Cornerstone Labradoodles Puppy Application

To start the adoption process for a puppy from Cornerstone Labradoodles please complete this form. Once the form is received, you will receive and email, after a phone call and an approved application, you will be able to submit a deposit of $500 which will be applied towards the total purchase price of $3,500.00. This deposit is non-refundable for any reason other than the event that a puppy cannot be provided to you. At 6 weeks of age, a complete payment of $3,000 plus tax ($210.00) will continue to secure your reservation for a puppy.

Should you have any questions, please contact us on email or by phone: 410-440-1391

Name & Spouse's Name *

First

Last

Street Address *

City, State, Zip *

Home Phone

Mobile

Email *

Your employer and your spouse's employer

Desired Litter

Signature *

To be considered for a puppy from Cornerstone Labradoodles please fill out the entire form, sign and return. After a phone conversation and an approved application, you will be sent the information to send in a deposit of $500 which will be applied towards the total purchase price of $3,500.00. This fee is non-refundable for any reason other than the event that a puppy cannot be provided to you. At 5 weeks of age, a completed payment of $3,000 plus MD sales tax will continue to secure your reservation for a puppy. I confirm my intention to purchase an Australian Labradoodle puppy from Cornerstone Labradoodles, LLC by payment of this fee in the amount of $500. This puppy will go out on a legally binding spay/neuter contract that will ensure the puppy will have the surgery completed by 7 months of age. This application is for a puppy to be placed as a pet.

Date: MM/DD/YYYY *

Personal Information

What type of yard do you have? *

Do you own or rent your home? *

What type of home do you live in? *

Do you have children living in your home?

List names, ages & occupations of all living in the home?

Does anyone in your home have allergies?

What kind? Do you see an allergist?

Will this be your first dog?

Do you have a dog now?

What breeds and ages?

Do you have other pets?

What kind?

Current vet name and address and phone.

May we contact your vet for a reference?

Nearest Emergency After-Hours Vet.

Is there anyone in your home that does not want a puppy?

Yes
No
Unsure

Is anyone in your home elderly or disabled?

Elderly
Disabled
None

Will this puppy be a surprise or a gift?

Have you ever given up a pet (either sold or given away)?

Please explain the circumstances.

Are you aware of a doodle's unique grooming needs?

Preferences

What gender would you prefer?

Do you have a color preference?

Do you have a coat preference?

What are the three most important qualities that you are looking for in a puppy and why?

Please note that while your preferences will most certainly be considered, the litters conceived will dictate what is available. Puppy allocations are primarily based firstly on temperament; therefore, we cannot guarantee that all of your preferences will be available; however, we will make every attempt to fulfill your requests.

Puppy Responsibilities

Raising a puppy to be a great family dog is a wonderful and incredibly rewarding experience. However, the road to a great canine companion can be challenging and inconvenient at times. As the health and happiness of our puppies is of the utmost importance to us, the following questions are designed to help you think about some of the responsibilities of pet ownership.

Have you ever raised a puppy?

Who will be the primary caregiver for the puppy?

Are you prepared to invest the time and assume the responsibility required to raise a puppy?

Are you willing to commit to veterinary care for the life of your dog?

Will you crate train your puppy?

Yes
No
Undecided

Will you commit to attending obedience training classes to properly socialize and train your puppy?

Yes
No
Undecided

Do you have a training facility identified?

Name of facility

Will your puppy be alone during the day?

For how long?

Do you have someone who can take the puppy out frequently during the day?

Where will the puppy be kept during the day?

A dog should not be crated longer than 6 hours (puppies, very much less), are you committed to providing a break for your dog…i.e. dog walker/exerciser if you find this to be the case?

Do you understand that a puppy will need very frequent potty breaks during the day and even late at night?

Do you commit to feed your dog a high quality dog food that we recommend rather than grocery store quality food?

Have you examined the cost of dog ownership, food, training, grooming and vet care etc?

Do you understand that if at any time you cannot keep your Cornerstone puppy, you are not to release them to a Humane Society or an Animal Shelter?

Instead, you must contact us for help with rehoming.

I certify that the information provided on this form is true and correct. I am financially and physically able to care for this dog. I understand that proper food and veterinarian care can be costly and I am able to meet these requirements. I understand that this puppy is being placed as a pet, the spay/neuter surgery will be completed by 8 months from date of birth. By signing below, I acknowledge that I have completely read this questionnaire, will comply and comprehend it fully.

Full name and date

Understanding our allocation process: Cornerstone Labradoodle puppies are not man made, they are made by Mother Nature and God. We take into consideration your preferences in color and gender, however our puppies will be placed primarily on temperament, allergy concerns, personality and disposition. We will take into consideration your family’s energy level and individual needs. When the puppies are 6-7 weeks old, Cornerstone Labradoodles will select your puppy, a puppy’s color and gender are secondary. Placing and matching a puppy with it’s forever family is of utmost importance to us.

I have read and understand the allocation process. *

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