How Long Should a Breeder Guarantee a Puppy?

Puppies should not be sold less than 8 weeks old. Early separation from their mother risks nervousness, barking, biting, and aggression in puppies.
The safety of breeding a female dog is every 18 months to 2 years. Good breeders consider the dog’s health, not litters per year.
You can likely return the puppy for a refund or replacement within a timeframe if ill. Puppy contracts are legally binding.
Breaking a breeding contract may allow the seller to revoke it. Read the guarantee carefully. You can find another breeder if unsatisfied.
The standard guarantee allows returning a puppy diagnosed with a congenital disorder within 1-3 years. This often covers hip dysplasia. Discuss guarantees the breeder offers.
A 30 day health guarantee against illness is standard. Some breeders offer longer guarantees.