We take our responsibility of raising our puppies during their first eight weeks of life very seriously, as each one is incredibly precious to us. We know how much they will be loved by their future families, and we strive to give them the best possible start. From the beginning, their weight is closely monitored, and early neurological stimulation is performed during the first ten days. After that, we introduce a variety of sounds to help them grow accustomed to everyday life.

They are handled and loved daily, including time with children, helping them develop into well-socialized companions.

Around three weeks, the puppies begin eating mush and are gradually transitioned to Purina Pro kibble. They are dewormed at 3, 5, and 7 weeks, receive their first vaccinations at six weeks, and are examined by a veterinarian. We choose not to dock their tails, as we adore the natural, elegant look of their long, slender tails. Their nails are clipped weekly, and at five weeks, we begin gently introducing them to crate training—a tool we believe is essential for long-term success beyond just the puppy stage.

When it’s time to go home, each puppy leaves with their vet records, a blanket that smells like their littermates, a bag of their food, and a toy to help ease the transition.