Safety Selling & Buying of Pets/Animals must be met with the utmost of care, love and honesty.  We’ve provided below the quick guides to help you navigate our site quickly before you begin your journey for a pet.

FOR SELLERS

1. *If you are a Breeder/Seller/Business and do not have a valid Occupational license and/or have been charged or fined with any type of Animal neglect, cruelty. You can not sell or list ads on ProPet Superstore. 
2. All Members/Businesses posting ads on ProPet Superstore must provide valid licensing/Documentation,and complete the appropriate Seller submission application before we can verify you as a member to sell. 
3. You must be 18 years or older to post ads on ProPet Superstore.

4. You can not post Ads for;

• Pets/Animals you do not own
• Pets/Animals outside the United States. 
• List Pets/Animals for other members/non-members.
• List Wildlife, Illegal Sales of Animals that are against the law to obtain, Sell or buy. (Please read the State and Federal Laws before placing an ad on ProPet Superstore. Any ads containing such Animals, Will be removed immediately and your account may be suspended or closed.

REHOMING

1. Individuals– If you are rehoming a Pet – you can place a rehome Ad for your Pet/Animal and must be listed as a rehoming Ad. The Ad should not include a price for the Pet/Animal. Rehoming means you find your Pet/Animal a new home or surrender to a rescue or shelter to find it a new home. You receive no financial compensation. Rehoming is not the same as Adopting/Selling. Please be aware and post ads accordingly.
2. Rescues/Shelters/Veterinarians – Please Post on each Pet/Animal Ad, Your total Adoption cost in the price of the Pet/Animal. You can add additional detailed information in the Ad description, listing the itemization of costs if you choose. Allowing you to provide as much information about the Pet/Animal as possible. 
3. Breeders – Please follow the federal and state laws about breeding Animals. (Posted Below) We provide you with a subscription Ad based platform for valid licensed breeders to sell their Pets/Animals on ProPet Superstore. However, it is up to you to ensure you’re following the Federal laws and State Laws for Breeding live Animals. Also we ask that you provide as much detailed information about the pet you are listing in your ad. Be vigilant in ensuring you are selling your pet to a loving individual or family.

BUYERS

We want you to have a safe, Wonderful experience here on ProPet Superstore’s Website while searching and buying your forever Pet/Animal. There are a few ways to navigate your way around our site and informational guides to help you before you begin your buying experience. If you feel you need help. Please visit our FAQ Support Page,  Live Chat (See Office Hours), Or submit a support ticket via our Contact Form. 

You Ready? Let’s begin your Journey…

Finding the right Pet for you, your family…

Here are some great reading for you, to help you on your path.

1. Make the Trip

   If you take only one piece of advice from us, make it this: No matter where you begin your search for a good breeder—either through a personal referral or a web search—it is critical that you physically visit the breeder’s home. Photos and websites can be misleading, so it’s best to see with your own eyes where the puppies were born and how they’re being raised. You should expect to see the puppy’s mom and where she and the puppies live.

   A good breeder loves their dogs and has nothing to hide. If the breeder is reluctant for you to visit, refuses to show you the puppies’ parents and where they live, won’t let you see the puppies up close and handle them, or wants to bring a pup to you at another location—even if that location is more convenient for you—move on.

   Because they plan each litter and are devoted to properly caring for each puppy until a home can be found, good breeders may not always have puppies available. Don’t be turned off by waiting lists—in fact, they’re likely a good sign!

   Ask Questions

   A good breeder should be transparent and readily provide you with information about the dog breed in general, the specific dogs they have bred, and the puppy you’re interested in. Ask to take a look at health records, photos of prior litters, and any other information you or the breeder thinks will be helpful.

   Keep in mind, you’re not just checking out a breeder—they should be checking you out, too. Good breeders will ask questions to make sure this is the right puppy for you and to help you prepare your home for a new family member. 

   Trust Your Gut

   Don’t make any final decisions until you’ve visited, and then ask yourself: Would you want your dog living there?

   Make sure to review everything and discuss any concerns with your family or a veterinarian. If you’re at all uncomfortable with what you saw or were told, or feel pressured to make a quick decision, you might want to consider other options: take some time off to rethink, visit another breeder, consider a different type of puppy or an older dog, or even revisit your local adoption center.

   If you feel there is an issue, problem or dangerous situation of an Animal/Pet listed on our site to report anything suspicious. Please notify us here.