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Puppy Application Process
We encourage each family to complete a puppy application form. This allows us to get to know you and your family as well understand your preferences and timeframe for bringing a furry bundle of joy into your home.
We take the time to read each application thoroughly and genuinely enjoy learning about each prospective family. Your detailed responses help us ensure that we find the best possible match for both you and the puppy. We can't wait to read all about your unique family, your lifestyle, and your puppy dreams, and help your family find the perfect, wagging addition to your home!
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Once we have read your application we will be in touch within 48 hours to discuss a potential furry family member.
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Waitlist
We welcome families to become apart of our waitlist. Here we share xray's of mum and her babies. Birthing videos and first photos as well as photos of the puppies before they are released online. For each waitlist family we do require an application to be completed as well as a $100 non refundable fee. This fee is taken off the price of your puppy and can be move to the next litter should your preference not be available.
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Our Puppy Process
Health Checks
Once our girls (and guys) have passed their health checks and their DNA profile is complete. A mating takes place.
Birthday
The big day is here. After our gorgeous Mumma's deliver their babies. We check their vitals and overall health. After which we contact those waitlist families and share the wonderful news.
Confirmed Pregnancy
After mating, there is a 4 weeks period until we receive confirmation if the pregnacy is confirmed.
Online
We list our avaialable puppies on our website and socials and share the news with the world.
Photos
We send you weekly photos and video on how your puppy is growing, counting down the days to fur-ever.
Home DAY
Today is the day you and your best friend begin fur-ever with each other.
Waitlist
After a confirmed pregnancy, we touch base with out waitlist families to share the great news.
Application
See a puppy you love? Complete a application. Once you have been successful in progressing to the next step, we can either help you choose or you can make a selection as to which puppy is your preference. After which a deposit is require to secure you puppy.
FAQ
What is included in each puppy purchase?
Each puppy purchased from us includes, a puppy gift box filled with treats and toys for your new four legged friend. A comprehnsive welcome home guide. Everything from what to expect on the first night and beyond. Their first vaccination and worming completed. A comprehensive health check by our amazing vet. Microchip inserted (you will need to complete the transfer)
What do we need to collect our puppy?
Congratulations on welcoming your new furry friend! Puppies may feel scared during their first journey home. If you're driving with family, one person can hold and comfort your puppy. If you're alone, use a box or bucket lined with puppy pads for safety and cleanliness. Avoid putting your puppy on the ground until you’re home to protect them from illnesses, as they are still unvaccinated.
What do I need before my puppy arrives?
A comfy bed (or crate if you are crate training) set up in a location where you want them to train to sleep. Water bowls both inside and outside of the house. Food for them to eat (we provide you the brands and links to the food we have started them on in our welcome guide). A few toys to play with. The cat tunnel from kmart is a fan favourite. A few balls and cuddly teddy bears as well. As well as open arms for lots of cuddles as they adjust.
When can I take my puppy outside for walks to the park?
Your puppy will need to be fully vaccinated before they can go for walks to the park or outside the home. This also goes for visiting friends and family. Puppy immunity is still very fragile and can be exposed to infectious diseases from other animals. It is best to keep them at home until they are fully vaccinated.
How do I toilet train my puppy?
We’ve started the process! Continue these steps: Take your puppy outside immediately upon waking. Praise them for using the grass. Avoid puppy pads, as they can delay progress. Take them outside before bedtime to encourage nighttime toileting. With consistency and praise, they’ll pick it up quickly.
What should I feed my puppy?
Your puppy has been transitioning from their mother’s milk to biscuits. Initially, they’ll need three meals daily—breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Once they start refusing lunch, reduce their meals to twice a day. It’s normal for your puppy to eat less while adjusting to their new environment. Continue feeding them the same diet they were introduced to here, as sudden changes can cause stress. After settling in, you can gradually transition their diet to fresh food, which is highly beneficial for their health.
