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One Year Guarantee

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*Although, knowing that your puppy can never be replaced, we believe that having another four legged furry companion may help lessen the sadness in your home.  In the very unlikely death (never happened before) of your puppy within one year from its birthday due to genetics, a life threatening congenital or hereditary disorders, we will replace the puppy with another puppy of equal value at no addition cost to you. We reserve the right to have the diagnoses verified by another veterinarian of our choice, before placing another puppy into your home. The adopter's licensed veterinarian must provide the breeder with a written certificate stating the exact cause of death as verified by a necropsy/autopsy. If the death was caused by a genetic defect and not neglect by the adopter, the puppy will be replaced with one of equal value as soon as one is available. In the case of death you will also have to provide the microchip that was given by the your vet. (This is to proof that it is the canine you bought from us). If these regulations, as well as the ones below are not met, the guarantee becomes null and void.​

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 What we need from you for the guarantee to be valid:​

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  •  You must Microchip your puppy and provide info to your breeder for documentation within 10 business days from pickup.​

  • Upon receiving your puppy, visit a licensed veterinarian for an examination. E-Mail or text a copy of the initial examination (medical record) within 10 business days from adoption day. Your puppy will come with up-to-date, age-appropriate vaccinations, and deworming records. You will be provided documentation upon adoption.  

  • You will need to continue proper deworming and conduct regular veterinary exams throughout the life of the puppy. A minimum of two veterinary exams a year are required. 

  • No excessive exercise until 12 months of age and appropriate nutrition and weight.

  • To redeem this Guarantee, you will need to provide all paperwork from the initial sale given to you by the breeder, registration papers (if applicable), all the vet records showing the continued health and maintenance of your canine from vet checks/visits every 6 months, and produce their microchip.

  • This guarantee does not cover any health issues caused by neglect or injury from the adopter.

  • This guarantee does not include minor illnesses and health issues such as colds, allergies, internal or external parasites, or umbilical hernias. However, the breeder will disclose any known illnesses or health issues prior to the sale.

  • If these requirements are not met, the guarantee will become null and void.​​​

  • The adopter assumes all medical expenses once the puppy is adopted.​

Healthy Puppy Guarantee

  • We guarantee the health of each of the puppies we sell.

  • The buyer, at their own expense, should have the puppy examined by a Licensed Vet within 72 hours of receiving the puppy. 

  • If within 72 hours, a Licensed Vet finds the puppy to be unhealthy or unfit for sale, the puppy may be returned for a full refund , provided the puppy has not been injured or neglected after pickup.

  •  Documentation must be sent to the breeder in order for the Health Guarantee to be honored.  The veterinarian must provide a written statement deeming the puppy “unhealthy for purchase”.

Helpful Hints

  • Use age appropriate exercise for your new puppy. Do not stress young growing ligaments, tendons, and bones! Pushing your puppy to exert to much energy or allowing over exertion will potentially lead to future problems.

  • Maintain a healthy weight and diet. Do your research and feed high quality foods. Please use common sense and do not feed your dog that 50 pound bag of $20 dog food. It is junk and your pet will pay a price for it.  Look at healthy labels and read the back of your bag. Ask your vet what they recommend or we would also be happy to recommend brands if you do not want to continue feeding what we feed. Consider healthy weight and listen to your vet. Obesity is to common and your puppy will be more miserable then anything else with the extra weight. Lean and well muscled is the way to go. Don't stress those joints with the extra weight.

  • Continue routine vaccinations, deworming and health checkups. Use flea and tick control as well as heartworm prevention.

  • We recommend not taking your dog out in public until FULLY vaccinated. Your puppy is vulnerable to many different kinds of  germs out in the world. Even though they have one round of vaccines in their system right as you adopt them, they still are growing their immunity. So use caution when taking them places if you do. They are especially prone to picking up parvo at this young age.

  • We do NOT recommend neuter or spay until AT LEAST 18 months of age. Let your puppy develop and use those hormones to fill out, muscle up, and go through proper growth. They will be a nicer looking, healthier dog in the end if you allow them to develop properly.

  • Train your dog! Go see a trainer, take classes, be consistent at home. Socialize and take your dog out and about.

  • Consider proper grooming. Brushing, baths, nail trims, ear cleaning, and teeth brushing. Do some, all at home, or take to a groomer regularly.

Things to know about us

We breed only the best we can. Our dogs have been chosen from great stock. It took us years to get quality dogs. Not only that are sound in body, but also in mind.

We not only breed by looking at genetics and temperament, but also for a dog that won't let you down and will last many happy, healthy years.

Our dogs grow up in our home around other dogs, adults, kids, horses, cows, chickens and more. They are socialized and love going out and about. 

Our puppies get similar experience before going to their homes. We do keep them from outside dogs to protect there young immunities. We expose them to noises like vacuums, cars, lawn mowers, TVs, pans dropping, etc. They learn what water is and some love our little puppy pool.

We handle their feet, ears, mouths daily. Making it a normalcy that those areas are ok to have touched.

Puppies receive lots of positive reinforcement and play with our other pack members daily once old enough.

Not only do you receive a perfect companion, but you also get lifetime breeder support. We are always happy and willing to talk about anything to help you and your puppy.

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