Reservation
Choose carefully. Review everything.
A reservation of $300 holds one named puppy. It is credited against your total rather than charged on top of it, and it only ever follows a signed agreement.
- Reservation
- $300
- Puppy
- $600
- Vet window
- 72 hrs
- Steps
- 6
This walkthrough exists so you can see the whole process before you enter it. No payment is taken here and no puppy is held by reading it. When you are ready, the enquiry form at the bottom starts step one — it sends a message, not money.
Step 1 of 6
Choose your puppy
Pick the individual puppy you want to reserve. A reservation names one puppy — it does not hold a place in an unspecified future litter.
Ask for extra photographs or a live video call before this point, not after. It is a normal request and it is the single most effective check a buyer can make.
Step 2 of 6
Tell us about yourself
Complete the application. It covers your household, your experience and how the puppy would fit into an ordinary week. It is not scored and it is not a credit check.
We reply with any questions of our own. If we think the match is wrong, we will say so at this stage rather than take a deposit and hope.
Step 3 of 6
Choose delivery or pickup
Three options, each a fixed fee. Availability on your preferred date is confirmed in writing before anything is booked.
Figures come from one configuration file, so every page on this site shows the same numbers. The reservation is credited against the total rather than added to it.
Your total
An estimate for planning. The figures written into your signed agreement are the ones that apply.
Step 4 of 6
Review your order
You receive a written summary containing five figures and nothing else hidden behind them: puppy price, travel fee, total purchase price, reservation amount and remaining balance.
Alongside it: the purchase agreement, the health guarantee, the refund policy and the return policy, complete rather than summarised.
Read all of it. Ask about anything ambiguous. A breeder who resists questions at this stage is telling you something you should listen to.
Step 5 of 6
Reserve
The agreement is signed first. Only then are payment instructions issued — privately, never published on this website.
The $300 is credited against your total. Whether it is refundable, and in what circumstances, is set out in the reservation policy and the refund policy. Read both before you send anything.
Verify the payment destination independently before transferring. Several of the configured methods are irreversible and cannot be recalled once sent.
Step 6 of 6
Confirmation
You get written confirmation containing the puppy's name and identifier, the amount received, the remaining balance, the agreed travel method and date, and what to have ready at your end.
Then: book the 72-hour veterinary examination in advance of travel day, prepare a crate and a quiet room, and expect to hear from us after the first night.
Start step one
Tell us which puppy, and we will take it from there
Reservation questions
The five things people always ask
Read first. Then reserve.
Take the time you need. Read the agreement, ask the awkward questions, and choose the puppy that fits the life you actually live — not the one in the nicest photograph.