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Puppy Visit Booking Form

A puppy visit template — book a time to meet the pups with their mother, so families see them in person as they should.

Description

Seeing a puppy with its mother, in the place it was born, isn’t just lovely — it’s how responsible buying works, and the law in England. This form books that visit: a time to come and meet the litter and mum, so families can fall in love in person and breeders can welcome them properly. It captures the practical bits of a good visit: which litter, a preferred date and time, how many are coming (including children), and a gentle reminder on hygiene — that visitors avoid other dogs or puppy areas beforehand to protect the litter. It sets the visit up to be safe, happy and exactly as it should be. Put it on your site once a litter’s ready for visits. Free, brandable, and it makes meeting the puppies — with their mum — simple to arrange and lovely to do.

Form fields

Everything the Puppy Visit Booking Form above collects — 9 fields, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.

Book a Visit to Meet the Puppies

  • Which litter would you like to visit?

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    Short Answer
  • Preferred date

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    Date
  • Preferred time

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    Dropdown
  • How many visitors? (incl. children)

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    Number
  • Can you avoid contact with other dogs/puppies beforehand?

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    Yes/No
  • Anything you'd like us to know?

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    Long Answer
  • Your name

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    Name
  • Contact number

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    Telephone
  • Email address

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    Email
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Template FAQs

Common questions about the Puppy Visit Booking Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.

Why should I visit the puppies before buying?

Because seeing a puppy with its mother, where it was born, is the single best sign of a responsible breeder — and it’s required by Lucy’s Law in England. It’s also how you know the pup is healthy, happy and well raised.

Will I see the puppy's mother?

Yes — that’s the whole point. A good breeder will always show you the pups interacting with their mother. If a seller won’t, walk away: it’s a warning sign the law is designed to prevent.

When can I visit a litter?

Usually once the pups are a few weeks old and up on their feet, before they go to new homes from eight weeks. The form captures your preferred date so the breeder can arrange it at the right stage.

Can I bring my children?

Often yes — meeting the pup is a family moment — though breeders may ask that visits are calm to protect young puppies. The form asks how many are coming so the breeder can plan.

Why the hygiene reminder?

Young puppies are vulnerable to infection before they’re fully vaccinated, so breeders ask visitors to avoid contact with other dogs or puppy areas beforehand. It’s a simple step that protects the whole litter.

Is the visit booking free?

Yes — free with a Fun Forms account, fully customisable, and ready to embed or share as a link.