Red

All About Me!

Red is the biggest of the litter. This guy loves to be with people and is gentle around our children. Red is a sweet lovable pup. I would describe him as being active, intelligent, eager to please, very loyal, silly, affectionate, gentle, lazy, and curious. He will plenty of physical and mental stimulation in his new home. He loves to train, so it’s no surprise that has been going very well. Crate trained “Go Home” “Home” ( but doesn’t always want to) Potty trained “Go Potty” or “Potty Outside” He also understands “Outside” He is learning the recall command “Here” House training is ongoing. Our goal is to give pups the fundamentals to become a “free roam” member of your household. He is learning to sit prior to putting his leash on or before exiting his play area or crate. We are starting to teach him how to use potty training bells. All training has been mostly nonverbal, he catches on quickly and will be ready to integrate voice commands very soon. Red is ready to join his forever home today, he has his first set of shots, dewormer. He will also come home with a $25 coupon for his next vet visit with our local vet, 30 days of free health insurance, and a starter food/nutrition starter kit from Royal Canin. After you meet your pup, you are welcome to put down a $250 deposit. Please keep in mind, the deposit is not refundable. You are welcome to continue to make payments for the remaining $550, at your pace, until the day of pickup. (But, it’s not required.) The entire remaining amount, of $550, is due at pickup. No exceptions. If a deposit has been made, I will hold pup for 7 days, if necessary, at no additional cost. If you need more time, we will discuss it then. My number one priority is ensuring these pups will not end up in a shelter. If you need help with training or are in need of support, please reach out to me and I will do my best to help. But most importantly, if you cannot handle him, please bring him back to me. I will work on his behavioral issues and find him a fitting home. These pups can be a lot to handle in the beginning. Especially for families with young children. So please keep that in mind.