Puppy Birth Certificate Template Form: Fill & Download for Free

i’m assuming you’re either a breeder, rehoming your pets, or fostering puppies. you could put so many things in the goodie bags, i’m sure any expecting puppy parent would appreciate anything you gave them. i have a few ideas for you, based on my experience with adopting my chinchilla and just from speaking to puppy breeders near me.first, you might want to give them a week supply of the food your puppies are used to eating. this is for transitioning the puppy from the food its used to eating to the food its new owners are providing it.second, you want to give them a few objects that smell like the puppy’s mom, such as a towel, blanket or duvet she’s slept on. also, if the puppy has a favorite toy, put it in the goodie bag. you can always buy a new one and i’m sure the puppy would love having their toy with them.third, i think a puppy certificate would be a cute idea. i saw many chinchilla and dog breeders who did this. you can find free doggy certificates templates to print out online or get a offical pedigree certificate of the puppy’s heritage. on the homemade certificate you can put their birthdate, their birth weight, their paw print stamped on the certificate with puppy-safe ink, etc. i think it’s a super cute idea and lots of pet parents cherish their dog’s ‘birth certificate.’fourth, identification of the dog if the puppy is microchipped. some breeders microchip their puppies in advance or in this case if you are fostering / rehoming your puppies, they are probably microchipped. give the new owners the information they need in that department. also, healthscreening and dna test information should be given to the owners as well. a handwritten or typed out list of all the puppy’s medical / vet visits should be given, as well as all the vaccines the puppy has had, the boosters still left that the puppy needs in the near future, the deworming product used and the dates it’s been given and what is left to do to finish the course, and any other medical related information such as allergies and if they’ve been neutered / spayed. a document on the puppy’s daily routine and feeding instructions is also useful.fifth, a scrapbook of photo’s of the puppy at birth and throughout its life at your home is a wonderful idea. my chinchilla’s breeder made me a scrapbook of my chinchilla, including pictures of him at birth, pictures of him with his mom, pictures of him with his sister, a picture of just his mom and sister, holiday themed pictures (i got him a few weeks after christmas), etc. i absolutely adore the gift and it is so precious to me.sixth, a handwritten and personal letter wishing the best to the new family is always super sweet and touching and new dog owners, especially those who are new to being dog parents will greatly appreciate it.now onto the actual goodie bag, like i said you can honestly put anything in there and i’m sure they would love it. depending on how much your dog costs, you might want to add more expensive items to your goodie bag / box. you could put:a rubber toya tug-of-war toya teething / chew toya plush toypuppy blanketssmall throw pillowshealthy dog treatsdental care chewsfrisbeea few potty-training padsa personalized or non-personalized food and water bowlpuppy-safe carpet cleanera cute collar / leashnail clippersflea combspuppy toothbrush and toothpastea book or dvd on helping new puppies adjust, puppy care, dog health, basic dog training, how to puppy-proof your house, potty-training, crate-training, etc. if you sell working line dogs, a book about the dog's particular job could be a nice toucha premade or homemade puppy first aid kit including bandaging materials, antiseptic wash or wipes, eye and ear wash materials, scissors, tweezers, styptic sticks, diphenhydramine for allergic reactions, puppy-safe pain medicine, cold and heat packs, tick removal tool, cotton balls, cotton swabs, disposable gloves, oral syringe or turkey baster, artificial tear gel, canine first aid manual, antibiotic spray / ointment, etcleaflets, business cards and samples. samples from dog food manufacturers, pet insurance companies, smaller-scale dog professionals (groomers, trainers, doggy daycare), online stores, etc. message companies, industries and stores and let them know you are a breeder of responsibly bred, quality dogs and ask them for some promotional packs you can add to your puppy packs / bags. they will usually offer free bags of food, coupons, discounts, codes, and samples for promoting themwaste pickup bagsdog bone or puppy paw stickerscheap but cute dog decor for their housea diy cement paw of the puppy (do you know what i’m talking about? my grandma did one for her dogs when they were puppies, very cute)that’s all i can think of, hope it helps!of course, you do not need to give them every single item on that list, that is the new owners job to purchase the basics. but a few of those items is kind of you and would be great for your puppy pack / goodie bag.