Preventive Care

• Veterinary Ophthalmology
  If my vet feels necessary.  • Seller can not warrant the puppy against common conditions such as hypoglycemia, kennel cough, mites, coccidiosis, giardia, parasites nor genetic conditions that are not deemed life threatening such as hernias, mild luxating patellas (grades 1-2), cherry eye, dry eye, or mild heart murmurs or allergies.  (These conditions should be noted at first exam and buyer would be notified if detectable at 7 wks)  • Under no circumstances shall the seller be liable to the buyer or to any other third party for any consequential or special damages resulting from or in a manner related to the dog.  •  Buyer is aware of hypoglycemia and coccidia which are the 2 most common puppy issues at transition.  Buyer is responsible to make sure the puppy eats, even if the puppy doesn't want to eat, the buyer is responsible to give karo syrup upon arrival and force feed if needed (with syringe, canned food or cooked crumbled chicken breast meat) if needed.  This is very  important in puppies that shipped.