How Our Puppy Buying Process Works

1. Explore Our Litters
   Visit our puppy page to see available litters. Review our Puppy Purchase Agreement and Health Guarantee.

2. Submit Your Interest
   If you decide to move forward, fill out the form on the puppy application page. We will contact you within 48 hours via email or text with next steps.

3. Reservation Fee
   Once we confirm a potential match for your puppy, you will be invited to place a $200 non-refundable reservation fee to secure your spot.

4. Puppy Updates
   We send regular photos and videos 2, 4, 6, and 8 weeks so you can watch your puppy grow and develop their personality. We stick to this schedule give or take a day or so as I am a pre-vet student in university and have to take care of these babies + my adult dogs so please understand my schedule. :)

5. Vet Checks & Pickup
   Puppies are vet-checked, dewormed, and given their first shot at 6–7 weeks. Puppies are ready for pickup at 8 weeks.

   Puppies must be picked up by 9 weeks old or boarding fees ($25/week) will apply. Payment for the puppy and any additional expenses must be settled if boarding prior to picking them up. For the safety of our dogs, puppies, and family, all puppy pickups are done at a public location near us rather than at our home. We do not offer long-distance shipping. We however will travel within 1 hour to help cut down on your travel times.

   
   Biosecurity is a very real concern in dog breeding. Diseases like parvovirus and other illnesses can be carried in on shoes or clothing without anyone realizing it, and protecting our puppies and our dogs from unnecessary risk is extremely important. In addition, we are entitled to privacy and our family comes first as well as keeping our home secure. If this doesn’t work for you, we understand that we are not the correct breeder for you. However please note, we take our dogs and puppies health extremely serious and if you read our puppy updates, you will tell we have many happy families. Take into consideration, we have breeding for years now and we know the real dangers of how things can go wrong.