Puppy profiles

Every puppy, fully documented, ready to sell.

Photos, colour, weight history, vaccinations, vet records, price and buyer — one profile per puppy, and the one buyers see.

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The record and the listing are the same thing

What you keep for yourself and what a buyer reads are one profile. That is why a reserved puppy stops being advertised the moment you mark it, and why a price change does not need doing twice.

Health travels with the puppy

Vaccinations, vet documents and weights are attached to the puppy, not to a folder. When it goes home, the record goes with it — which is what a buyer is really asking for when they ask if it has had its shots.

Status is the whole sales pipeline

Available, reserved, sold, delivered. A puppy's status is what your website shows, what your waitlist works against, and what your income figures are built from.

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From a wet puppy to a documented sale.

Built in the order it actually happens, on the phone that is already in your pocket.

01
Add puppies when the litter is born
Sex, colour and markings — enough to tell them apart before they are named.
02
Photograph them as they grow
From the phone in the whelping room, straight onto the profile.
03
Log weights and vaccinations against each one
So the record is complete without a separate pass at eight weeks.
04
Price and publish
The profile becomes the listing on pickmepets.com and on your own site.
05
Reserve, sell, hand over
Each step updates the puppy, the litter's figures, and what buyers see.

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Common questions

Is the buyer looking at the same record I keep?

Yes, and that is the point. A price change or a reservation happens once and shows everywhere, instead of being typed into your website a second time and forgotten.

What happens to the health records when the puppy leaves?

They go with it. Vaccinations, vet documents and weight history are attached to the puppy, so the record a buyer asks for is the record you already have.

Can I tell puppies apart before they are named?

Yes — sex, colour and markings are enough to create them on day one. Names, prices and photos arrive later, which is the order it actually happens in.

Does marking one sold change anything else?

It updates your listings, your waitlist and the litter's figures at the same time. A sold puppy that is still advertised is the most expensive mistake a breeder's website makes.

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