The practical things future families want to know.

Start with the application on our process page or send a direct inquiry. We read each one personally, then follow up with questions and a conversation if the timing and fit look promising.

Puppies leave with a veterinary exam, age-appropriate vaccines and deworming, microchip, written records, registration paperwork where applicable, starter food, a familiar blanket, and a written contract.

We prefer families to travel to us so we can meet in person, but we are happy to discuss safe, responsibly planned transport options when needed. We do not place puppies on cargo flights.

Yes. We keep a small interest list for upcoming litters and contact families when plans are confirmed. Joining the list is not a promise of a particular puppy or timeline.

They are affectionate, funny, scent-driven, and often very committed to their own ideas. They need companionship, measured exercise, weight management, ear care, and patient reward-based training.

Our sample profiles show the kind of information we share. The actual tests and results depend on each dog and breeding plan. We provide records and encourage families to review them with their veterinarian.

We are glad to meet serious prospective families at the right stage. Because our dogs live in a private home, visits are scheduled in advance after an initial conversation.