Pets & Animals templates
Breeders, boarding barns and pet sitters handle the same paperwork with every new family or client: an application, then a contract with health and care terms.
The puppy application uses lead mode to show which homes are ready, and every contract is signed online.
Which pet form do you need?
- Puppy Application Form TemplateScreen puppy buyers on home, experience and timing, with hot lead tagging.
- Puppy Contract Template for BreedersA puppy sales contract with a health guarantee, signed before pickup.
- Dog Stud Contract TemplateA stud service agreement with the fee or pick of the litter.
- Horse Boarding Contract TemplateA horse boarding contract with fees, notice and vet care.
- Pet Sitting Contract TemplateA pet sitting contract with rates, keys and vet care.
Tips for breeders and pet businesses
Apply first, contract second
Approve the puppy application, take the deposit, then send the puppy contract to sign before pickup.
Keep a waitlist from applications
Applications for future litters stay in one list, each tagged with a lead level.
Set your own guarantee
Replace the bracketed prices, health guarantee length and spay or neuter terms in each contract before you share it.
Frequently asked questions
What should a puppy application ask?
Home type, landlord permission, breed experience, time alone, pet or breeding plans, timing and a vet reference.
Are pet contracts legally binding?
They're samples to start from, not legal advice. Some states set rules for puppy sales and health guarantees, so edit the bracketed terms and check them against your state's law.
Can buyers sign on their phone?
Yes. Buyers sign at pickup or from home on any device, and the signed PDF is saved with an audit trail you can send them.