The first step is to fill out our Puppy Application. Once I receive your application, I will give you a call so we can have a conversation. It will be a chance to get to know one another, ask questions and get all the pertinent information you are looking for. It will also give me a chance to understand what qualities you are looking for in your future family member and which are the most important to you. Once your application is approved, I will send you a personalized Puppy Contract to review and sign. The contract includes all the terms regarding the sale as well as the deposit so there are no surprises or missed information to be hashed out later. Everything is up-front. Once you sign and submit your contract and I receive it you will pay your deposit via Zelle. This will officially place you on my puppy list for the next available puppies in the order/date your deposit was made.

The deposit is the way to reserve a puppy until they are ready to go home with you. It is applied to the purchase price of the puppy. Should you submit a puppy application before I have available puppies, you will be placed on a waitlist in order of the date you paid your deposit. All waitlist applicants have first priority for newly available puppies in order of paid

deposit dates. The balance of the purchase price is paid when you pick up the puppy. The deposit is $500 and is non-refundable.

Your puppy will be eating Purina Pro Plan puppy food for small breeds.

- Puppy food

- Training treats

- Food and water bowls

- Dog bed, pad or blankets to sleep on

- Puppy pen or crate to sleep in

- Crate or safety seat for your puppy/dog to ride in while in the car

- Variety of toys; soft fabric, tough fabric, balls, toys to climb on, interactive toys, treat toys

- Antlers for chewing and teething on

- Potty pads

- Dog collar/harness and leash

- Dog sweater/coat for cold days outside

- A local Veterinarian and appointments for 1-3 days after pickup and an appointment at 12 weeks for next vaccines

I wish the answer could be yes, however, that is not a realistic expectation of a puppy as young as 9 or 10 weeks old. Potty training should start immediately so you start off with your puppy knowing that you expect they not go just anywhere. I can tell you that they are fairly good at pottying on a potty pad. Placing a potty pad in the same location within close proximity helps them to know where to go when they have the urge and you are not right there to take them outside.