Frequently Asked Questions
Download a Copy of our Bill of Sale/One Year Health Guarantee for your reference.
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Companions ONLY
NO BREEDERS
SPAY/NEUTER AGREEMENT
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Puppy Price: Litter Depending - ASK
Q: What is your process for being added to the waiting list? A: Simply Email, Call or Text us and we will be sure to add you to our list. Those who are willing to put down a $250 deposit have priority. Please note we strive for quality of puppies, not quantity! It is normal to wait 6 or more months for a litter to be born. Q: Do you ship your puppies? A: No, we do not ship our puppies! We will gladly meet you in person. Q: At what age are the puppies ready to go to their new home? A: 8-9 weeks of age the puppy will be ready for its new home. This may seem like a long time, but remember puppy needs to socialize with its litter-mates and mother to gain confidence and social skills. Q: What does the puppy come with? A: One Year Health Guarantee, Microchipped AKC Reunite, UTD Immunizations, Dewormed, Veterinarian Health Certificate, Tails & Dewclaws Removed, Copies of Both Parents Pedigrees, Limited AKC Registration Form, Informational booklets on caring for your new puppy, and a small bag of puppy food being fed to puppy. Q: Can we come visit the parents or puppies? A: By appointment only. We will regularly email, text pictures or send you YouTube videos of your puppy's growth & activities. Q: Do you test for DM, vWD, EIC, Hip Dysplasia ? A: Please refer to individual results on Sire & Dam page. Hip Dysplasia conducted on our Sires only. Based on our Sire and Dams bloodlines, we are very confident in their offspring's health. We appreciate your judgment as a buyer. Q: Will you take your puppies back, even at a later age? A: Yes, if you cannot continue to keep or care for your corgi for whatever reason, we are more than happy to temporarily give them a home until we can properly re-home the corgi. We cannot pay you due to the fact we will personally have a full veterinary exam, administer up to date vaccinations, deworm, provide food, and possible socialization or retraining. Q: Do you screen potential buyers? A: We do not have a questionnaire, but we will want to talk to you and get to know your situation that has caused interest in our pups. |
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