Frequently Asked Questions

Australian Shepherd Puppy Price is $2500.00

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Puppy Price is $5000.00

 (Pet pups sold on a spay/neuter contract and show Pups sold on co-ownership). 

$500 non-refundable deposit due at time of reservation. Buyer is entitled to use this deposit towards a future litter if there are no acceptable puppy matches. Buyer may choose the preferred sex at time of deposit, but breeder reserves the right to match a puppy to the buyer based on temperament. I welcome scheduled puppy visits after the age of  5 weeks (preferably in the order in which deposits are received). The puppy shall remain with “Breeder” until the puppy is at least 8 weeks old. Any reserved pup that is not picked up by due date with no prior arrangements made, may be placed with a new buyer on waitlist.

I raise my puppies on Inukshuk Marine 16 (link below). I am also a distributor and you are welcome to purchase a 33 pound bag of food at time of pup pick up for $65.00. Please notify me if you wish to purchase dog food from me so I can have it ready to go. 

If you plan to switch feed, I recommend you keep your puppy on Inukshuk for a couple of weeks during his transition when you initially bring him him home and slowly begin to mix the new brand with the Inukshuk over a period of a two to three weeks. 

https://www.chewy.com/inukshuk-performance-marine-16-dog/dp/764094

I strongly recommend crate training! It keeps your puppy safe, teaches them to hold their bladder and gives them a safe space to sleep or go when they need a time out! My adult dogs will often prefer to sleep in their crate (I just leave the door open and they go in on their own)

Aussie: 36": https://a.co/d/emVtYHc

Cavalier 18" or 24": https://a.co/d/dolNutI

No! While we begin to introduce the concept of going outside to potty, most 8 week old puppies are not house broken and it will take time and training. We do attempt to litter box train our puppies which works well. I use a tray with equine horse bedding pellets for them to learn to go in a designated potty area within their whelping pen. 

I strongly discourage offering your new puppy any "treats" initially as young pups will have sensitive stomachs. To begin training, I recommend you offer his kibble as a training treat. Over time you can begin to slowly introduce alternative treats. Cheese sticks (small pieces) and mini Milk bones are a great options and I also like Blue Buffalo Nudges treats as you can break off small pieces. For crate time, I will offer a bully stick, frozen marrow bone (you can get from a local butcher) or chicken feet. Links below!

https://a.co/d/crdgnjy

https://kingloupets.com/collections/shop-treats/products/free-range-whole-chicken-feet

https://www.costco.com/cadet-toro-bully-hide-chews-all-natural-dog-chews-9-12%22-12-count,-2-pack.product.4000066129.html

https://a.co/d/95IS4LL

I have several favorites and all of these work great!

https://a.co/d/4DwvrIr

https://a.co/d/eRndTyz

https://a.co/d/0M0RSSo

Definitely a slicker brush and a comb!

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And I recommend a dremmel for nail trimming

https://a.co/d/czLr8lw

Yes, we can ship puppies to most locations within the United States. Please inquire for pricing and logistics.