Welcome to:
Our Puppy Process
and  Information
ARE YOU REALLY READY FOR
A NEW PUPPY??  
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PLEASE AND READ.
Welcome to our information page on our puggles and other puppies.  Please be sure that you are
truly
ready for the commitment of a new puppy, they are a huge responsibility and we want to be
sure that all who buy from us understand that it is a serious commitment.  Puppies need lots of
attention and training and will need their new family to be understanding through the good and the
bad (puppy stages!).  There are many, many puppies and dogs in animal shelters, (please read
our
Shelter Info page also.)  and we would hate to hear that you had to give your puppy up, not
realizing how much work they are.  Try to remember that potty training will take some time and
puppies don't have the "ability" to "hold it" for long periods of time, until they are between 5 and 6
months of age, so try to
set your puppy up for SUCCESS, and don't be too hard on them if they
have accidents in the house, or while you are out, it's not their fault, they just "couldn't" hold it.   The
first year will be lots of work, but in the end, the love you get from your puppy will out-weigh the
work.  :)  Its advisable to buy a new puppy book.  You can order our
Puggle Book here ahead of
time and study up.  For any other breed, you can check with us to see if we have those particular
breed books on hand for you to purchase, otherwise pick one up at your local pet supply store.

Our puggles and other puppies come from trusted breeders.  We have done the research on
them, so you don't have to.  When they fly into my place for you to pick up, they are flown in TWO
per crate, so that each has a little flying buddy.  For Direct Shipping pups you would basically still
be choosing from our Puppies Available pages, and with some help from myself and my breeder,
help you in choosing your puppy by photo with personality descriptions of each puppy to choose
from.  We will then set up the shipping to come directly to an airport near you.

All of our puppies will have their current shots up to date as of the time they leave the Breeder,
however your vet might start them over again on their shots, and will also give them another
worming at the vet check.  All vets are different, so take whatever advice they give you on that.
Normally, your puppy will just need its initial vet check, the day after pick up, then the next set of
shots will be at 12 weeks, then 16 weeks. Since they go through high stress in traveling, they are
more susceptible to stomach upsets, and colds and such. If your puppy comes down with
something, don't worry, it will be easy to treat.  The instance of this is very rare now, but always
possible. You will normally want to schedule your first vet check for
the day after you pick up your
puppy from the airport.  You do have 4 days from pick up, but best to schedule that ahead of time
for the day after you pick up your pup.

Your Puggle will come with their vaccination records, an Avid Microchip and Microchip pamphlet,
and their ACHC or ICA hybrid registration form.  If you purchase one of our other breeds, they will
come with either their hybrid registration form, or purebred registration.  All of our puppies are
registered.  

The way our deposit process works is, once a deposit is left with us, the order of deposits is what
determines the order of choosing.  For example, If there are 4 boys to choose from in a litter and
you leave the first deposit on a boy in that litter, you will have first choice.  If you leave the deposit
2nd, you will have choice of 3 boys in the litter.  Make sense?  Deposits are taken by credit card
over the phone, and you pay the balance a few days prior to shipping, we will let you know when
the time comes. We accept cash or credit, if credit a 3% transaction fee will apply.  (That is $3 per
$100).  If you are in California, there will be a 9% tax.  Deposits are non-refundable so you need to
be sure you are getting a puppy from that particular litter date before you leave your deposit.  It is
very common for our litters to sell out very quickly, so get your deposits in as soon as you decide,
to have a larger selection to choose from.

Our puppies are available for shipping all across the United States, and of course in California.

Please email us if you have any questions at all.  I'm here to help you get the Puggle or other breed
you've been searching for!!
Email me HERE.

Thanks,
Chelle Rohde
He's no Puggle, but
he's still one of our
Babies!  
Indie
Scarlett
Bruno
Dudley
See below for great example of a
puppy pen set up....
What?!
Peter Rabbit - Ear chewed by
Scarlett -
This is what happens
when you leave certain toys with
your puppy, unattended.  Always
be sure you know your puppies
chewing habbits before you leave
toys with them when they are not
being watched.
Scarlett demolishes every
non-chew-proof toy she can get
her paws on!
EX-PEN PUPPY SET UP
This Ex-Pen Set-up above is the perfect form of containment while your puppy is in "Training".  It
basically is a 30 inch Ex-Pen connected together in a rectangular shape. (you can also put it
together in a perfect square with the crate in the back corner.)  There is a 24 inch crate with a
divider panel in the end corner.  You will use the divider panel while your puppy is small so the
space they have in the crate is just big enough for them to stand up, turn around, and lay down.  If
your crate is too big for them in the beginning, they will potty in the crate.  You can get beds that
fit perfectly into these crates.  The way it is shown is without the divider panel, so there are
smaller beds that will fit in the front while you are training them.  The crate door should be left
open for the first few months while your puppy grows and learns and is able to hold it for longer
periods of time.  The floor is a piece of linoleum from home depot, the
entire roll of it that we cut
out cost only $12.00 - check their clearance rolls that they have available.  Cut it in the shape of
the size of your ex-pen area. So, if your puppy has to have an accident, it is on this piece of
linoleum, where it is easy to clean up and you are setting your puppy up for success by having the
door open to the crate so they are not forced to have an accident inside their crate.  Always have
water available to them, those water bowls you can find at most pet stores that screw onto the
side of the ex-pen.  Leave only tough toys alone with them in case they are strong chewers, and
always remove their collar when you are not home.  Monitor how long you leave them alone and
how many accidents they are having in those periods of time, and eventually when you start to
see them having less and less accidents, it's time to start the crate training with the crate only and
the door shut.  Just make sure you start with short periods of time in the crate with the door shut
while you are home, use treats as rewards, and build up to longer time periods while you leave
the room and the house.
The carpet floor is lined with Linoleum(its white also so hard to see it in
the actual photo), if you have hard wood floors you can use this or
painters-tape down some vinyl plastic sheeting instead.
Photo by
Suzz