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Health Guarantee

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The new puppy health guarantee is good for the for the first seven (7) days after the puppy leaves Moon Dust Labradors and will only apply if the original owners are still in care and possession of the puppy and upon the following:

• Written proof of continuation of the vaccination schedule, started by Moon Dust Labradors, administered by a veterinarian.  (The schedule will vary from litter to litter and will be given to the new owners before or when the puppy leaves Moon Dust Labradors.)
• Adequate housing, food, and fresh water.
• Confinement of the animal to a fenced yard, kennel run, or to walk on a leash, but is not to be out on a rope or chain.
• Administering a monthly heartworm preventative such as Heartguard 30 plus chewables or six (6) month Heartguard injection. Consult with your vet about using the injection.
   

In The Event of Suspected Ill Health:

• Notify Moon Dust Labradors by telephone or mail, or e-mail immediately.
• If the puppy is found by a veterinarian to be of unsatisfactory health, and a written condition is presented, a replacement puppy will be made from the next available litter.
• A replacement puppy cannot, however, be made until the AKC papers are returned to Moon Dust Labradors.
• If the puppy is found to be ill within the first seven days after purchase, the puppy will be accepted back to the kennel and another puppy is selected.
• After the first seven days, the puppy would not be accepted back and a replacement would be described as above.
• Moon Dust Labradors will assume no financial responsibility for veterinary exams, vaccinations, treatments, or diagnosis.
   

To Be Covered By the Hip and Eye Guarantee:

• The dog must be registered in the original owner's name, and have not been sold.
• The must not have whelped or sired a litter.
• The dog must not be more than twenty-four (24) months of age.
   

In the Event of Suspected Canine Hip Dysplasia:

• Notify Moon Dust Labradors by telephone, mail, or e-mail.
• Submit radiographs taken by your veterinarian to the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA) for their interpretation.
• In the event that the OFA finds the dog to be dysplastic, a replacement will be made from the next available litter of a different breeding after the following has occurred:
  • Receipt of a copy of the letter from the OFA stating the findings of their x-ray evaluation.
  • Receipt of a letter from your veterinarian stating that the dog has been euthanized, spayed or neutered.
  • Return of the AKC papers to Moon Dust Labradors.
• Moon Dust Labradors will for no reason accept a dysplastic dog back to the kennel.
• Moon Dust Labradors will, under no circumstances, refund money that had been paid for the dog, or be responsible for the cost of radiographs or radiographic interpretations.
• Interpretations of radiographic films by any groups other than the OFA will not be considered a valid diagnosis of canine hip dysplasia.
   

In The Event of Suspected Heritable Eye Disease:

• Notify Moon Dust Labradors by telephone, mail, or e-mail.
• Have the dog examined by an (American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists (ACVO) accredited veterinarian.
• In the event the ACVO accredited veterinarian finds that the dog cannot be certified. a replacement will be made from the next available litter of a different breeding, after the following has occurred:
  • Receipt of a letter from an ACVO veterinarian stating that the dog cannot be CERF certified.
  • Receipt of a letter from you veterinarian stating that the dog has been euthanized, spayed or neutered.
  • Return of the AKC papers to Moon Dust Labradors
• Moon Dust Labradors will not accept a dog with hereditary eye disease back to the kennel.
• Moon Dust Labradors will, under no circumstances, refund money that was paid for the dog, or be responsible for the costs of tests or diagnostics.
• Diagnosis of hereditary canine eye disease by anyone other than a ACVO accredited veterinarian will not be considered as a valid diagnosis of canine hereditary eye disease.

 

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