The following form is a generic lease for the breeding services of a dog. Title to the dog, of course, remains vested in the owner, although the dog and will be located at a kennel.
New Hampshire Contract for the Breeding Services of a Dog
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Do I need a breeding licence? In England, Wales and Northern Ireland, you'll need a breeding licence if you run a business that breeds or advertises dogs for sale, or if you breed three or more litters in a year and sell any of the puppies.
A licence is required by anyone selling animals as pets, either directly or with a view to them later being sold as pets, in the course of a business.
If you intend to breed dogs for sale, you need a licence regardless of the type of property you are operating from, even if it is your home. You will need a licence if you want to breed dogs and are breeding: three or more litters of puppies per year (unless you can show that none of the puppies has been sold)
Dogs, cats, and other companion animals are deemed goods under the UCC. This legal term, while not accurately reflecting the true value we place upon these creatures, gives buyers certain legal remedies. With any sale of goods by a merchant comes an implied warranty of merchantability.
You need a licence to run a dog breeding establishment. This is any premises where more than two bitches are kept for the purpose of breeding for sale. These establishments are covered by the Breeding of Dogs Act 1973.
Under current law, the New Hampshire Department of Agriculture licenses breeders who sell 10 litters or 50 puppies in one year. Breeders that are still selling many dogs but fall below the threshold are not regulated, leaving the door open for unsanitary and dangerous environments for animals and people.
State of New Hampshire RSA 4 requires that every owner or keeper of a dog four months old or older shall annually cause it to be registered, numbered, described, and licensed for one year in the city or town in which the dog is kept.
In October 2018 the government in England introduced a new law about breeding and selling puppies. It's designed to help protect the welfare of puppies and their parents. The rules apply to anyone who is: breeding three or more litters of puppies in any 12-month period (unless they don't sell any of the puppies)
If you intend to breed dogs for sale, you need a licence regardless of the type of property you are operating from, even if it is your home. You will need a licence if you want to breed dogs and are breeding: three or more litters of puppies per year (unless you can show that none of the puppies has been sold)
It's hard to know how many people breed and sell puppies in New Hampshire. Licenses are required only from operations that raise and sell 50 or more puppies or 10 litters in any 12-month period.