FAQ

1. Do you require a deposit?

Yes, we require a $500.00 non-refundable deposit to hold a puppy for you. The deposit will be rolled over to the following litter if pregnancy does not occur or there is not enough of the sex that you are on the list for. The earlier you turn in your deposit the better. Puppies are reserved in the order of which we receive the deposits.

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2. What is the price of a puppy?

Please submit a puppy application or contact us for pricing. Our pricing reflects our commitment to producing and raising top quality puppies.

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3. How does the puppy picking process work?

The picking process will be based off when we receive your deposit. For example- If you are the 3rd person to place a deposit for a male puppy on a litter then you will get the 3rd pick male from this litter. The picking process will begin around 6 weeks of age (after our week 6 video of the puppies has been posted). We know that not everyone is looking for the same thing in a dog (some may enjoy hiking and are looking for a more active dog...some families may be looking for a more laid back dog). We will break down the personality of each puppy in our weekly videos and share it with our puppy families. We will help guide you into picking the perfect pup for your family. 

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4. Where are you located?

We are located in Sherwood, Oregon.

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5. Will I be able to watch my puppy grow?

YES!!! We love sharing pictures and videos of the pups. We post lots of videos so you can watch how each puppy's personality is developing. When the puppies are born we will place a different colored collar on each pup so you can identify them each week.

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6. When will my puppy be able to come home?

All puppies can join their new families when they are 8 weeks old.

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7. Do you offer training?

Yes, we offer a training package. There is a lot of time that goes into each puppy during the training process so space is limited. Please inquire for more details.

 

8. How do I get my puppy?

You will pick up your puppy in Sherwood, OR

 

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9. What type of food do you feed your dogs?

We feed our puppies Purina Pro Plan Large Breed Puppy

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10. Do your puppies come with a health guarantee?

Yes, of course they do! Please email us for a copy of our contract for further information. You can also email us with any questions you may have about this.

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11. Do your breeding dogs have health testing?

Yes. Our dogs have DNA genetic health testing.

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12. What is "Limited Registration"?

Limited registration means the dog is registered but no litters produced by that dog are eligible for registration nor are they eligible to be entered in a breed competition in a licensed or member dog show. They are eligible to be entered in events such as hunting test, obedience, tracking and agility. 

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13. How are your puppies raised?

Our puppies are raised at home with us, not in the garage or a separate structure. We have plenty of space designated just for our puppies and their momma. We have a large, fully fenced yard so the puppies will have a safe confined area to play outside (when they are older...and under our supervision).

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14. How can I get my name on the waiting list?

The process is easy. Fill out an application and we will review it. If you would like to talk on the phone then please email us your phone number and we will be more than happy to contact you.

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 15. What does it mean to "socialize" a puppy?

Research has shown that from the age of about four weeks puppies are capable of learning from their experiences and the more pleasant the experiences a puppy has before the age of 12 weeks, the more confident he or she will be in new situations. We know it is our responsibility to ensure that puppies are well handled and socialized during this time- and we take this process very seriously.

 

Here is a brief overview of what we will be doing with your puppy each week-- Please note this does not cover everything:

 

Week 1 and 2: Handled, cuddled, picked-up, and turned over, while gently being spoken to. This continues until the puppy goes to their new home to show that there is no such thing as a “no touch zone” for the puppy. We run our fingers through the puppy's gums, paws, and look in their ears (this will help when you take them to the vet).

 

Week 3: Start introducing the puppies to noise (vacuums, washer dryer, hair dryer, etc). This continues until they leave at 8 weeks old with new items always being introduced

 

Week 4: Introduced to the crate and start introducing new people and places (safely since they have not received all vaccines)

 

Week 5 and 6: Start potty training at night. Letting the puppies out twice a night to “go potty”. At 6 weeks old introduce car rides to help socialize the puppy and help prevent car sickness.

 

Week 7: Continue with potty training and introducing new people and situations. Also, introduce the leash at this time.

 

Week 8: Puppies join their new families!