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HOPES CREEK RANCH Nancy & Walt Rasmussen 4700 Country Meadow, College Station, Texas, 77845 9796900747 FAX 9796900956 email: Nancy hopescreekranch.com This ON SITE BREEDING CONTRACT is made and entered

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How to fill out an onsite breeding contract:

1. Begin by gathering all necessary information: Both parties involved in the breeding should have access to the animal's registration papers, health records, and any relevant genetic testing results.
2. Clearly establish the responsibilities of each party: The contract should outline the specific roles and obligations of the stud owner and the owner of the female animal. This may include details about the care, feeding, and exercise of the female, as well as any financial agreements regarding stud fees or veterinary expenses.
3. Define the terms of the breeding agreement: Specify the duration of the breeding arrangement, including the start and end dates. Additionally, outline any conditions or limitations for the breeding such as the number of breeding attempts allowed or any health requirements.
4. Address any potential risks or liabilities: It is important to include a section in the contract that outlines the responsibilities of each party in case of accidents, injuries, or any other unforeseen incidents during the breeding process. This can help protect both parties legally and financially.
5. Include a provision for ownership and registration: If both parties have agreed to co-own the offspring resulting from the breeding, it is essential to outline the rights and responsibilities associated with the ownership. Determine whether both parties will have joint ownership or if one party will have full ownership and the other will have breeding rights.
6. Seek legal advice: It is always recommended to consult with a lawyer or legal professional when drafting a breeding contract to ensure that it is legally binding and covers all necessary aspects. They can provide guidance and help tailor the contract to meet specific needs and circumstances.

Who needs an onsite breeding contract both?

1. Breeders: Onsite breeding contracts are essential for breeders who are mating their animals with another owner's stud. It helps establish clear expectations and avoid any potential disputes or misunderstandings.
2. Animal owners: Owners of female animals who are considering breeding them with a stud from another owner should also have an onsite breeding contract in place. It ensures that both parties are on the same page regarding the terms of the breeding arrangement and protects their interests.
3. Professionals: Veterinarians, animal consultants, or any other professionals involved in the breeding process can benefit from onsite breeding contracts. It provides them with a clear understanding of the scope of the breeding arrangement and allows them to fulfill their roles effectively.

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