Adopting a puppy: What to expect

All of our puppies are examined by our veterinarian and are current on vaccines and de-worming. We deworm at 3, 6, and 9 weeks. We vaccinate at 6 and 9 weeks. They have dewclaws removed and tails docked. If you would like your puppy to have an intact tail, payment must be made in full before or immediately upon the litter's arrival and buyer's puppy selection must be made within 48 hours of litter arrival. We do not crop ears.

All of our puppies come with a detailed health guarantee against life threatening congenital conditions for the first year.

Our daughters help see to it that all of our pups are well adjusted and well socialized!

Our puppies come with AKC limited (pet-only) registration. Our dogs' health can be viewed under the Health Info section of our website.

All puppies go home with a detailed health record and an adoption package which includes items such as a brush, leash, food sample, supplement samples, toys and blankets that have their litter mates' scent to help with a smooth transition. Some general helpful new puppy information is also included.

Puppies are ready to go to their fur-ever homes at around 8-9 weeks old. All puppies receive their first puppy trim prior to pickup, unless requested otherwise.

Our puppies are $2,000. It is free to get on our email list. There is $200 non-refundable deposit  to reserve your puppy.  The remaining balance is due upon pick-up or before. If payment is made through Good Dog, there is an additional fee.

Want to learn more about the miniature schnauzer breed to see if they may be a good fit for your family? Here is a great article about these wonderful pets!   

https://www.akc.org/dog-breeds/miniature-schnauzer/

Need help potty training? Here are some great tips!  

https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/training/how-to-potty-train-a-puppy/

Has it been a while since you have had a puppy in the family? Here is a refresher for raising an obedient, confident puppy!  

https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/training/raising-a-confident-canine-socialization-tips-for-your-pup/