Frequently Asked Questions:

We perform Genetic Health Testing on every single one of the dogs that are introduced into our program. We genetic test before pairing two dogs together to help get a better understanding of what possible genetic markers the offspring could, or could not potentially have!

Our puppies are raised in our home and receive daily socialization with people, other dogs, and cats. Though they are raised around and familiar with “tanks” homing our exotic pets/reptiles, we do not allow contact between one another to eliminate any potential risks. Your puppy will come home with already have being exposed to loud noises, outdoor elements, and daily handling.

We focus on feeding our puppies high-quality food brands focusing on whole grain, and healthy ingredients. We like to stay away from “by-products” and “fillers” as we want the absolute best nutrition possible for our furry friends! As

we know, some dogs can be picky eaters, and enjoy a switch from time to time. Here are some of the common food brands we keep in rotation to feed our babies: Farmina N&D, Stella&Chewys, Orijen, and Open Farm.

Unfortunately, this is not safe for myself, my home, nor my pets. The risk of contamination from families coming in, and out is extremely high. I am extremely diligent in making sure everything is sanitized and disinfected inside my home after I have been outside my home. However, I have absolutely no problem at all meeting you, and your family at my local Veterinary Office with the puppy of your interest so you may see the puppy in person!

Absolutely! I add various vitamins, and supplements into the puppies food as they start to transition/wean off of mom, and start their journey into eating food! Supplements include, but are not limited to: NuVet Supplemental Tablets, Bee Pollen, Salmon Oil, and SeaMeal.

Yes! Yes! Yes! There is nothing more that I love than to be able to “dogsit” my grand-pups. Simply reach out to me, and we can discuss further details!