What comes with the puppy :

We send every puppy home with :

-A Michigan Health Certificate 
-one year congenital health guarantee

-Spay/neuter contract

-microchipped
-A goodie bag to get you started including a small container of food.
-lifelong support from us :)

The first step is deciding which puppy you are interested in taking home & filling out the application for that puppy. 

Once the decision has been made, we can move forward! 

Deposits:

One very important thing to remember, is that we cannot hold a puppy without a deposit. So if you find a puppy that you like, the first step would be to place a deposit on that puppy.

Deposits are nonrefundable, unless there is a problem with the puppy. If something happens on our end, the deposit would be completely refundable. If you change your mind, and decide that you no longer want the puppy for any reason, deposits are nonrefundable.

Deposits are $500 at the time of reservation. With additional $500 due at the time of puppy picks (about 5 weeks old)

Note: If you are getting the puppy shipped, the remaining balance is due the day that the puppy clears his or her vet check up. If you are picking up in person, the balance would be due at the time of pickup. 

Payment options:

Deposits are $500 and can be paid through Zelle, Cash app or Venmo.

The full / remaining payment can be paid by cash or Zelle

We do not accept checks of any form. 

Shipping:

That way that we transport our puppies is with a Pet/lap nanny. 

The way this works, is that our trusted pet nanny will fly to Detroit or Flint and meet us at our airport. We will hand the puppy off to the nanny,  and then the nanny  will fly with the puppy, in cabin, to you at your airport, and hand the puppy off to you. This service is currently $650+ (depending on how many time zones traveling) and sometimes changes depending on the going standby flight rates.

Food:

The food that we currently feed our puppies is Taste of the Wild puppy. We recommend buying a bag of this food and either keeping the puppy on this food and mix it in with the new food for a gradual transition.