FAQ page
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How much do your puppies cost?
We DO NOT charge more for certain colors of puppies like others do. We view all of our puppies as equals regardless of color, sex, or markings. For this reason, we have a set price of $2000.00 for our Boston puppies and $2500.00 for our Boxer puppies.
Our price includes the following:
- AKC and CKC registration
- Vet wellness appointments
- Deworming
- Fecal testing
- Tail docking for Boxers
- Age-appropriate vaccinations
- Florida vet-issued health certificate, which expires 30 days after it is issued.
- ENS training, ESI training, socialization, Puppy Culture training
Do you have a waitlist?
We do have a waitlist for both our Bostons and Boxer puppies. The first step in on our process is to fill out the Client Questionnaire as we always try to find the best possible homes and environment for our puppies.
Do you offer breeding and/or show rights?
Breeding and show rights are occasionally opened if the puppy is worthy of being a breeding or show dog (ie. Sound conformation, temperament and health testings, etc.).
When do I get to bring my new puppy home?
At 8 weeks old. We follow the Florida law and no puppy will be allowed to leave before 8 weeks of age.
What does my puppy come home with?
Your puppy will go home with a folder that contains your health certificate, any medical records, birth certificate, milestone charts, snuggle puppy and blanket that smells like mom and littermates, food and water bowls, sample Fromm food, bag of Charlee Bear treats to continue training, clicker, several toys, and a gift for the new puppy parents. AKC and CKC transfer registration will be mailed to you when your puppy is 6 months old.
What should I have at home and ready for when my new puppy comes home?
- A crate to continue crate training
- A playpen for quite time
- A collar/harness and leash
- Puppy toys for chewing and playing
- A bed that can be easily washed
- Potty bells for potty training
- Fromm puppy food you'll be giving them food twice a day; morning and evening
- A lot of love and a lot patience!
Will our puppy be potty trained?
Our puppies go home litter trained and knowing their potty and sleep and play areas are seperate. The goal at this age is to instill good habits and to build a loving bond with your new puppy. It typically takes 3-4 months to be fully house trained, but some puppies may take up to a year depending on the consistency of their potty training.
Potty training does not need to be an overly difficult task. Following a few simple tips and setting a potty training schedule for your new puppy can make this a lot easier. I personally bell train my dogs, and if you’re consistent, they will catch on VERY quickly. Common behaviors exhibited by puppies before they need to go potty are sniffing, circling, or squatting. Their little buttholes will get enlarged before they have to poop also. A telltale sign it’s coming.
Over time, your puppy will begin to associate the need to go to the bathroom with the act of going outside. You can help reinforce this message by giving them treats and praise immediately after they poop or urinate in their designated area. Timing is very important for the puppy to make the proper association. The first 12 weeks of their life, they are like a sponge. Everything you teach them is very easy for them to understand. After the 12 weeks, it becomes harder, so the next four weeks (week 8 to 12) are crucial for them and you. And remember, their age is how long they can hold their bladder e.g. 2 months old = 2 hours.
- Take your puppy outside frequently, at least every two hours.
- Always take them out immediately after they wake up, during and after playing, and after eating or drinking.
- Pick a bathroom spot outside, and always take your puppy (on a leash) to that spot
- Reward your puppy every time they eliminate outdoors
This is the first time we are getting a puppy from a breeder. What should we expect?
A lot of communication!! I am here for questions, comments, chatting, etc. for the life of your dog. We are now family!
What happens if I can no longer keep my new puppy or dog?
We require, in our contracts also, that all puppies come back to us so just contact us and no questions asked. we understand that life happens and sometimes we can't change our circumstances.