Placement Process

What is the placement process?

When I place puppies, I like to go through a few different steps to assure I am choosing the best home possible and also that I can guide buyers in choosing the best fit for their family.  

Potential buyers can contact us using either our website or Facebook.  I usually correspond within a week unless I miss the message altogether.  If you don't hear from me, please message again.

I am no longer taking a waiting list.  The best is for you to keep in touch with me, watch my Facebook page and this website. 
Applications can be sent in at any time and I will do my best to reply in a timely manner.

If we both decide we are the right match for each other and I have plans to breed I will accept a non-refundable deposit of $500.00 to hold your place for a puppy.  I will not take a deposit if I don’t have plans to breed within 6 months. 

​It is very important to remember that I am always looking for my next show potential puppy.  That means puppies can't be structurally evaluated until 8 weeks of age.  Puppies can then be chosen for their best matches after that.  


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What will come with my puppy?

Your puppy will be able to join you anytime between 8 weeks to 10 weeks.  He/she will be loved, well socialized with all the things I possibly can and leave here with a clean bill of health.

Here is what you can expect with your puppy:
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-CKC registration papers after spay/neuter and a non-breeding agreement
-a full veterinarian check up signed by the vet
-first set of 4 way vaccinations
-a strict deworming protocol
-a microchip
-3 year health guarantee and lifetime purchase contract 
-complimentary pet insurance with Trupanion
-a small bag of puppy food
-a puppy package to get you started
-a blanket that the others and mom have slept with
-an information package
-lifetime support and return policy 

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What other items will we need?

Some other basic items you will need:

-a puppy exercise pen
​-an extra small crate
-gates to keep puppy contained
-leash and collar  (do not use retractable leashes)
-possibly pee pads or artificial turf but best success is outdoor training right away 
-a bell for outdoor potty training
-puppy shampoo and conditioner 
-comb and brush 
​-small nail clippers 
-toys
-blankets or bed