We like to ship our puppies when they are 8 weeks old. In some cases, we wait to ship tiny puppies at 10 or even 12 weeks. The puppy must be in good health and weigh at least 1.5 lbs before we will consider shipping them. I've found with my experiences that the older and the bigger they are, the better they handle it.

Shipping puppies at 10 weeks or older makes them less likely to experience  ailments such as blood in the stool, loss of coat, kennel cough, diarrhea,  or vomiting. None of these are life threatening, but very much a concern for the new owner and a great sign that your puppy is upset. If for some reason you notice any of these conditions, call us so that we may advise you in what to do.  You may call us 24-7 daily regarding your new puppy.

 

 We do ship with Continental Airlines 99% of the time, weather permitting of course. Puppies normally can only be shipped if the area temperatures throughout it's travel remain between 45 degrees and 85 degrees. The shipping fee is $250.00 which includes shuttle, air fare, crate, and health certificate.

We give you departure and arrival times the same day you buy your puppy.
We ask all our customers to bring with them:

*bottle water

*collar and leash to walk you puppy if needed.

(You will probably be buying a toy size puppy from us. So get the smallest one available for your puppy.)

*Clean your puppies crate with baby wipes.  Most likely it will have had an accident after the long flight.

*Give your puppy a chance to walk around and eat if it likes.  Remember it has been in the air for some time now.  It needs time to relax and feel secure before it heads out on another road trip.

*Take some newspaper to reline the crate.

 

If you have any other questions about your puppy.  Feel free to contact us at