confident dogs. This process involves exposing them to various people, animals, environments, and situations in a positive and controlled manner. Here's a helpful guide on how to socialise your puppy to their new family and other dogs: 1. Family Socialisation: Positive Introductions: When introducing your puppy to family members, do so calmly and gently. Allow your puppy to approach them willingly and reward them with treats and praise for calm behaviour. Handling Exercises: Gradually introduce your puppy to gentle handling, including petting, grooming, and touching their paws and ears. Make these experiences positive and associated with treats and affection. Mealtime Etiquette: Teach your puppy mealtime etiquette, such as waiting calmly for their food and not displaying food aggression. This ensures safe and pleasant mealtimes. 2. Socialising with Other Dogs: Initial Introduction: If you have other dogs, introduce them to your new puppy in a neutral environment, such as a park. Keep all dogs on leashes initially, and allow them to sniff and observe each other without direct contact. Supervised Playtime: After a few controlled meetings, allow supervised playtime with the other dogs. Watch for signs of discomfort or aggression and intervene if necessary. Positive Reinforcement: Reward your puppy and the other dogs with treats and praise for friendly interactions and play. 3. Public Socialisation with Other Dogs: Fully Vaccinated: Ensure your puppy is fully vaccinated before exposing them to other dogs in public places to protect against diseases. Leash Training: Teach your puppy to walk on a leash calmly. Gradually introduce them to walks in different environments, encouraging positive interactions with other dogs and people. Dog Parks and Classes: Consider enrolling in puppy socialisation classes or visiting dog parks with designated small dog areas. These controlled environments provide opportunities for safe socialisation. Observe and Intervene: Pay close attention to your puppy's body language when encountering other dogs. If they appear fearful or anxious, provide reassurance and create distance. Gradually expose them to various social situations at their own pace. Socialisation Essentials: Consistency: Make socialisation a consistent part of your puppy's routine. Regular exposure to new experiences helps build confidence. Positive Reinforcement: Use treats, praise, and toys as positive reinforcement during socialisation to create positive associations. Patience: Be patient and understanding of your puppy's reactions. Allow them to retreat if they feel overwhelmed, and avoid forcing interactions. Variety: Introduce your puppy to a variety of people, animals, and environments, including different sounds, surfaces, and situations. Remember that socialisation is an ongoing process throughout your puppy's life. Early and positive experiences set the foundation for a well-rounded and well-behaved adult dog. Seek guidance from a professional dog trainer if you encounter challenges or need personalised assistance in socialising your small Pomeranian puppy.


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Emergency Contacts:

Our Vet 

Meadows Veterinary Centre 
Address: 2 Battunga Rd, Meadows SA 5201 Hours: ⋅ Opens 8 am Mon - Fri Phone: (08) 8388 3455

our contacts 
Location: 9 Railway Terrace, Karoonda, South Australia Farm Location: Situated 30 minutes from Karoonda in rural South Australia Breeder's Contact: Jake and Emily Phone: 0434 171 019 Email: pomeraniansauz@gmail.com

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Future Vaccination Schedule: 


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Recommended Supplies:

Suggest essential supplies like food, water bowls, bedding, toys, and grooming tools to help you prepare.

Leave-In Conditioner Spray: A leave-in conditioner spray helps keep your puppy's coat soft and manageable. "Life in the Outback" offers a quality leave-in conditioner spray, but any suitable brand will do. Shampoo: Regular baths are essential for your puppy's hygiene. "Life in the Outback" offers a 5-in-1 shampoo, but you can choose any gentle and puppy-safe shampoo. Paw Balm: Paw balm helps protect your puppy's paws, especially in harsh conditions. "Life in the Outback" offers a paw balm, but you can use any trusted paw balm product. Lick Mats: Lick mats provide mental stimulation for your puppy and can be a fun treat-dispensing tool. Any lick mat can work, depending on your puppy's preferences. Life in the Outback Deluxe Puppy Starter Kit - 31-Piece BLUE Edition: This comprehensive kit includes a range of essential items to get you started on your puppy parenting journey. It's available at www.lifeintheoutback.com.au and can be a convenient option to ensure you have everything you need. Food and Water Bowls: Sturdy, non-tip bowls for food and water are necessary. Bedding: A comfortable and washable bed or crate pad for your puppy to sleep on. Toys: Provide a variety of toys for mental stimulation and play, including chew toys, plush toys, and interactive toys. Crate: A crate can aid in house training and provide a safe space for your puppy. Leash and Collar: A leash and collar for walks and training sessions. Consider a harness for added control. Training Treats: Small, soft treats for positive reinforcement during training. Grooming Supplies: Brushes, combs, and nail clippers appropriate for your puppy's coat type. Poop Bags: Biodegradable bags for cleaning up after your puppy during walks. Identification: An ID tag with your contact information attached to their collar. Puppy Food: High-quality puppy food appropriate for their age, size, and breed. Puppy Gates: Gates to block off certain areas of your home and keep your puppy safe. Training Pads: Training pads can be helpful during housebreaking. Poop Scooper: A tool for cleaning up waste in your yard. Puppy-Proofing Supplies: Safety gates, cabinet locks, and electrical cord covers to puppy-proof your home. Puppy Training Books or Resources: Educational materials to help you understand and train your puppy effectively. First Aid Kit: A basic pet first aid kit with supplies like bandages and antiseptic. Travel Carrier: If you plan to travel with your puppy, a secure travel carrier is essential. Pet Insurance: Consider pet insurance to help cover unexpected veterinary expenses. Enzyme Cleaner: An enzyme cleaner for accidents to remove odors and stains. Puppy Playpen: A playpen can be used indoors or outdoors to create a safe play area. Puppy Training Classes: Enroll in puppy training classes or find online resources to help with training. Puppy Dental Care: Toothbrush and toothpaste formulated for dogs to maintain oral hygiene. Flea and Tick Prevention: Consult your vet for appropriate flea and tick prevention measures. Time and Patience: Last but not least, the most critical components are your time, love, and patience as you nurture and train your new furry family member. Remember that every puppy is unique, and their needs may vary. It's essential to adapt to your puppy's personality and requirements as they grow and develop.


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Additional Care Tips:

Share any additional care tips or insights based on your experience with the puppy, such as favourite toys, bedtime routines, or comforting techniques


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Check out our online pet shop for all your new puppy's needs at
 www.lifeintheoutback.com.au."