Agreement of sale of a CONKASHA PUPPY
This agreement is signed on sale and handover of a Conkasha bred puppy.
Details of Puppy : Breed : ............LABRADOR RETRIEVER .............
DOB : ........................................................................................
REGISTERED NAME : ...................................................................
MICROCHIP NUMBER : ...............................................................
SEX AND DESCRIPTION : ............................................................
MOTHER : .................................................................................
FATHER : ....................................................................................
This contract is made between : Sharron Brown : Conkasha Breeding Kennels, Pelindaba
Road, Lanseria, JHB and postal : PO Box 212, Ferndale, 2160 082-830-7291
www.dogsdogs.co.za, and Purchaser for self:
...........................................................................................................................................
On this date of ........................................ Price fully settled : .........................................
This puppy is under KUSA laws, microchipped and the above details registered on the microchip, should you change
these details, please update the microchip company on www.getmeknown.co.za and myself – for future wellbeing of
this puppy.
The purchaser hereby acknowledges the puppy is in good health, has been given the best upbringing possible, and is
handed over with an uptodate vaccination card, depicting : the first 7-in-1 vaccine done at 6weeks and dewormings
from 2 weeks of age, every two weeks. It is suggested, the buyer of the puppy takes the new puppy to a vet of their
choice for a full health check within 48 hours of leaving our property to establish all health facts, thereafter no latent
defects will be humoured.
Breed restrictions on all Conkasha Lab and Golden puppies are hereby agreed to and are stated as : All puppies have
KUSA breed restrictions set, these will be lifted in cases of acceptable results, being : HD (2/1),ED(0/1),PRA (clear) and
SAVA result (clear), which are to be forwarded to myself. Breeding with females are to commence no earlier than the
second season, or no younger than 18mnths should they have passed all mentioned testing. Males may be used as
stud dogs from the age of 12mnths, having passed all afore stipulated tests and results being received/agreed on by
myself. Should the dog not be wanted for breeding, its advised spaying/castration occurs, to stop any unwanted future
puppies. There are NO guarantees on the outcome of the abovementioned tests; genetics, upbringing, diets,
environments play an extensive role in each, of which I do not control.
Should you as the Purchaser not be in a position to keep the dog for any reason, Conkasha appreciates the first
right of refusal to take the dog back. This puppy/dog may not be sold or given to a welfare organisation
or be re-homed without written consent from Conkasha. I undertake to assist you in re-homing the dog should it
become necessary. If this puppy/dog is lost or dies, the Purchaser is obliged to inform Conkasha.
Finally the purchaser undertakes to take responsibility for welfare of the dog and to attend to its needs with
regards to shelter, food, vaccinations, veterinary treatment, training, exercise, socialising and being a responsible pet
owner as is described in the pledge that Accredited Breeders are required to sign. Any questions the purchaser has for
the rest of the dogs life, he/she is welcome to call on myself, no matter what the situation.
This agreement is binding- no addition to or variation will be accepted unless in writing and signed by both parties.
Basics on puppy owning
Menu : Conkasha puppies have been raised on Royal Canin.
In the case of Conkasha Labradors/Golden Retrievers; ‘Royal Canin Maxi Mother and Baby dog’ has been fed since 2
weeks of age, moistened to various degrees with hot water, you will see what your puppy prefers with regards to
slushiness/dry pellets. But the puppy has had mother’s milk on tap too, so please feed your new puppy three times a
day for the first week away from their mother. You may find lunch is surplus to the puppy’s needs, and this could fall
away, but puppy must be fed twice a day until 6 months of age at least, with the best food you are able to provide.
Occasionally/twice a wk, I mix in a raw egg into meals, good protein kick.
Should u wish to change your puppy to another food brand, do so gradually to avoid upset stomachs/runny tummies.
Milk is not recommended for your puppy, nor are any rich foods/leftovers etc. Marrow bones (raw) or the like are
good for teething, gum cleaning, freshness of breath and a general treat for your puppy, aswell as rawhide toys/cow
hooves.
General Vaccines, dewormings & parasite control :
Conkasha Labs/Goldens : Puppies leave for new homes between 7-8weeks of age, they have had one 7-in-1 vaccine at
6 weeks of age, and will need another at 9,12,16 weeks of age to ensure full immunisation to start his/her life.
Vaccines are then only required annually. It is recommended to stick to the same brand of vaccine through-out the first
year, but your vet will do as he see’s best...
Dewormings : Conkasha Labs/Goldens have been dewormed at 2,4,6 weeks of age – this should be done again at
8,10,12 weeks of age, thereafter monthly for the first year, followed by every three months of his/her adult life.
(Veterinary products are advised – alternating products). This ensures optimum digestion frm the best nutrition, hence
giving good bone substance, good coat, and all over wellbeing. Protexin a readily available probiotic powder that also
assists to keep everything healthy from the inside out.
Parasite control : Frontline or similar products are suggested for tick and flea control, speak to your vet for a product
best suited to your puppy – age and size play a role. Most dips and shampoo wash out when ur puppy/dog swims/is in
the rain. The best controls are the oil ‘spot-ons’ applied between the shoulder blades, these withstand water activity
and last for up to six weeks. Do not wash ur pup more than once every eight weeks, it strips the skin and coat of
natural essential oils.
Potty Training : One of the easiest ways to potty train a puppy is to simply pay attention and watch for signals. After your
puppy eats or drinks, take him outside to go potty within about 10 minutes. A puppy will always need to go to the potty
shortly after eating or drinking When you notice the puppy sniffing around or if you see him start to squat, quickly scoop him
up and take him outside. When you take the puppy outside after eating or drinking, do not use this time to play. Simply
stand or sit off to the side and wait until he finally goes. Praise him alot once he has weed/pood.
Training : Puppy socialisation and basic training are always good. . I recommend training at an outside base only starts when
the puppy has been immunised to the full, so that would be at 12 weeks/3 months of age – after all THREE puppy vaccines
have been given. Please ensure ur puppy/dog is also protected by tick and flea protection before you mix with other
dogs/on a large public ground. Training can be extremely entertaining and also could get u competing with ur dog in
obedience/carting/agility. Reccommendations :
Alberton : Vera Drummond 083-750-6097 she resides in Alberton
GP, but has various training bases nationwide. (trains worldwide – ultimate dog whisperer)
Eddie Foster 083-251-1193
based in Germiston but also has different classes around Johannesburg area. www.sadogtraining.co.za in Alberton ,
www.mckaynine.co.za in Honeydew - Ruth Bots www.thedogclub.co.za ( Lynnmeyer - JHB South) behaviourist/training.
Lab Club Info : The Labclub is predominantly in JHB, but there are knowledgeable Lab breeders/show goers nationwide.
www.labclub.org.za. There are behaviourists and judges on the committee, and the website is full of good reading,
membership is only R120 a year. Its good to become a member and receive the e-newsletters aswell as the booklets posted,
also advise of fun days, show days, seminars etc. Show info : Should u be interested in attending breed shows,
www.showdogs.co.za will give u the full year calendar. But I will glady assist in helping u find ur feet at a show. Its good for
the dogs, to get out and see alot of dogs together, its good for owner/pup bonding too, plus u get to see how ur dog
compares in the show world , its not everyones cup of tea, but it can get exciting 
Once again, any questions, problems, info wanted – please don’t hesitate to contact me, and I always love photos sent my
way, to put really good ones on the internet, but generally to see how each puppy turns out. I wont bug u forever more, as
your dog is now yours... I just love to be updated 
Sharron Brown – 082-830-7291 www.dogsdogsdogs.co.za sharron@dogsdogsdogs.co.za I also have a facebook page
‘Conkasha Labradors and Daleside Boarding Kennels’