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. We want to make sure our pups are placed in loving, responsible homes. |
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