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Why we Don’t Sell Puppies with Breeding Papers?
Malinois puppies fit for the right home and right role. We are dedicated to placing our puppies in the right home and for the right purpose.
Control Over Breed Quality: By not selling on breeding papers it helps preserve the Malinois breed. It helps us to maintain strict control over the quality of the breed. We have spent a lifetime of selectively breeding top quality and this helps maintain bloodlines exclusivity and avoid indiscriminate breeding. It helps protect our bloodlines being bred to inferrior bloodlines and bred to Malinois not suitable to for breeding. This careful approach helps preserve the integrity and high standards of the Malinois breed in Australia and the world, ensuring that only the best qualities are passed on to future generations.
Avoiding Puppy Mills: By not providing breeding papers, we help protect our dogs from falling into the hands of puppy mills / puppy farms or irresponsible breeders. Puppy mills often prioritize profit over the well-being of animals, leading to poor living conditions and health issues. Tyrr kennel’s decision helps to ensure that our dogs are not exploited for commercial gain, but rather placed in the right homes and with people who will value and care for them properly.
Preventing Health Issues: Limiting the issuance of breeding papers helps to prevent the spread of genetic disorders and health problems. Responsible kennels are focused on placing puppies in homes where they will be well cared for and not used for further breeding without careful consideration of potential health issues. This practice helps to maintain the overall health and vitality of the breed.
Reducing Overpopulation: Kennels that choose not to sell puppies with breeding papers are contributing to the effort of reducing dog overpopulation. By limiting the number of puppies that are bred, they help address the broader issue of animal overpopulation and ensure that their puppies are placed in homes where they will be loved and cared for, rather than adding to the number of dogs in need of homes.
Maintaining Breed Standards: by choosing not to sell pups with breeding papers to ensure that only dogs meeting the highest breed standards are used for breeding. They may be selective about which dogs are bred to maintain the breed’s distinct characteristics and quality. This approach helps to ensure that the puppies born from their lines are true to the breed’s standards and contribute positively to the Malinois breed as a whole.
By understanding these reasons, you can appreciate the dedication and care that goes into responsible breeding practices and the commitment of kennels to the health and well-being of the Malinois breed.
Questions to Ask Puppy Breeders
- What is your experience with this breed?
- Breeders should be knowledgeable and experienced with the breed they are selling. Ask about their background and how long they’ve been breeding.
- Can I visit your facility?
- A reputable breeder will welcome you to visit their home or breeding facility to see where the puppies are raised and meet the puppy’s parents.
- What health clearances do the puppy’s parents have?
- Request information on the health clearances and tests for the puppy’s parents, including screening for common hereditary conditions specific to the breed.
- Can you provide references from previous puppy buyers?
- Ask for references from past buyers to get feedback on their experiences with the breeder.
- What is included in the puppy’s initial care package?
- Inquire about what comes with the puppy, such as vaccinations, deworming, microchipping, and any initial supplies like food or toys.
- What is your policy on returns or refunds?
- Understand the breeder’s policy on returns or refunds if you encounter issues with the puppy or need to return it.
- What kind of socialization and early training have the puppies had?
- Find out how the breeder socializes and trains their puppies before they go to their new homes. Early socialization is crucial for a well-adjusted dog.
- How do you select breeding pairs?
- Ask about the criteria the breeder uses to choose which dogs to breed, including their focus on health, temperament, and breed standards.
- What is the expected temperament and behavior of the puppies?
- Get information on the typical temperament and behavior traits of the breed and how the puppies are expected to develop.
- Are there any breed-specific health issues I should be aware of?
- Discuss common health problems associated with the breed and how the breeder addresses them.
- What is the price of the puppy and what does it include?
- Clarify the cost of the puppy and what is included in the price, such as registration papers, health guarantees, and initial veterinary care.
- Will the puppy be microchipped?
- Confirm whether the puppy will be microchipped before going to its new home, as this is an important step in ensuring the puppy’s safety.
- How do you handle ongoing support after the puppy goes home?
- Ask if the breeder offers support or advice after the puppy has been placed, including help with training or health concerns.
- Do you have a contract or agreement?
- Review the breeder’s contract or agreement, which should outline the terms of the sale, health guarantees, and any requirements or restrictions for the puppy.
- Can I meet the puppy’s parents?
- Meeting the puppy’s parents can give you an idea of the temperament and health of the lineage, as well as how the puppies might develop.
- What kind of diet are the puppies being fed?
- Find out what type of food the puppies are currently eating and any recommendations for transitioning to a new diet.
- How often do you have litters?
- Understanding the breeder’s breeding frequency can give you insight into their practices and whether they are focused on quality over quantity.
- What kind of registration papers will the puppy come with?
- If the puppy is being sold with registration papers, clarify what kind of registration is included and what it means for the puppy’s future.
Do you sell pups interstate?
Can we pick our own puppy?
No. As responsible breeders we allocate Puppies to the Right Home. **1. Ensuring Optimal Match for Purpose:
- Working Malinois are bred with specific traits and skills suited to various roles, such as protection work, search and rescue, or sports. Breeders allocate puppies based on their individual characteristics and potential to match them with the most appropriate role or handler. This ensures that each puppy is placed in a home where they can thrive and fulfill their potential effectively.
- Not all puppies from a litter are suited to every type of work or home environment. Breeders have the experience and knowledge to assess each puppy’s temperament, drive, and abilities, making sure they are matched with owners who can meet their specific needs and provide the right training and environment.
- Choosing a puppy based on looks or immediate appeal can lead to mismatches in temperament and energy levels. By allocating puppies, breeders help ensure that new owners receive a puppy whose personality and energy level align with their experience and lifestyle, preventing potential frustration and challenges.
- Working Malinois breeders often have strict standards for their breeding program. By controlling the allocation of puppies, they can maintain the quality of their lines and ensure that each dog is placed in a home where their abilities will be properly utilized and developed, thus upholding the integrity of their breeding goals.
- The success of a working Malinois often depends on proper training and handling. Breeders who allocate puppies can ensure that each puppy goes to a home with the right experience level and training goals. This support helps maximize the puppy’s potential and ensures they are set up for success in their intended role.
- Allowing prospective buyers to pick their puppy can sometimes lead to impulse decisions based on superficial traits rather than suitability for the intended role. Breeders who allocate puppies help avoid this by making informed decisions that consider the puppy’s temperament, work drive, and the buyer’s expectations and experience.
- Breeders often have specific goals for their litters, such as producing dogs for particular working roles or sports. By controlling the placement of puppies, they can ensure that each puppy is placed in an environment that aligns with these goals, helping to further their breeding objectives.
- The process of picking a puppy can be stressful and confusing for young puppies, as it involves a lot of handling and unfamiliar interactions. By having breeders allocate puppies, the process is streamlined, reducing potential stress and helping ensure that each puppy’s transition to their new home is as smooth as possible.
- Experienced breeders have a deep understanding of each puppy’s behavior and potential. By taking on the responsibility of matching puppies to homes, they offer valuable guidance and support to new owners, ensuring that each puppy is given the best chance to succeed in their new role.
In summary, working Malinois breeders allocate puppies to ensure that each one is placed in the most suitable home for their unique traits and potential. This approach helps achieve successful outcomes for both the puppies and their new families, supporting the breed’s continued excellence and effectiveness in working roles.
Kennels that allow people to pick from a photo or at a very young age are more interested in making a sale or money rather than placing the pup into the right home and role.
What is your breeding aim?
Breeding Aim for Working Line MalinoisAt Tyr Malinois Kennels, our breeding aim for working line Malinois is to produce exceptional dogs that excel in performance, versatility, and temperament. Our goal is to contribute to the continued success and enhancement of the Belgian Malinois breed, particularly in working roles, by focusing on the following key objectives:
- Outstanding Work Ethic:
- We are dedicated to breeding Malinois with a strong drive and enthusiasm for work. Our dogs are selected for their high energy levels, intelligence, and eagerness to engage in various tasks, including obedience, agility, protection work, and search and rescue.
- Balanced Temperament:
- We prioritize breeding Malinois with a stable and balanced temperament. Our aim is to produce dogs that are confident, focused, and reliable in high-pressure situations, while also being manageable and affectionate companions in a family setting.
- Superior Health and Longevity:
- Ensuring the health and longevity of our Malinois is a cornerstone of our breeding program. We conduct comprehensive health screenings and genetic testing to minimize the risk of hereditary conditions and to promote overall well-being. Our goal is to produce dogs with strong, healthy bodies that can thrive in demanding work environments and enjoy a long, active life.
- Conformation to Breed Standards:
- We are committed to adhering to the breed standards established for the Belgian Malinois. This includes selecting breeding pairs that exemplify the ideal physical characteristics and structural integrity of the breed. Our aim is to maintain the Malinois’s distinct appearance while enhancing its functional abilities.
- Versatility and Trainability:
- Our breeding program focuses on producing Malinois that are not only highly trainable but also versatile in their working roles. We aim to cultivate dogs that excel in various disciplines, including protection work, agility, scent detection, and obedience trials, making them valuable assets in both competitive and practical applications.
- Positive Socialization and Behavioral Traits:
- Early socialization and behavioral development are integral to our breeding program. We strive to produce Malinois that are well-socialized, adaptable to different environments, and exhibit positive behaviors. This includes instilling a strong foundation of obedience, resilience, and a strong bond with their handlers.
- Commitment to Responsible Breeding Practices:
- We are dedicated to responsible breeding practices that prioritize the well-being of our dogs and the future of the breed. This includes ensuring that each breeding pair is carefully selected based on health, temperament, and performance criteria, and that every puppy is raised in a nurturing environment with appropriate early socialization.
- Support for Working and Sport Applications:
- Our breeding aim is to support and enhance the working and sporting communities by producing Malinois that excel in various working roles and competitive arenas. We are committed to supporting our puppy buyers with guidance and resources to help them achieve success with their Malinois in their chosen disciplines.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for Tyrr Malinois Kennel1. What is the main focus of Tyrr Malinois Kennel’s breeding program?
At Tyrr Malinois Kennel, our primary focus is on producing working line Malinois that excel in performance, temperament, and health. We aim to breed dogs that are versatile, intelligent, and have strong drives for various working roles such as protection work, search and rescue, and competitive sports. Our goal is to enhance the breed while ensuring each puppy finds the right home where they can thrive and reach their full potential.
2. Why don’t you allow buyers to pick their own puppy?
We believe that matching puppies to the right homes is crucial for their long-term success and well-being. Each puppy has unique traits and drives, and our experience allows us to match them with the best possible environment and role. By carefully allocating puppies, we ensure that they are placed with owners who can meet their needs and provide appropriate training, leading to better outcomes for both the puppy and the owner.
3. Can I visit the kennel and meet the puppies before deciding?
Yes, we welcome prospective buyers to visit our kennel. It’s important to us that you see where our puppies are raised and meet the parents. Visits help you get a sense of our breeding practices and the environment in which the puppies are raised. Please contact us to schedule a visit.
4. What kind of health clearances do the puppies’ parents have?
We prioritize the health of our breeding dogs and conduct comprehensive health screenings to minimize hereditary issues. Our breeding pairs undergo testing for common conditions such as hip and elbow dysplasia, as well as eye and genetic disorders specific to the Malinois breed. We provide documentation of these clearances to prospective buyers.
5. What is included with the purchase of a puppy from Tyrr Malinois Kennel?
Each puppy comes with a health guarantee, initial vaccinations, deworming, and microchipping. We also provide a starter kit that includes food, a toy, and a sample of the puppy’s current diet. Additionally, we offer a comprehensive puppy care packet with information on training, socialization, and health care.
6. What kind of socialization and early training do the puppies receive?
Our puppies undergo early socialization to ensure they are well-adjusted and confident. This includes exposure to various people, environments, and stimuli to help them adapt smoothly to their new homes. We also start basic training to encourage good behaviors and provide a foundation for further development.
7. What kind of support do you offer after the puppy goes home?
We are committed to supporting our buyers throughout the life of their puppy. This includes providing guidance on training, behavior, and health care. We are always available for questions and offer ongoing support to help ensure a successful transition and development for both the puppy and the owner.
8. How do you determine which puppy is right for a buyer?
We assess each puppy’s temperament, drive, and characteristics to determine their suitability for different roles and environments. By understanding your needs, experience level, and intended use for the puppy, we can make informed recommendations to ensure a good match.
9. What is your policy on returns or refunds?
We stand behind the quality of our puppies and offer a health guarantee. If a serious health issue arises, we will work with you to address it according to our contract. We also offer support to help resolve any challenges you may face. Our goal is to ensure that every puppy and owner have a successful and happy relationship.
10. How can I get on the waiting list for a puppy?
To get on our waiting list, please contact us to discuss your interest and complete an application form. We will review your application and determine the best fit based on your preferences and the needs of our upcoming litters. Once approved, we’ll keep you updated on available puppies and the expected timing of future litters.
11. What should I know before bringing a Malinois puppy home?
Malinois are high-energy, intelligent dogs that require regular exercise, mental stimulation, and consistent training. Before bringing a puppy home, ensure you are prepared to meet their needs and provide a stimulating environment. We offer resources and advice to help you prepare and ensure a smooth transition for your new puppy.
12. Can you explain the process of puppy allocation?
Our process involves assessing each puppy’s individual traits and matching them to the most suitable homes based on their characteristics and potential roles. This careful allocation helps ensure that each puppy goes to a home where they will be well-suited and where their needs will be met, leading to a more successful and fulfilling relationship.
These FAQs and answers should provide a comprehensive overview for prospective buyers and help them understand what to expect when working with Tyrr Malinois Kennel.
We have sold puppies to various places throughout the world both locally and interstate in Australia and too numerous countries in the world. We can assist with arranging transport and clearances for puppies to fly all over the world.
Contributions and Achievements of Tyrr Malinois Kennels**1. Advancing Working Line Malinois:
- Tyrr Malinois Kennels specializes in working line Malinois, focusing on producing dogs with exceptional drive, intelligence, and performance capabilities. Our breeding program is designed to enhance the breed’s working qualities, including protection work, search and rescue, and competitive sports.
- We adhere to rigorous breeding standards to ensure the health, temperament, and conformation of our Malinois. Our commitment to selective breeding practices has helped maintain the quality and integrity of our bloodlines.
- Our dogs have competed successfully in various working and sporting events, showcasing their versatility and skills. We support and encourage participation in competitions such as IPO (International Police Work), agility trials, and protection work, which highlights the breed’s capabilities and versatility.
- We emphasize early socialization and training for our puppies, preparing them for their roles as working dogs or family companions. This includes exposure to various environments, people, and stimuli to ensure they are well-adjusted and ready for their future roles.
- We are committed to the health and longevity of the Malinois breed. Our breeding program includes comprehensive health screenings and genetic testing to minimize hereditary conditions and promote overall well-being. We stay informed about advances in veterinary care and genetic research to ensure our breeding practices are aligned with the latest standards.
- We provide extensive support and education to new Malinois owners, offering guidance on training, care, and the breed’s unique needs. Our goal is to ensure that each puppy transitions smoothly into their new home and that owners are well-prepared to meet their needs.
- Tyrr Malinois Kennels advocates for responsible and ethical breeding practices. By not selling puppies with breeding papers, we help prevent overpopulation and protect our dogs from falling into the hands of irresponsible breeders or puppy mills. Our focus is on placing puppies in suitable homes where they will be well cared for.
- We actively engage with the Malinois community, including breeders, trainers, and enthusiasts. Our involvement in breed clubs, working dog organizations, and events helps strengthen the community and promotes the welfare and development of the Malinois breed.
- Through our selective breeding program and dedication to maintaining high standards, we contribute to preserving the Belgian Malinois’ legacy as a premier working dog. Our efforts ensure that future generations of Malinois continue to embody the breed’s exceptional qualities and capabilities.
- Our dogs and breeding program have received recognition and awards in various competitions and events, underscoring our commitment to excellence and the success of our breeding efforts. These accolades reflect our dedication to producing top-quality Malinois and contributing positively to the breed.
Puppy Buyer’s Contract
This Puppy Buyer’s Contract ("Contract") is made and entered into on [Date] by and between:
Seller: [Breeder’s Full Name/Business Name] Address: [Breeder’s Address] Phone: [Breeder’s Phone Number] Email:[Breeder’s Email Address]
Buyer: [Buyer’s Full Name] Address: [Buyer’s Address] Phone: [Buyer’s Phone Number] Email: [Buyer’s Email Address]
1. Description of the Puppy
The Seller agrees to sell and the Buyer agrees to purchase the following puppy:
- Breed: [Breed]
- Date of Birth: [Date]
- Gender: [Male/Female]
- Color: [Color]
- Microchip Number (if applicable): [Microchip Number]
- Dam (Mother): [Dam’s Name]
- Sire (Father): [Sire’s Name]
The total purchase price for the puppy is $[Amount]. A deposit of $[Deposit Amount] is required to reserve the puppy, with the remaining balance of $[Remaining Balance] due before or at the time of pickup.
3. Payment Terms
- Deposit: $[Deposit Amount] received on [Deposit Date]
- Balance Due: $[Remaining Balance] to be paid on or before [Date]
- Payment Method: [Payment Method (e.g., Cash, Check, Bank Transfer)]
The Seller provides a [Number of Days/Months] health guarantee against congenital or hereditary conditions that are severe and life-threatening. The health guarantee includes:
- Veterinary Examination: The puppy must be examined by a licensed veterinarian within [Number of Days] days of the purchase date.
- Coverage: The health guarantee covers [Specific Conditions, if any] and excludes [Excluded Conditions, if any].
- Return: If the puppy is found to have a serious health issue within [Number of Days/Months] days of purchase, the Buyer may return the puppy to the Seller for a replacement puppy or a refund.
- Refund: Refunds will be issued only under the conditions specified in the health guarantee and will not include any veterinary or other costs incurred by the Buyer.
The Buyer agrees to spay/neuter the puppy by [Age] months of age. Proof of spaying/neutering must be provided to the Seller within [Number of Days] days of the procedure.
7. Breeding Restrictions
The puppy is sold as a companion pet only and may not be used for breeding purposes. The Seller will not provide breeding papers or registration for breeding.
8. Responsibilities and Care
The Buyer agrees to:
- Provide Proper Care: Ensure that the puppy receives proper nutrition, regular veterinary care, and a loving home.
- Training: Engage in proper training and socialization for the puppy.
- Notification: Notify the Seller of any significant health issues or concerns regarding the puppy.
If the Buyer is unable to keep the puppy, the Seller has the right of first refusal. The Buyer agrees to contact the Seller before rehoming or transferring the puppy to another person.
10. Additional Terms
- Entire Agreement: This Contract constitutes the entire agreement between the Buyer and Seller and supersedes any prior agreements or understandings, whether written or oral.
- Amendments: Any amendments to this Contract must be made in writing and signed by both parties.
- Governing Law: This Contract will be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of [State/Country].
Seller:
[Seller’s Full Name]
Date: [Date]
Buyer:
[Buyer’s Full Name]
Date: [Date]
Witness (if required):
[Witness’s Full Name]
Date: [Date]
This contract helps protect both the buyer and the seller and ensures that all parties are clear on their responsibilities and the terms of the sale. It’s advisable for both parties to review the contract carefully and seek legal advice if necessary.
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