Frequently Asked Questions
We want any prospective homes to be comfortable with our practices. If there are any questions, we encourage you to contact us at any time.
We do not allow our homes to pick their own puppies. We place our puppies in homes based upon the future lifestyle their new family has planned for their new puppy. We can best match them to the needs and goals that their future families have because we are constantly evaluating their development for their first two months of life.
Though we do take preferences into consideration, we cannot guarantee a puppy of a particular sex. We can only provide what is available, so it increases the chances of getting a pup if you are open to gender.
Our puppies are sold on sales contracts which are designed to protect the buyer, the puppy, and the breeder. This contract guarantees that the puppy will be healthy and free from disease when he arrives at his new home. Our puppies are also sold with a lifetime return policy meaning that we will take back any of our dogs at any time for any reason.
We do not ship our puppies. While we do try to be flexible in how pickup can be arranged, especially for those who may be located far from us, we do insist on an in-person handoff. Additionally, we have much to discuss and go-over on pickup day, and we want to be able to answer any questions that arise.
In short, no. The longer answer:
If we have deemed a puppy to be pet quality, it means that we do not feel as though that puppy is a good enough representation of the breed that it should be bred and it will be sold on limited registration.
For those puppies with a potential future that would require full registration, we will remain as co-owners to ensure that if that animal reproduces, it will only do so responsibly.

Do I get to pick my puppy?

Do you have a contract?

Do you ship your puppies?

Do you sell puppies with "breeding rights"?





