Application For Adoption | The Pomsky Patch

STEP FOUR:

RESERVE YOUR PUPPY

Reservation Step #1

THE APPLICATION

First name

Last name

Phone

Application Date

Puppy Gender

Coat Color

Coat Length

Eye Color

Tell us the name of an vailable puppy you wish to reserve:

What reasons do you have for wanting to adopt a dog at this time?

What experience have you had so far in raising a puppy as an indoor, house-broken, family pet?

Do you have the time to meet the demanding needs of the puppy/dog for feeding, training and exercise?

Are there any children in the home? If so, how old are they? How would they be instructed in the care of the dog?

Does anyone in the household have pet-related allergies?

On a scale of 1 to 10, how committed are you to the grooming and health maintenance of your dog?

How do you intend to approach obedience training?

Tell us about the areas of the house/yard your puppy will have access to...

Would you be open to the idea of an online or in-person puppy training program?

What portion of the day do you expect your new puppy to be alone?

How many days a week will this be repeated?

What kind of time do you plan to set aside for walking and playing with the dog?

How familiar are you with the costs involved in veterinary care, buying quality dog food, boarding the dog when away, etc?

Will you be willing to have your new dog spayed or neutered? (Tip: a YES answer is part of our purchasing agreement, unless you're applying for breeding rights.)

Will you be willing to send us occasional photos of your new puppy as he/she matures. We love to be able to see them grow and enjoy happy lives with their new families! (this is not a "deal breaker.")

How did you hear about our breeding pogram?

Pomsky puppies are agile and fast moving little creatures that can quickly end up under foot. I have considered the need for the increased awareness I'll need to prevent unnecessary falls.

I understand, and agree.

I'm not sure I'm ready for this.

I understand that I am applying to adopt a puppy that does not have full immunity and will require up to three more rounds of vaccinations/boosters. That said, I also understand that I will not be able to expose him to areas that other dogs have access to until full immunity is reached (normally, by 16 weeks of age.)

I understand, and agree.

I don't understand.

Thank you!
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