Money

Goods

Services

All of the above

The animal is fit for the ordinary purposes for which it is sold.

The animal is free from any disease or defect that would make it unsuitable for its intended purpose.

The animal is of the quality and description that the seller represented it to be.

All of the above

Sale of an animal

Lease of an animal

Breeding contract

All of the above

An express warranty is made orally, while an implied warranty is made in writing.

An express warranty is made by the seller, while an implied warranty is made by the buyer.

An express warranty is specific and relates to a particular aspect of the animal, while an implied warranty is general and covers all aspects of the animal.

An express warranty can be disclaimed, while an implied warranty cannot.

Damages

Specific performance

Rescission

All of the above

2 years

4 years

6 years

It varies by jurisdiction

To transfer ownership of the animal

To provide a record of the sale

To protect the buyer from fraud

All of the above

A warranty is a promise that the animal is free from defects, while a guarantee is a promise that the animal will perform as expected.

A warranty is made by the seller, while a guarantee is made by the manufacturer.

A warranty is specific and relates to a particular aspect of the animal, while a guarantee is general and covers all aspects of the animal.

A warranty can be disclaimed, while a guarantee cannot.

Any living creature that is not a human being

Any living creature that is capable of feeling pain

Any living creature that is domesticated

Any living creature that is used for food or labor

Offer

Acceptance

Consideration

All of the above

Pet sales are for animals that are intended to be kept as companions, while commercial animal sales are for animals that are intended to be used for food or labor.

Pet sales are typically subject to more regulations than commercial animal sales.

Pet sales are typically for smaller animals, while commercial animal sales are typically for larger animals.

All of the above

The animal is suitable for the specific purpose for which it was purchased.

The animal is free from any disease or defect that would make it unsuitable for its intended purpose.

The animal is of the quality and description that the seller represented it to be.

All of the above

In a lease, the owner retains ownership of the animal, while in a sale, the buyer takes ownership of the animal.

In a lease, the lessee has the right to use the animal for a specific period of time, while in a sale, the buyer has the right to use the animal indefinitely.

In a lease, the lessee is responsible for the care and maintenance of the animal, while in a sale, the buyer is responsible for the care and maintenance of the animal.

All of the above

The animal was not as described or warranted.

The animal was not fit for its intended purpose.

The buyer failed to properly care for the animal.

All of the above