Animal breeder website: litters, pedigree and puppy reservations
Puppy buyers vet a breeder almost like a property purchase — pedigree, parent health, living conditions. The site has to survive that scrutiny.
Litters as the core section
Keep an up-to-date litter list with birth date, count, sex and status. A stale list with puppies sold months ago destroys trust instantly.
Update photos weekly through growth stages — serious buyers track this, and litter play video works even better.
Pedigree and parent health
Give each parent a page with pedigree, titles and genetic test results for breed-specific conditions — this is what separates a serious breeder from casual breeding.
Where the breed carries known hereditary risks, stating the parents were tested removes the responsible buyer's biggest worry.
Reservation and handover
A deposit via Payme or Click disciplines both sides and prevents 'I was promised this puppy' disputes. State exactly what's included in the price.
Describe the handover process and any post-sale support — breeders who stay in touch get repeat buyers years later for a second puppy.