Frequently Asked Questions

For puppies it is 8 weeks, Kittens leave at 12-16 weeks. This is something I am a firm believer in. They need the time to grow, learn and bond with their mother as well as litter mates. 

If you find a baby that you are interested in you may inquire about placing a deposit.

DEPOSITS-This is to ensure your baby is held for you. They may be made in the form of Cash, Venmo, Paypal, Facebook Pay. 

FINAL PAYMENTS- Are due in full when your new family member leaves. All Final payments are due in CASH ONLY. 

 If you require a transport and are unable to pick your puppy up in person-Postal Money orders are accepted, but they need to be received the week prior to your puppy leaving. 

Deposits are non-refundable. If you are unable to receive your new baby or have to back down for any reason, your deposit will be rolled over to a future litter. Deposits are good for one year. 

WE DO NOT DO PAYMENT PLANS. 

Absolutely! We have 3 methods of getting you your new Bundle of Joy.  

1) Pick up in-person

2) We are partnered with a ground transport that travels along select routes. If you are wanting to use ground you would be responsible to meeting at the nearest secure location along their route to receive your puppy.

3) Flights- there are a few airports near us that we'd be more than happy to travel to, to hand over your new baby.

Fayettville, AR (XNA)

Springfield, MO (SGF)

Joplin, MO (JLN)

Branson, MO (BKG)  

TRAVELING EXPENSES ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE BUYER. 

WE do also offer delivery, pending weather, and route options. 

I have a closed home. Meaning for the safety of my babies and my family - I do not allow visitors. I do however, offer videos and lots of photos.

There are a variety of things that could go wrong. Our home is a safe haven for all of our animal. We simply will not allow anybody to our home due to sickness/illness that could be brought on your person during your visit. Our babies health is very important to us, and that is a priority.

All of our babies are AKC pet registered, unless otherwise stated. A lot goes in to determining whether a puppy will grow to be a suitable breeder. This isn’t a hobby, this is a passion.

At the time puppies leave our home they all leave with LIMITED rights. That is subject to change over time. You simply CAN NOT look at an 8 week old puppy and know that it would be a good breeding prospect. If you're interested in breeding (Full rights) I can re-evaluate your pup once it is of breeding age and has had all the proper boxes checked that would lead to believe they would be a great contribution to BETTERING THE BREED. 

We live in a day and age where less that quality is being bred, and I refuse to add to that problem. At our home we have worked hard to have what we have and it took years of work and dedication to be able to provide and share the best with the families that get puppies from us.