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Deposit- Once you have picked your lucky little companion I do require a 50% deposit at time of choosing. The other half will be due upon pick-up. If you choose not to move forward, you will NOT get your deposit back. Deposit needs to be cash or sent via postal money order, which is tracked, requires signatures, and the postal service will cover the cost if lost.
Deposit- Once you have picked your lucky little companion I do require a 50% deposit at time of choosing. The other half will be due upon pick-up. If you choose not to move forward, you will NOT get your deposit back. Deposit needs to be cash or sent via postal money order, which is tracked, requires signatures, and the postal service will cover the cost if lost.
Travel Fee- Should you choose not to come pick up the dog in person, a travel fee will be added depending on distance. If 3 hours or less, the fee will be $200. If greater than 3hours the fee will be discussed at time of purchase.
Travel Fee- Should you choose not to come pick up the dog in person, a travel fee will be added depending on distance. If 3 hours or less, the fee will be $200. If greater than 3hours the fee will be discussed at time of purchase.
Health Guarantee- One will be provided upon request.
Health Guarantee- One will be provided upon request.
Vaccinations- All puppies receive their 8 week vaccinations and worming before going home.
Vaccinations- All puppies receive their 8 week vaccinations and worming before going home.
Potty Training- All puppies are started with puppy pads and have access to them all day long. Once you get them home, you'll need to start them on a routine that works for you and your schedule. I recommend giving them a cleanable area at first when you can't supervise them. Show them how to alert you to go outside, I recommend the bell system which is a simple bell hung on a string by the door at nose level, or if you have a doggy door show them how to use it. Positive reinforcement is best when potty training, try not to bring attention to accidents in the home. Instead take them outside and use the same word, such as "potty", to encourage them to go outside. Make sure this is the same spot you take them each time you go out.
Potty Training- All puppies are started with puppy pads and have access to them all day long. Once you get them home, you'll need to start them on a routine that works for you and your schedule. I recommend giving them a cleanable area at first when you can't supervise them. Show them how to alert you to go outside, I recommend the bell system which is a simple bell hung on a string by the door at nose level, or if you have a doggy door show them how to use it. Positive reinforcement is best when potty training, try not to bring attention to accidents in the home. Instead take them outside and use the same word, such as "potty", to encourage them to go outside. Make sure this is the same spot you take them each time you go out.
Feeding- I feed my dogs in the morning and let them graze as they see fit. Some dogs don't do well with this and some do. It is all how you want to do it, grazing or feeding on a schedule. They are currenlty fed diamond naturals small and medium breed puppy food.
Feeding- I feed my dogs in the morning and let them graze as they see fit. Some dogs don't do well with this and some do. It is all how you want to do it, grazing or feeding on a schedule. They are currenlty fed diamond naturals small and medium breed puppy food.
Sleeping- puppies sleep a lot and this is normal. They are just like newborns. Eat, play, potty, sleep, repeat! All puppies are kept in a kennel when not out, I recommend keeping up with this. It gives them a safe place that they know will always be theirs.
Sleeping- puppies sleep a lot and this is normal. They are just like newborns. Eat, play, potty, sleep, repeat! All puppies are kept in a kennel when not out, I recommend keeping up with this. It gives them a safe place that they know will always be theirs.