Deposit Instructions

Deposit is $100.00 for each pup. This deposit is to "hold" a pup for "YOU"...so it is NON-REFUNDABLE ( unless pup should die before it is time for you to pick it up). Balance is due in cash on pick up day. If a pup is held longer than pick up day a $5.00 per night fee will be charge (cleaning, feeding, extra vaccines, dewormings, etc.). When you mail the deposit, email me and I will email you back with confirmation that it has arrived....& your first name will be put under the pic of the pup you have chosen.

The pup you looked at today and wanted to think about until tomorrow, may be the same pup someone else looked at yesterday and will buy today....so get your deposit in ASAP to be sure you get the pup you want.

Puppies not picked up on due date...$5.00 charge per night (cleaning/feeding or extra vaccine fee ) ....FIRM !!!

Please don't panic if you have a deposit on a puppy and the pic number changes. When a pup is "picked up" the pic number will change...but I know which pup is yours, as I will write the words "Deposit From" and your "FIRST NAME" under your puppy's picture, until you pick it up...(pups with deposits on them will be placed at the bottom of the photo gallery).

Most pups are ready to leave my home at 8 weeks of age (depending on how well they are eating on their own ).....tiny ones have to stay a bit longer.

(I also give a "lifetime guarantee" that I will take the puppy back should circumstances arise that makes it impossible for you to keep it & will find a home for it, rather than you taking it to a shelter/pound)

I absolutely will not place my puppies with agents, brokers or any third party. I are VERY aware of the overseas bank draft/money order scams that are being perpetrated throughout the internet by unscrupulous individuals. If you are involved with this type of activity, DO NOT contact anyone advertising on this site. All ad responses are monitored, and IP addresses are collected for reporting to the proper authorities as well as your internet provider.

The following items are suggested BEFORE you take your new pet home ...and can be purchased thru Jeffers

Call ( 1-800-Jeffers ) and ask for the "Free" Pet Catalog. Jeffers is located in east Alabama, and I get my orders the next day after ordering. Their prices are usually lower than any store I have found.

I housebreak "my own" dogs in a Carrier. I use this for "night-time only" ( when pups are too small to sleep on my bed, without falling off ), I take them out first thing every morning and change their bedding ). I use this size because I don't want my babies to feel "cramped". It may seem to large to start with, but you can place a large stuffed animal in the back until pup grows some.

This is a must for my fur baby family. It's like a "playpen" for a furbaby. You wouldn't believe how many customers call me, telling me their new baby destroyed things in their home. When I have to leave home ( Dr. appts., grocery shopping, etc. ) I don't want to leave any of my girls outside in the cold (or rainy) weather and one of my girls ( Demi ) is terrified of thunder/lightening...this gives them room to move around in and yet keep them out of dangerous situations when I can't be there to watch them. It really is like a playpen for humans. When pups have NOT had all their vaccines ( due to being to young ) I take my babies out of the carrier first thing every morning and use this cage as their "potty" area. I put a piece of 1x1 wire in the cage and it serves as a floor above the pan....so I can change the papers in the pan when needed. This prevents my babies from walking around in their "poop". This cage has two doors, this can also be used to pups "daytime" bed...he/she can go in and out whenever they choose to. If I have to leave home for a few hours, I open the door on the end of this cage & slide it up in front of the "doggy door" and my babies can still come in the house when they want to. Having this cage saves you the worry of wondering what pup is into while you are away from home. I can furnish the floor for this cage for $20.00.

Most pups are ready to leave my home at 8 weeks of age (depending on how well they are eating on their own ).....tiny ones have to stay a bit longer.

Email or Call for instructions

on how to send your $100.00 deposit (non-refundable)

Hm 478 986-1238

Cell 478 731-7110

All pups are up to date on vaccines and dewormings..... all are registered, with a 12 month written health guarantee ..... Call For More Info.....

Keep Checking Back To See Updates !!!

From time to time I have people wanting to visit the Nursery ( where the newborn pups & their moms are housed ) at our home, ...for the safety my babies I cannot permit this because of health issues. New moms get excited when they see strangers and in the process of being excited they jump up & down injuring their babies or maybe killing them....and another very important reason is, the customer could have the Parvo germ on their shoes , hands, and clothing. If one pup should get this horrible disease ( due to pups not being old enough for vaccines ), it can spread thru out my nursery. No puppies are brought out of the Nursery until they have had two vaccines by the age of 8 weeks. I am taking this advice from my vet & state inspectors. When anyone visits someone at a hospital who has just given birth to a newborn baby, the hospital staff won't permit going into the Nursery to handle all the babies, therefore, I am only trying to protect my babies.

I hope you understand... Thanks...

After the pups are born...Moms & pups are kept in the "Nursery"...they have air conditioning in the summer...and heat in the winter. I keep a radio playing for them 24/7 ( they like the "oldies" songs from the 50's)....they also have nightlights. When the pups are weaned, they are brought into my home to be "socialized" where they remain... until they find their forever home. When weather permits ( after they have had vaccines ) they are taken outside to play ....but I NEVER put the pups on the ground until they have had ALL their vaccines.

Your baby leaves my home with:

12 month written Health Guarantee,

Puppy Info Packet,

Toy,

Chew item,

Treats,

Bottle of our water,

Sample bag of Purina Puppy Chow,

Sleeping Buddy,

puppy instruction sheet & Registration Papers....

Wee-Wee Pads...Puppy Housebreaking Pads

Heavy-duty, super-absorbent, scientifically treated pads that attract your puppy when nature calls. Plastic lined. Can be used outside after the inside training is completed. Each disposable pad is 23" x 24".

Wee-Wee Pads, 100 pads

Frontline® Spray for dogs, cats, puppies & kittens

(Merial) Contains Fipronil for a fast & effective way of elimination large flea & tick infestation already on your pet. Kills 98-100% of adult fleas within 24 hrs, ticks within 48 hrs & control lice infestations within 48 hrs. Aids in the control of sarcoptic mange in dogs. Can be used on kittens & puppies from 8 wks of age. Provides up to 6 wks protection for cats & up to 4 wks protection for dogs.

Frontline® Spray, 250 ml

Frontline® Spray, 500 ml

I find that the Frontline SPRAY works better than the drops or flea/tick collars.

This product REALLY works for my babies!

Bringing puppy home the first day is very confusing to a puppy, after all, he has never seen the person who has adopted him...he is away from his mom , siblings and the only home he has ever known. Please "baby proof" your home. Check to make sure electrical cords are out of reach, remove things on the floor that a puppy can get choked on, put chemicals away. Keep toys out for puppy to play with, if you don't , he will find something to entertain himself with...could be your new shoes. Put yourself in your pups place for a few minutes... what could you get yourself into if you were under 18 inches tall? Make sure there is no rat poison, ant traps, roach motels, etc. anywhere in pups reach. Pups are like human babies...they want to put everything in their mouths. Never let the pup be the boss...you are the parent, it is your job to show him that you are in control. Don't spoil your pup so much that it is a "whiner", gets into things, begs for human food & don't mind your commands. YOU determine the future of your pups actions later on in life. Pups have to have rules...just like human kids. For some great dog tips, watch "The Dog Whisperer " Cesar Millan on the National Geographic Channel.

Having problems with your pup behaving? Cesar Millan "The Dog Whisperer" may be able to help you. Click here ngcdogwhisperer.com