THE DEETS

1. check out our website

2. fill out an application

3. we'll review

4. get down to business

how to apply for a puppy!

we'll walk you through the steps to bringing your new fur baby home

The first step is to take a good look through our website and our educational pdf guides. This is also a good time to message us any questions you may have.

After you have been approved we will send information on how to place a non-refundable deposit, then you can get ready to select your new puppy!

 We try to review applications several times a week. If your application is approved, you will recieve an email from us on how to proceed and reserve a puppy.

The second step is to fill out our puppy application (if we are currently accepting applications). This gives us some information about you so we can help you find the right puppy for your lifestyle. 

QUESTION:  Can I join a waiting list for an upcoming litter?

ANSWER: We aren't currently running waiting lists so litters will not be available for reservation until after they are born. We will post when a litter is available and then we will begin accepting applications and reservation fees to reserve a puppy pick from the litter.

QUESTION:  Do I get to reserve a specific puppy from the litter?

ANSWER: Puppy picks don't happen until after the puppies are vet checked and temperament tested, which usually happens around seven weeks old. Picks then happen in order of reservation fee. We are happy to help guide you on which puppies will better suite your lifestyle and home.

QUESTION:  Do you dock tails or remove dewclaws?

ANSWER: We do not remove dewclaws or dock tails on any of our puppies. One of the reasons being that our vet clinic is in Alberta, and Alberta had outlawed docking tails, and the other reason being that recent research has shown possible lifelong pain associated with docked tails and removed front dewclaws.

QUESTION:  Is the deposit refundable?

ANSWER: Deposits placed on our puppies are non-refundable. Making our deposits non-refundable encourages buyers to think long and hard about whether one of our puppies is a good fit for them. It also prevents our waiting lists from getting inflated with people who are only window shopping for a puppy, which would give a false impression to serious buyers about availability on a litter. 

QUESTION:  Do you sell puppies with breeding rights?

ANSWER: Our puppies are sold on a strict spay/neuter contract. We are willing to discuss full rights to experienced breeders. Breeding rights will be an additional fee and will only be available to approved programs and only on puppies we deem breeding quality. Full rights puppies will still be sold with a contract.

QUESTION:  Do you ship/deliver puppies?

ANSWER: We do not ship puppies as cargo on planes, but we are willing to deliver to the Saskatoon or Edmonton airport for an additional travel fee so your puppy can fly home in-cabin with you. We usually organize a free delivery day to both Saskatoon and Edmonton for every litter, and other delivery locations can be discussed for an additional fee.  

QUESTION:  What is the price of your puppies?

ANSWER: Different pairings may be priced differently. Pricing on a current litters will likely be posted on the litter's page. Please contact us if you would like to know the pricing of an upcoming litter.

QUESTION:  Do you sell therapy or service puppy prospects?

ANSWER: We are definitely willing to work with organizations or families to find a puppy that has the potential to go into therapy or service training. Service dogs require extensive training, so we encourage families to look for a training organization that can help you. Please look into the service dog requirements for your province. We are also happy to discuss helping you find a therapy or facility puppy prospect. 

QUESTION:  Do you start the puppies on potty training?

ANSWER: Our puppies are transitioned to a pen with a pellet potty area around four weeks of age. They learn to distinguish their sleeping area from their pellet potty area over time. Depending on the weather, they may also go outside for small breaks during the day to go potty. Puppies cannot hold their bladders for very long, so they will need to follow a strict potty schedule to begin house training when you bring them home.

QUESTION:  Are the puppies crate trained?

ANSWER: Our puppies are not crate trained, but will be exposed to crates. They will be used to spending small amounts of time in a crate by the time they leave for their new homes. We encourage using a crate with your puppy from the time you first bring them home. Learning to safely and calmly rest in a crate will be a huge benefit when your dog needs to spend time at the veterinarian or groomer.

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Please take your time filling out an application! We love to get to know you so we can help find you the right puppy for your home and lifestyle.

*Please only fill out an application if you are interested in a current litter or available puppy. If you are interested in a future litter, check our website or follow along on our Instagram for updates*

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Ready to apply?

Feel prepared for your new puppy by checking out our educational e-books!

We have several e-books to help you get ready to bring home your new puppy that cover topics such as what to bring for gotcha day, how to fly with a puppy, or puppy proofing your home.

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view e-books here!