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The stud owner may request a cash fee, ?pick of the litter,? one or more puppies from the resulting litter, or other similar method of compensation. The collection of the stud fee is the stud owner's responsibility.
The owner of the mother gets the income. They are the ones doing all the work. A stud fee or pick of litter is usually the fee for stud service.
What should a puppy contract contain? The contract should contain information about the puppy, as well as both yours and the breeder's details. It should also contain details of warranty or health claims made by the breeder, and any responsibilities or agreements that you make to the breeder.
In the breeds I am familiar with, the owner of the stud gets either cash equivalent to the price of one show quality puppy or gets the pick of one puppy from the litter (decided at the time of breeding).
Under a typical breeding contract, the owner of the stud dog is compensated in some manner - pick of the litter, one or two puppies, etc. This is not to be construed as legal advice.