Fee's to expect your first Puppy Year!
Aside from the initial price for your puppy (call us for pricing and
availability for our puppies)
you will need to be ready for your vet fee's,
especially in your first year.
Please keep in mind, all deposits are
non-refundable.

Within a few days of picking up your puppy from us (or anyone, for
that matter) you will need an initial vet check.  You puppy will likely be
between 8-9 weeks of age.  At this visit they check over your puppy,
give them a wormer, (puppies get wormed about every 2 weeks or so)
if necessary, and test the stool sample for parasites.  (be sure to bring
in a fresh sample for your vet to check at your very first visit.)  Your vet
may also give your puppy shots at this visit, some do, some don't.
This visit could run you anywhere from $65-$130.

Your next visit, will likely be at the 12 week mark when they need their
2nd set of shots.  
This visit could run you from $65-$130 as well.

Your next visit will likely be at the 16 week mark when they need their
final set of shots.  After this set of shots is when you can finally take
your puppy out in public, for walks around your own neighborhoods,
and around town.  Remember, that if you take your puppy out before
all their shots are given, you are risking them getting doggie diseases,
including PARVO, a killer.  Until they are 16 weeks old, best to limit
them to your own home, and your own backyard.
This visit could also run you from $65-130.

Next, you will need to get their Rabies shot which is ok to give at 16
weeks, sometimes your vet will wait an additional week after their 16
week shots to give this one.  
Again, this visit could run you from
$65-$130.

Finally, if you have a girl, she will need to be spayed before the 5
month mark.
This could cost anywhere up to $325.  (you will need to get her spayed
before her first heat, for health reasons, which could be as early as 5
months of age.)
If you have a boy, anywhere from 4-6 months of age is when he will
need to be neutered.  These fee's are crazy! I recently paid $312 for
Bruno's Neuter!!

Your next vet visit will likely be at shot-booster time around the 1 year
mark.

You also don't want to forget the prep fee's, new puppy books ( a
MUST) food, crates, toys, beds, collars and leashes, brushes and nail
clippers, bowls and things,
these can add up to $150 as well..... !

Just want you to be aware, and not surprised of the costs of having a
new puppy.