Frequently Asked Questions
What type of payment do you accept?
For the deposit we accept Venmo, PayPal and Zelle. The remaining balance is due in cash at puppy pick up. If you are having your puppy delivered with a flight nanny or airline the balance is due from Zelle or wire transfer prior to the flight.
Do the puppies get a vaccine or exam?
Yes! At 6 weeks old our vet exams each puppy thoroughly and gives the first round of vaccines. We will send a document home of this for your records!
Do the puppies get dewormer?
Yes, we deworm the puppies at 2,4, and 6 weeks old. Some vets will give dewormer for you at the time of their second round of vaccinations or do a fecal test. Worms and parasites are common and treatable.
When is their next vaccine be due?
Our vet recommends the next round of vaccinations to be 3-4 weeks after the first vaccine. This will be around 9-10 weeks old. Ask your vet to do a fecal test at this check as well.
Do you ship?
Yes! We have had great experiences using flight nannies and shipping with airlines! The cost varies and is added to your total price.
Will I get to see pictures as the puppies grow?
Yes! We post pictures and videos on Facebook generally once a week you can see the puppies as they grow! If you are not on Facebook let us know.
When do I get to pick our puppy?
Puppy selections are scheduled around 5-6 weeks old. If you are able to pick them out in person we will schedule a time for you to visit! If not we will send lots of extra pictures and videos as well as describe their personalities for you!
When do I get to take my puppy home?
Puppy pick up usually starts the Saturday after they turn 7 weeks old.
I will be out of town for pick up weekend can you keep my puppy longer?
We charge $10 per day past puppy pick up for extra boarding.
What food will my puppy be eating?
We use Purina Puppy Chow Complete. We will send you home with a sample.
What do I need to have for the trip home with my puppy?
If you are traveling with a passenger the puppy will be comfortable on their lap on a blanket or towel. If not or if you are on a long road trip you may need a pet carrier. Bring a collar and leash if you are on a long drive and will need to stop for potty breaks. Also a small bowl for food and water may be needed for long road trips.