(1) If I have a list of potential clients who are waiting for a puppy, I will contact them to inquire if they are still interested once a litter is born.

(2) If there is  no current list, I will advertise and create a list on a first come first serve basis.

(3) I will advise each person they will be contacted to set up an appointment to see the puppies and choose a puppy when the pups are around 5-6 weeks.

(4) Current pup price starts at males for $950 up to $1,250+ for females (Apricots may be more).  Prices do sometimes vary depending on each individual situation. Once a puppy is chosen that puppy is no longer available to anyone else. At this time a $300 deposit is required; 1/2 of the deposit, $150, is nonrefundable if a person changes their mind within one week of the scheduled pick up and/or when the pups are 8 weeks old, which ever comes first.

(5) The only exception is if a puppy has any vet reported health issues at the time they get their health certificate from my vet that the person buying the puppy deems is unacceptable, all the deposit will be returned.

(6) If the puppy you purchase is taken to your personal vet within one week and your vet reports any genetic specific issues, you will have the choice of keeping your pup or returning him/her back to me for a full refund.

(7) Your deposit is of course counted toward your total purchase price.

(Lastly) Your puppy comes with a Health Certificate from a Veterinarian and CKC (Continental Kennel Club) registration. Your puppy has been de-wormed (this is a process that starts when your pup is around 2 weeks old. He/she will have had at least 3, maybe 4, treatments prior to going to new homes.  This will be documented for you and any further treatments will be up to your own Vet. Your puppy will have had their first Parvo only shot and their first complete set of shots and maybe the second set prior to being picked up depending on the scheduling of your pick up. Your puppy will also come with enough food for a few days, pads and a toy or two. I usually make up a little gift bag with these and maybe a few other items to make the transition of your puppy to his/her new home a little more enjoyable for you and your new little baby!