FAQ
Helpful Information
What is the cost of a puppy?
Pet home puppies are currently $1,605 and are sold with AKC Limited Registration.
Occasionally, puppies may be available with full registration to approved breeding or show homes on a case-by-case basis. Pricing for full registration varies depending on the puppy and the goals of the approved home.
Each puppy goes home with:
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AKC prepaid registration
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Microchip
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Age-appropriate vaccinations
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Multiple dewormings
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Veterinary records
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Puppy starter kit
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Comfort item scented by the litter
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Birth certificate
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Trupanion Go Home Day Offer
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Lifetime breeder support
How do I apply for and reserve a puppy?
To be considered for a puppy, please complete an application through our website or Good Dog. We review every application carefully and work to match puppies with homes that best fit their temperament, energy level, and needs.
Once an application has been reviewed and approved, a $500 non-refundable reservation deposit is required to reserve a place on our reservation list for a current or upcoming litter. The deposit is applied toward the total purchase price of your puppy.
Because we prioritize thoughtful placements, reservation deposits secure a place on our reservation list rather than guaranteeing a specific puppy. As puppies grow, we evaluate their individual personalities and work closely with families to determine the best match. While preferences may be considered whenever possible, final placement decisions are made with each puppy's long-term success and well-being in mind.
Do you accept credit cards or electronic payments?
Yes. We offer several secure payment options depending on how you connect with us.
Families applying through Good Dog must complete all payments through the Good Dog platform in accordance with their policies.
For families applying directly through our website, accepted payment methods and payment instructions will be discussed during the reservation process. Final payment must be received and cleared before a puppy is released to its new home.
Do you ship?
No. We do not ship puppies or utilize third-party transportation services.
All puppies are placed through in-person pickup, approved meet-up arrangements, or airport pickup coordinated directly with us.
Where do puppies go home from?
Puppies are picked up by appointment in Molalla, Oregon, where they are raised.
To help protect the health and well-being of our dogs and puppies, we do not offer general visits to the property. Families will meet their puppy in person at their scheduled pickup appointment. We are happy to provide photos, videos, and updates as puppies grow prior to pickup day.
Do you offer delivery or meet-up options?
Possibly. Delivery within a reasonable distance of Molalla may be available depending on scheduling. Approved families may also be able to arrange a mutually convenient meet-up location or airport pickup at Portland International Airport (PDX) when scheduling allows.
Additional travel fees may apply based on travel distance, travel time, and scheduling requirements. Families traveling by air are responsible for researching and complying with their airline's requirements for traveling with a puppy.
We do not utilize third-party transport services. Any delivery or travel arrangements must be discussed and approved in advance, and full payment is required prior to travel.
Do you screen potential puppy homes?
Yes. We carefully review all applications and take time to learn about each family's lifestyle, experience, goals, and expectations. Our priority is making thoughtful, lifelong matches between puppies and their families.
Are puppies placed first-come, first-served?
No. While reservation order may be considered, puppies are ultimately matched based on temperament, energy level, lifestyle, and overall compatibility with each family.
Our goal is to make thoughtful, lifelong matches that set both puppies and families up for success. While family preferences are considered whenever possible, final placement decisions are made with each puppy's long-term well-being in mind.
What happens if I can no longer keep my dog?
We are committed to every puppy we produce for life. If at any time you are unable to keep your dog, whether due to a change in circumstances, illness, relocation, or the death of an owner, we ask that you contact us before making other arrangements.
We will work with you, your family, or your designated caregiver to help ensure the dog is placed in a safe and appropriate home. Our goal is to support both our puppies and their families throughout the dog's lifetime.
Do you offer ongoing breeder support?
Yes. We are available to answer questions and provide guidance throughout your dog's life. Whether you need help with training, nutrition, behavior, or general care, we are happy to be a resource for our puppy families.
