The short answer
Base your price on what your program really costs, including health testing, vet care, registration, food, time and a buffer for complications, and publish what's included. Clear pricing and a written deposit policy build trust and cut down on haggling.
Include in your price list
- Vet exam, vaccines and deworming
- Microchip and registration
- Parents' health-test results
- Starter kit and insurance trial (if offered)
- Take-back commitment
Deposit policy
- Amount and when it's due
- What happens if the litter is smaller than expected
- Refund rules in writing
Frequently asked questions
Should breeders post prices publicly?
Publishing prices and what they include builds trust and filters out unready buyers.
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