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Thank you for your interest in our puppies! We’re excited to help you with any questions about our breeding program, puppy availability, and upcoming litters. Whether you’re looking for information on our breeding practices, puppy care advice, or scheduling a visit, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Use the contact form below, connect with us on social media, or set up a visitation. We’re here to provide everything you need to make the best decision for your family.

Visiting Policy:

1. Appointment Only: We love having families visit their puppy; however, it must be planned beforehand. You may email, text, or call to set up an appointment. I will send further directions.

2. Health and Safety Measures: I take extra precautions because you’ll visit my home, not a facility. We can always reschedule if you are sick or feeling under the weather, as I’m not going anywhere :). No other pets may be allowed in our house. They may stay in your car, but I cannot allow them inside due to the puppies’ weak immune systems. I will provide hand sanitizer to help prevent the spread of diseases or parasites. If you are allergic, be aware that we have non-hypoallergenic dogs that might upset your allergies.

3. Meeting the Puppies: Because these pups are still learning, you’ll feel playful nips, adorable chewing adventures, and tiny scratches. Embrace the chaos and unconditional love! Be gentle and use calm voices.

4. Questions and Discussions: Please ask questions about the breed, my breeding program, health testing, or other relevant topics. I am open and transparent about my breeding practices and absolutely love to talk about dogs.

5. Parent Dogs: My dogs all have different personalities which is why I love dogs so much. Please be aware that many dogs live in my home, so there is lots of noise and lots of barking. Barking is used as excitement and not warnings at you, but merely their way of saying “omg hello!”. Momma dogs will be shy because they will be in “mommy mode” but trust me, they love showing off their pups.

6. Duration: While it’s important for your family to spend time with the puppy, extended visits can be tiring or overwhelming for the young pup. A reasonable length will allow the puppy to rest and avoid excessive stress.

My home will look “lived in” because it is! Many dogs have free roam and will be present as this is also their house. Please understand that amidst the adorable chaos, you may find a gentle scattering of toys, a whiff of puppy mischief, and evidence of their playful exploration. Our home reflects the energy and joyful presence of our pups. Embrace the space where puppies are raised with love and care, knowing that the occasional puppy mess is simply a part of their delightful journey ^_^