Breeding Rights:
ALL OF OUR PUPPIES will be placed on limited UKC registration with no breeding rights & will
not be eligible for full UKC registration. ALL OF OUR PUPPIES must be spayed or sterilized
but not before 12 months in age from birth & with a preference of AFTER 18 months to 2 years.
Proof must be submitted to Breeder within 7 days from procedure. Additionally, the parties
understand that the Breeder retains a vested interest in all dogs bearing her Kennel name, & that
as such, any unauthorized breeding of dogs bearing the Breeder's or her kennel name does negatively
affect & damage the Breeder’s reputation & the value of the Breeder's dogs. Because of the
foregoing, the parties agree that no dogs bred by Breeder or any dogs bearing her kennel name will
ever be bred without prior approved paperwork through the UKC signed by Breeder changing the
Limited registration to Full registration. The parties further agree that, in the event that any dog that
is bred by Breeder or any dogs bearing her kennel name is bred or whelps a litter without the
Breeder' prior consent in changing of the UKC paperwork, the Breeder is entitled to monetary
damages separately from any & all parties involved in such. The Amount in Damages will be
$5000 per puppy born. (Live or Deceased) With the immediate return of the dog sold under contract.
The Canadian Breeding Program is spearheaded by both Samaron Arctic Kennels and with
l’Élevage Inukshuk Kennels. Our primary goal is to breed “The best of the best” which for us means
keeping, health, genetics and conformation in mind. Once in a while a litter will be produced where
there is a “prospect” puppy within. We entrust all of our puppy families with the understanding that
we may in the future want to take a “second look” to see how the prospect has been developing. At
which point if we see the puppy is developing the qualities we are looking for we would like to be
able to offer a contract and compensation to use that dog within the breeding program. This can be
studding, where a male prospect’s genetics would be used (2 weeks with the breeder for live coverage)
or a Dam, who would be whelped by the breeder (2 weeks for live coverage, 8 weeks for pregnancy
and then 9 weeks for whelping the litter) and then returned to the Buyer. The buyer would be
appropriately compensated. The genetic and any health tests related to the breeding would solely
lay on the Breeder. Any costs to whelp the litter and vet care would lay with the Breeder as well.
This would be outlined in the Breeding contract. The goal is not to overproduce Japanese Spitz,
the goal is to continue pulling excellent genetics from produced puppies and bringing them back
into the program to continually improve the breed. This is an extremely wonderful opportunity to
be a part of history to bring this breed back to popularity. This is also why the delay of a spay
and neuter give the Breeder an opportunity to truly assess the development of the puppy.