First, locate sample sales contracts online by visiting a website of your choice to locate an actual

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First, locate sample sales contracts online by visiting a website of your choice to locate an actual sample contract for the sale of a puppy. There are many such websites available. Based on your findings, you should then create a contract for the sale of a puppy using the terms and conditions provided in the facts below. Your goal is to draft a legal contract with terms to which both the buyer and the seller agree.

Imagine your beloved German Shepherd dog, Sonja, has just given birth to a litter of purebred puppies. You would like to sell the puppies for $2,000 each. You know you need to have each buyer sign a contract so there will be no misunderstandings. Mr. Tony Thompson wants to buy one of your puppies named Champ. Mr. Thompson eventually intends to show this dog in the ring and wants your guarantee that the dog will do well and win prizes. He insists that he will not buy the puppy unless you can guarantee him that the puppy will win prizes. You insist that Mr. Thompson guarantee that Champ is kept in appropriate conditions for his health and welfare and should not be neglected in any way. Create a contract in which you sell one of the purebred puppies named Champ to Mr. Thompson for $2,000.

He is a brown, male dog, named "Champ." His litter registration number is 02500. His sire is Heathcliff, registration number 5544332. His name is Sonja; his registration number is 9977886. You may use any sources you can find, including any sample contracts you might locate on the Internet. Please make sure the contract is legal and enforceable and contains all the terms that both you and Mr. Thompson want. Tips: Remember that parties can agree to any terms they want (as long as they are legal). Also, remember that the buyer of this dog wants a guarantee that the dog will win prizes. What are you, as the seller, willing to do if the dog does not win any prizes? Can you legally guarantee a future outcome (winning a show prize)? Can you offer a moneyback guarantee of some sort, if future performance does not meet expectations?