Health Guarantee
A Healthy Beginning Matters
At Loyal Rotties, we believe bringing a puppy home should begin with confidence.
Our puppies are raised with attention to their wellbeing from the earliest stages of life. We monitor their development, provide appropriate routine care, and work to ensure each puppy is ready for the transition into their new family.
Our Health Guarantee reflects that commitment.
It is designed to provide our families with clear information about the health care provided before placement, what we expect from new owners, and what to do if a significant health concern arises after your puppy comes home.
Our Commitment To Every Puppy
We care deeply about the puppies we raise.
Before a puppy leaves our care, we make reasonable efforts to ensure that the puppy is healthy and ready for placement based on their age and individual circumstances.
Where applicable, puppies may receive age-appropriate:
Veterinary examinations
Vaccinations
Deworming
Parasite prevention
Health monitoring
Identification
Routine developmental observation
The specific veterinary care provided to each puppy will depend on their age, development, medical history, and veterinary recommendations.
Relevant records available for your puppy will be provided as part of the placement process.
Independent Veterinary Examination
We strongly recommend that every new owner arrange an examination with a licensed veterinarian shortly after receiving their puppy.
Your veterinarian should review the puppy’s overall health and establish an appropriate ongoing care plan.
This examination is important because it gives you an independent assessment of your puppy’s health and provides an opportunity to discuss:
Vaccination schedules
Parasite prevention
Nutrition
Growth and development
Training
Exercise
Spaying or neutering
Breed-specific care
Any concerns you may have
If your veterinarian identifies a significant health concern, contact Loyal Rotties promptly.
Early communication allows us to understand the situation and determine the appropriate next steps.
What Our Health Guarantee Covers
Our health guarantee is intended to address significant health conditions that were present or developing before the puppy left our care, subject to the terms of the individual sales agreement and applicable law.
A qualifying condition must generally be supported by appropriate documentation from a licensed veterinarian.
The condition must be distinguished from normal puppy development, temporary adjustment issues, accidental injury, or conditions resulting from the puppy’s environment after placement.
Because every medical situation is different, each health concern will be reviewed individually.
What Is Not Covered
A puppy is a living animal and no breeder can guarantee that a dog will never become sick, injured, or develop a medical condition during its lifetime.
Unless specifically stated otherwise in writing, our health guarantee does not cover conditions or problems resulting from:
Accidents or injuries after placement
Neglect or improper care
Inappropriate nutrition
Obesity
Lack of veterinary care
Failure to follow veterinary recommendations
Parasites acquired after placement
Infectious diseases acquired after leaving our care
Environmental exposure
Abuse or neglect
Behavioral issues
Training difficulties
Normal puppy development
Teething
Growth-related changes
Allergies that develop after placement
Conditions caused by external factors
Elective procedures
Routine veterinary expenses
Vaccinations or boosters required after placement
This list is not intended to replace the specific terms of your purchase agreement.
Genetics, Growth & Development
Rottweilers are living, growing animals.
Their adult appearance and characteristics cannot be predicted with absolute certainty.
Factors such as genetics, nutrition, exercise, training, environment, socialization, and veterinary care can influence development.
For this reason, we cannot guarantee:
Exact adult weight
Exact adult height
Exact appearance
Exact coat characteristics
Specific temperament
Future working ability
Show performance
Breeding performance
Particular behavioral traits
We can provide information about the puppy and their parents based on what is known to us, but development continues long after a puppy leaves our care.
Your Responsibility As A New Owner
A health guarantee works best when both sides take responsibility.
Once your puppy comes home, you are responsible for providing appropriate care throughout their life.
This includes:
Providing appropriate food and fresh water
Maintaining a safe living environment
Following recommended vaccination schedules
Providing appropriate parasite prevention
Scheduling regular veterinary examinations
Following veterinary recommendations
Providing appropriate exercise
Providing training and socialization
Monitoring changes in behavior or health
Seeking veterinary attention when necessary
We strongly encourage owners to maintain regular veterinary care rather than waiting until a problem becomes serious.
If You Discover A Health Concern
If you believe your puppy has developed a significant health problem, please contact us as soon as possible.
We may ask you to provide:
Your puppy’s name
Date of birth
Purchase or reservation information
Description of the concern
Date the concern was first noticed
Veterinary examination records
Diagnostic results
Treatment recommendations
Veterinary invoices or estimates where relevant
Please do not delay necessary veterinary treatment while waiting for a response from us.
Your puppy’s immediate health and wellbeing should always come first.
Veterinary Documentation
For health-related claims, we may require written documentation from a licensed veterinarian.
The documentation should clearly identify the puppy, describe the diagnosed condition, and provide relevant medical findings.
Additional information may be requested where reasonably necessary to understand the condition and determine whether it falls within the applicable health guarantee.
We may also request permission to communicate with the attending veterinarian regarding the relevant medical information.
Pre-Existing Conditions
If a veterinarian determines that a qualifying medical condition existed before the puppy left our care, we will review the matter according to the terms of the applicable health guarantee and purchase agreement.
Not every condition discovered after placement necessarily existed before the puppy left our care.
That is why veterinary documentation and timing are important when evaluating a health concern.
Health Guarantee Remedies
If a documented condition qualifies under the applicable health guarantee, the available remedy will depend on the circumstances and the terms agreed upon at the time of purchase.
Depending on the situation, this may include an appropriate replacement arrangement, another mutually agreed solution, or an applicable refund where required by the agreement or applicable law.
We will discuss the available options directly with the affected family.
Our goal is to handle legitimate concerns fairly while protecting the wellbeing of the puppy.
No Guarantee Can Replace Veterinary Care
Our Health Guarantee is not a substitute for ongoing veterinary care or pet insurance.
Even a puppy that leaves our care healthy can become sick or injured later in life.
Unexpected veterinary expenses are a normal part of responsible dog ownership.
We encourage every family to establish a relationship with a trusted veterinarian and consider appropriate pet insurance or an emergency veterinary fund.
A Lifetime Of Care
Our responsibility begins before your puppy meets you.
Your responsibility begins when your puppy comes home.
Together, those two commitments give a Rottie the foundation they deserve.
We want every Loyal Rotties puppy to grow into a healthy, confident, well-cared-for companion surrounded by people who understand how much responsibility and joy comes with owning a Rottweiler.
Because a healthy beginning is only the first chapter.
The real goal is a long, happy life together.
Important Notice
This Health Guarantee is provided for general informational purposes and should be read together with the specific purchase agreement and health documentation provided with your puppy.
The final terms applicable to a particular puppy are those contained in the written agreement between Loyal Rotties and the buyer.
Where applicable law provides rights or protections that cannot legally be excluded, those rights remain unaffected.