CONTRACTS & AGREEMENTS
Purchase Agreement
The following agreement is between __________________ (breeder), hereafter referred to as "Seller", and _______________________, hereafter referred to as "Purchaser".
In consideration of a purchase price ______________________the Seller transfers all rights in fee simple determinable, privileges and responsibilities associated with the ownership of the female/male piglet/pig to Purchaser as of the date and time specified below with the following conditions subsequent:
COLOR: ______________ SEX: ______________ DOB: ________________
MARKINGS: __________________________________________________________________
SIRE: _____________________________ DAM: _______________________________
1) Purchaser agrees to neuter/spay the piglet/pig specified above in accordance with the attached neuter/spay agreement.
2) Purchaser agrees to notify Seller in writing by certified mail if the piglet/pig displays any form of Mange, Brucellosis, Coccidiosis (Coccidia), Leptospirosis or Pseudorabies PR as determined by a licensed veterinarian at any time during the life of the piglet/pig.
3) Purchaser agrees to exercise normal care in maintaining this piglet's/pig's health. Routine preventative care includes the following: annual physical exams by a licensed veterinarian, annual vaccinations, annual fecal exams and rabies vaccinations as mandated by the Purchaser's state and county of residence. Normal care assumes that the Purchaser will feed only recognized brands of Teacup Micro Nano Pixie Petite Pig food If you are not keeping the piglet/ pig on the raw vegetarian diet they are on while with the Seller. If it is reported and confirmed that this piglet/pig is being abused or neglected by Purchaser, rights and ownership of the piglet/pig will automatically terminate and revert back to Seller who may immediately assume possession of the piglet/pig. Seller's reasonable attorney's fees for recovery of the piglet/pig will be paid by the Purchaser.
Purchaser has the right to the provision of a State of Texas of Veterinary Inspection for Small Animals from Texas A&M with the purchase of this piglet/pig. Purchaser agrees to pay the fees for acquisition of this certificate. These fees are included in the above mentioned purchase price.
If at any time this piglet/pig is to be sold or given away, the breeder is to be notified in writing by certified mail and given first option to buy the piglet/pig back at the original purchase price less the nonrefundable deposit.
This piglet/pig is not to be placed in a shelter or humane society. Failure to follow this requirement will entitle Seller to a monetary fine in the amount of $1,000, paid by Purchaser, as a result of breach of contract. Seller's reasonable attorney's fees for recovery of the piglet/pig or collection of the fine will be paid by the Purchaser. Additionally, rights and ownership of the piglet/pig will automatically terminate and revert back to Seller who may immediately assume possession of the piglet/pig.
We the undersigned have read, understood and agree with the terms of this contract.
____________________________
Date and Time of Signature
____________________________
Seller
____________________________
Purchaser
____________________________
Co-Purchaser
____________________________
Witness to the Agreement
In consideration of a purchase price ______________________the Seller transfers all rights in fee simple determinable, privileges and responsibilities associated with the ownership of the female/male piglet/pig to Purchaser as of the date and time specified below with the following conditions subsequent:
COLOR: ______________ SEX: ______________ DOB: ________________
MARKINGS: __________________________________________________________________
SIRE: _____________________________ DAM: _______________________________
1) Purchaser agrees to neuter/spay the piglet/pig specified above in accordance with the attached neuter/spay agreement.
2) Purchaser agrees to notify Seller in writing by certified mail if the piglet/pig displays any form of Mange, Brucellosis, Coccidiosis (Coccidia), Leptospirosis or Pseudorabies PR as determined by a licensed veterinarian at any time during the life of the piglet/pig.
3) Purchaser agrees to exercise normal care in maintaining this piglet's/pig's health. Routine preventative care includes the following: annual physical exams by a licensed veterinarian, annual vaccinations, annual fecal exams and rabies vaccinations as mandated by the Purchaser's state and county of residence. Normal care assumes that the Purchaser will feed only recognized brands of Teacup Micro Nano Pixie Petite Pig food If you are not keeping the piglet/ pig on the raw vegetarian diet they are on while with the Seller. If it is reported and confirmed that this piglet/pig is being abused or neglected by Purchaser, rights and ownership of the piglet/pig will automatically terminate and revert back to Seller who may immediately assume possession of the piglet/pig. Seller's reasonable attorney's fees for recovery of the piglet/pig will be paid by the Purchaser.
Purchaser has the right to the provision of a State of Texas of Veterinary Inspection for Small Animals from Texas A&M with the purchase of this piglet/pig. Purchaser agrees to pay the fees for acquisition of this certificate. These fees are included in the above mentioned purchase price.
If at any time this piglet/pig is to be sold or given away, the breeder is to be notified in writing by certified mail and given first option to buy the piglet/pig back at the original purchase price less the nonrefundable deposit.
This piglet/pig is not to be placed in a shelter or humane society. Failure to follow this requirement will entitle Seller to a monetary fine in the amount of $1,000, paid by Purchaser, as a result of breach of contract. Seller's reasonable attorney's fees for recovery of the piglet/pig or collection of the fine will be paid by the Purchaser. Additionally, rights and ownership of the piglet/pig will automatically terminate and revert back to Seller who may immediately assume possession of the piglet/pig.
We the undersigned have read, understood and agree with the terms of this contract.
____________________________
Date and Time of Signature
____________________________
Seller
____________________________
Purchaser
____________________________
Co-Purchaser
____________________________
Witness to the Agreement
10 Reasons to Spay or Neuter Your Pet
Reduce risk of cancer
Especially in female animals who are spayed before their first heat cycle, there is a greatly reduced risk of different kinds of cancer, including breast cancer.
Less likely to run away.
Fertile animals, especially males, are much more prone to roaming, while a spayed/neutered animal is more content to stay home and enjoy the company of its family.
Reduced risk of biting
Surgical sterilization reduces all forms or aggressive behavior in both male and female animals and greatly reduces the chance that your pet will bite you or someone else.
Less fighting with other animals
Along with the reduced risk of biting, a sterilized animal is much more likely to live peacefully with other animals.
Increased life expectancy
A number of studies have shown that sterilized animals live longer than fertile animals, and that they have fewer medical problems of all kinds.
Less expensive to maintain
In addition to requiring less veterinary care, animals that have been spayed or neutered eat less than fertile ones. Over the course of their lives, the reduced veterinary and food costs will more than cover the costs of the surgery.
Reduced chances of marking or spraying
Spayed or neutered animals are much less likely to spray or mark inside your home than a fertile pet.
Less mounting behavior
Male and female pigs that are spayed/neutered are not as likely to mount the legs of your house guests.
Less risk of damage in your home
During their regular cycle, usually every 21 days, fertile females will rub there back sides on furniture, walls anything available to them. Having them spayed eliminates this concern.
Less Likely to be given up
According to a study conducted by the National Council on Pet Population, a fertile animal is much more likely to be abandoned, surrendered to a shelter or given away, probably because a sterilized pet is a happier and better adjusted animal.
Spay/Neuter Contract
The following agreement is between ______________ (breeder), hereafter referred to as "Seller", and ______________, hereafter referred to as "Purchaser".
In consideration of a purchase price of ______________________ the Seller transfers all rights in fee simple determinable, privileges and responsibilities associated with the ownership of the female/male piglet/pig to Purchaser as of the date and time specified below with the following conditions subsequent:
COLOR: ____________________________ SEX: ______________ DOB: ______________
MARKINGS: ________________________________________________________
SIRE: ____________________________ DAM: ____________________________
Purchaser agrees to neuter/spay the piglet/pig before it reaches sexual maturity or is large enough in weight to have the procedure done. Purchaser agrees to supply Seller with a veterinarian's letter by certified mail as proof of a neuter/spay. If Purchaser fails to neuter/spay this piglet/pig and provide proof to the Seller by one year of age, rights and ownership of the pig will automatically terminate and revert back to Seller who may immediately assume possession of the pig. Seller's reasonable attorney's fees for recovery of the pig will be paid by the Purchaser.
It is understood by all parties to this agreement that this piglet/pig of the above specified description is being purchased as a pet only. Purchaser acknowledges and agrees that this piglet/pig will be a pet only and is not to be used for breeding. In the event that the Purchaser does not have the piglet/pig properly neutered/spayed, any offspring issuing from this pet only piglet/pig are property of the Seller and the entire litter must be immediately returned to the Seller with the originally purchased piglet/pig. Seller's attorney's fees for the recovery of the piglets/pigs will be paid by the Purchaser.
It is understood in this agreement by all parties that If the Purchaser does not have the piglet/pig properly neutered/spayed, in the event that the purchaser raises & sells offspring from this pet only piglet/pig the Seller is due the fees the Purchaser has collected on the illegal breeding and sells of the offspring. Seller's reasonable attorney's fees for recovery of the Dollar amount the Purchaser profited off of the breeding/offspring will be paid by the Purchaser.
When to spay/neuter: Generally this should be done when the piglet has reached at least 5 to 9 months for a female and 3 to 4 months for a male. The older the piglet/pig, the more able it will be to with stand the anesthesia. But there is no need to wait for a female to have her first heat cycle before she is spayed. In fact, you can avoid the problems associated with estrus by spaying her before it occurs if she is of enough wait to handle anesthesia. There is also no need to wait for the male to become sexually mature.
Why spay/neuter: Fixing your pig prevents pregnancy and the birth of unwanted piglets. It avoids the need to restrain the pig during estrus. It keeps both sexes from roaming away from your house in search of a mate. It reduces the tendency of male pigs to urinate in the house, marking his territory. Licensing fees are also cheaper. Additionally, it avoids reproductive-related problems such as tumors, pyometra, false pregnancy, prostate infections, and old-age cancers.
Why should this pig be spayed/neutered? Any pig sold as a pet should not be bred. This is simply for the improvement and maintenance of the breeding program. Breeders have striving for years to select and perfect the Teacup, Micro, Nano, Pixie, Petite Pigs. They are bred not only for their size, health, energy levels, but their responsiveness and intelligence (which is why they are becoming to popular). Micro Teacup Nano Pigs have not like standards with respect to color, height, etc. They are selected purely for their size intelligence conformations & health. Pigs are eligible for a breeding program only if they are able to reproduce either their own quality or better quality in each successive generation. Breeding is not to be done casually nor is it a money-making venture. It is not a hobby and is very time consuming and energy demanding. By demanding that this pet only piglet/pig be neutered/spayed, it avoids mass-production of average quality Piglets/pigs, controls the already overblown pet pig population, and improves the overall fitness of the Teacup Micro Nano Petite Pig lines.
This does not mean that this piglet is an inferior pig. This piglet/pig is as capable as any of its litter mates of becoming a lovable, well-trained, and perfectly happy pig. This piglet has been tested for its health and evaluated for buyer placement into a pet only home. Given the proper amount of love and attention, nothing should prevent this piglet from becoming an excellent companion and family member.
We the undersigned have read, understood and agree with the terms of this contract in its entirety.
____________________________
Date and Time of Signature
____________________________
Seller
____________________________
Purchaser
____________________________
Co-Purchaser
____________________________
Witness to the Agreement
In consideration of a purchase price of ______________________ the Seller transfers all rights in fee simple determinable, privileges and responsibilities associated with the ownership of the female/male piglet/pig to Purchaser as of the date and time specified below with the following conditions subsequent:
COLOR: ____________________________ SEX: ______________ DOB: ______________
MARKINGS: ________________________________________________________
SIRE: ____________________________ DAM: ____________________________
Purchaser agrees to neuter/spay the piglet/pig before it reaches sexual maturity or is large enough in weight to have the procedure done. Purchaser agrees to supply Seller with a veterinarian's letter by certified mail as proof of a neuter/spay. If Purchaser fails to neuter/spay this piglet/pig and provide proof to the Seller by one year of age, rights and ownership of the pig will automatically terminate and revert back to Seller who may immediately assume possession of the pig. Seller's reasonable attorney's fees for recovery of the pig will be paid by the Purchaser.
It is understood by all parties to this agreement that this piglet/pig of the above specified description is being purchased as a pet only. Purchaser acknowledges and agrees that this piglet/pig will be a pet only and is not to be used for breeding. In the event that the Purchaser does not have the piglet/pig properly neutered/spayed, any offspring issuing from this pet only piglet/pig are property of the Seller and the entire litter must be immediately returned to the Seller with the originally purchased piglet/pig. Seller's attorney's fees for the recovery of the piglets/pigs will be paid by the Purchaser.
It is understood in this agreement by all parties that If the Purchaser does not have the piglet/pig properly neutered/spayed, in the event that the purchaser raises & sells offspring from this pet only piglet/pig the Seller is due the fees the Purchaser has collected on the illegal breeding and sells of the offspring. Seller's reasonable attorney's fees for recovery of the Dollar amount the Purchaser profited off of the breeding/offspring will be paid by the Purchaser.
When to spay/neuter: Generally this should be done when the piglet has reached at least 5 to 9 months for a female and 3 to 4 months for a male. The older the piglet/pig, the more able it will be to with stand the anesthesia. But there is no need to wait for a female to have her first heat cycle before she is spayed. In fact, you can avoid the problems associated with estrus by spaying her before it occurs if she is of enough wait to handle anesthesia. There is also no need to wait for the male to become sexually mature.
Why spay/neuter: Fixing your pig prevents pregnancy and the birth of unwanted piglets. It avoids the need to restrain the pig during estrus. It keeps both sexes from roaming away from your house in search of a mate. It reduces the tendency of male pigs to urinate in the house, marking his territory. Licensing fees are also cheaper. Additionally, it avoids reproductive-related problems such as tumors, pyometra, false pregnancy, prostate infections, and old-age cancers.
Why should this pig be spayed/neutered? Any pig sold as a pet should not be bred. This is simply for the improvement and maintenance of the breeding program. Breeders have striving for years to select and perfect the Teacup, Micro, Nano, Pixie, Petite Pigs. They are bred not only for their size, health, energy levels, but their responsiveness and intelligence (which is why they are becoming to popular). Micro Teacup Nano Pigs have not like standards with respect to color, height, etc. They are selected purely for their size intelligence conformations & health. Pigs are eligible for a breeding program only if they are able to reproduce either their own quality or better quality in each successive generation. Breeding is not to be done casually nor is it a money-making venture. It is not a hobby and is very time consuming and energy demanding. By demanding that this pet only piglet/pig be neutered/spayed, it avoids mass-production of average quality Piglets/pigs, controls the already overblown pet pig population, and improves the overall fitness of the Teacup Micro Nano Petite Pig lines.
This does not mean that this piglet is an inferior pig. This piglet/pig is as capable as any of its litter mates of becoming a lovable, well-trained, and perfectly happy pig. This piglet has been tested for its health and evaluated for buyer placement into a pet only home. Given the proper amount of love and attention, nothing should prevent this piglet from becoming an excellent companion and family member.
We the undersigned have read, understood and agree with the terms of this contract in its entirety.
____________________________
Date and Time of Signature
____________________________
Seller
____________________________
Purchaser
____________________________
Co-Purchaser
____________________________
Witness to the Agreement
