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Formal agreement between partners before they add a dog to the family.
Man: Well, if we ever decide to get a dog, we're going to have to sign a pre-pup first.

Woman: Yeah — Cuz if you ever break up with me, you'll never see that bitch again.

Man: Fine! But if she swallows some magnets and needs $1,500 in x-rays and surgery, she's getting the needle — and you'll never see that bitch again. That's the Darwin Award clause.
pre-pup by flatrockdam November 30, 2009
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The agreement between a couple when they get a dog to determine, if the couple should split, who gets residential custody of said pet.
John and Sherry just got a labrador retriever, but she made him sign a pre-pup in case they ever broke up.
Pre-pup by megatorial May 19, 2009
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pre-baby puppy 

a term used to described a puppy purchased by new couple soon after moving in together. The puppy is the pre-cursor to getting married and having children together.

The puppy represents a low risk test of the couple's ability to handle the responsibility of raising a child together.
Ryan: Did you hear Jeremy and Julie got a puppy?
TJ: Sure did. That's a pre-baby puppy if I've ever seen one!
Ryan: huh?
TJ: First they move in together, then comes the puppy, then the ring, then the baby.
pre-baby puppy by tylr83 April 13, 2011
Formal agreement between partners before they add a dog to the family.
Man: Well, if we ever decide to get a dog, we're going to have to sign a prepup first.

Woman: Yeah: Cuz if you ever break up with me, I'm keeping the dog.

Man: Fine! But if he swallows some magnets and needs $1,500 in x-rays and surgery, he's getting the needle. That's the Darwin Award clause.
prepup by flatrockdam October 4, 2009

prepuptial 

An agreement re: getting a dog (originally heard on NPR).
As part of deciding to get a dog, the family negotiated a prepuptial agreement.
prepuptial by Lis-El March 14, 2010
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