Do both parents have health clearances for eyes, heart, hips, and elbows?

Can I view the certificates?

Can I meet the parents? Is at least the mother on site?

Can I see where the puppies are born and raised?

If we are local, when can we visit the puppies during their first 8 weeks?

How many litters has the mother had? How old is she? How frequently do you breed a dog?

What food do you provide for the mother? What do you feed the puppies? (It should be high quality and grain-free. Puppy food should be grain-free and rich in protein, Omegas, fat, and calcium.

What Early Neurological Stimulation, socialization, and desensitization exercises and experiences do you use with the puppies during their first 8 weeks to ensure they are confident, friendly, mellow, emotionally balanced, less anxious, and less fearful?

Where do you raise the puppies?

What type of human interaction do they receive? How often and how much?

What is your selection process? Do you assign a puppy to me, or am I allowed to choose one?

What training, tips, or advice do you provide for continuing socialization training when we take our puppy home?

Are you available to assist us during the first few weeks at home with our puppy if we have questions about leash, potty, or crate training?

When will we receive our AKC registration papers? Are they limited or unlimited registrations?

Do you provide the puppies’ initial health checks with your vet and their first vaccinations?

Do you offer a health guarantee?

We strongly encourage you to wait for a puppy from a reputable breeder. Rushing the process may lead to settling for a lower quality pup, resulting in potential heartache later. If we don't have a pup available, you can either join our waiting list for the next litter or we can recommend breeders who meet our trusted standards.