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All puppies from River Nova grow up inside our house with the family and are well socialised before they go to their new homes. The first weeks they spend most of their time in the puppy pen with their mother and visiting two-legged, and from the age of 3 weeks and forward they are gradually introduced to new enviroments, other dogs, other animals, travelling by car, new people (kids and adults) vacuuming, etc. They are also introduced to cold game at an early age, and at age 7 all puppies go through an inofficial puppy test to look for differences in personlity before it is decided who goes where. The puppies are ready to go to their new homes at the tender age of 9 weeks. Before the puppies arrive in their new homes, they've...- recieved their first vaccine - been examined by a veterinarian and recieved a health certificate - been de-wormed - been microchippe - been insured for hidden faults - been registrered in the Norwegian Kennel Club Along with the puppy, you recieve...- the Norwegian Kennel Club's sales contract - vaccination and health certificate - pedigree - a small "puppy present" - a pamphlet with some information about the puppy's parents, some tips for new puppy owners, training tips, breed information, etc. For owners of a River Nova puppy I demand that...- you can fulfill the puppy's needs, both physical and mental, for the rest of its life - you stay in touch and keep me updated on how things are going - the dog has its hip- and elbow x-rays done between 1 and 2 years of age - the dog is eye examined at least once in its lifetime - you contact me first if you for some reason are unable to keep the dog - the dog is entered to a dog show once after its 2nd birthday |
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