1. Ensure that all breeding stock is Kennel Club registered and hand over the dog's signed registration certificate at time of sale.
2. Make health of breeding stock and puppies produced a particular priority and make use of health screening schemes, relevant to their breed.
3. Allow their premises to be inspected and are assessed by a trained Kennel Club Assessor to ensure compliance with the Scheme Standard.
4. Commit to operate to high standards and duty of care and comply with all relevant laws including the Animal Welfare Act (2006) and microchipping legislation.
5. Only sell puppies bred by themselves and raised in their own safe and secure environment, which will meet all the requirements of the Assured Breeder Scheme.
6. Socialise the puppies and provide written advice on continuation of socialisation.
7. Take all reasonable steps to ensure that purchasers are able to provide a suitable home and that they are committed to caring for the dog for the whole of its life and provide reasonable after-sales advice.
8. Allow any purchaser to be able to view the puppies with their mother and siblings, in the environment that they were born and raised.
9. Commit to help, if necessary, with the re-homing of any dog that they provide within the Scheme, throughout the dog's lifetime, for whatever reason.
10. Issue a Scheme Puppy Sales Wallet for each dog sold containing up-to-date information on that puppy.