Puppies
All of our pet quality puppies are adopted on a spay / neuter contract with a
limited AKC registration. NO Exceptions! We occasionally have show quality puppies available for adoption to show homes. Pet quality puppies range between $1250-$1500. Our puppies come with a general and genetic health guarantee. Our puppies are up to date with shots and worming at the time of adoption. We require that everyone complete our Adoption Application before being considered for one of our puppies.
Our next breeding is planned for November 2009. Puppies will be available for adoption in late March.
AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION
Whelped December 7th, 2009 ~Omega's Barefootin X Shellehamer's Daisy ~"Twilight Litter"
We have one fawn boy, two fawn girls, and one black girl in this litter. We are evaluating some of them for show prospects. If you have an interest in these puppies please complete the adoption application. There is a direct link provided further down this page.
Jett
This little boy has the sweetest disposition! Jett has a smile, kisses, for all and wants to please everyone who walks through the door. He has very nice bone and is nice and cobby. He is six months old and we've been evaluating him for a show career, unfortunatley he fell a little short of the mark. He is available to a pet home.
Please click HERE to fill out an application if you have an interest in adopting one of our puppies. Please fill in all spaces. If you do not include your contact info we cannot contact you. Thank you for visiting!
Why do purebred dogs cost so much?
One of the best things about buying a purebred dog is knowing the puppy you brought home will grow up to look like the dog you fell in love with on the street, in the magazines, or at the shows. In general, the price of a purebred puppy can run anywhere from $1500-$3,000. It seems like a lot- and it is- but you're getting a bargain. The cost of producing a well planned litter are substantial. Start with health tests on both parents, add stud fees, transport costs for the stud dog or shipping costs for the dam; pre and postnatal care, registration for the litter and individual dogs- it adds up quickly. Factor in an unexpected C-section, repeat breeding or vet-preformed implants, and a breeder's bank account is rarely in the black (green). The satisfaction we get isn't from the money, but from seeing sturdy, sound representatives of the breeds we love, in loving, responsible homes. Think of all those expensive precautions as a form of insurance, and remember the effort your breeder went through the next time you see a "No questions asked $500 puppies" newspaper ad!
