FAQ’s

Can I come visit anytime?

We understand your excitement about choosing your puppy and bringing your new friend home. The time your puppy spends with its mom and siblings is important for development. As a small home farm, we focus on quality, not quantity. Keeping your puppy healthy is our top priority. Therefore, visits must be scheduled, and potential buyers will be pre-screened to prevent confusion or stress for our puppies.

What should I get before I pick up puppy?

Many people wish to buy collars, leashes, crates, and more before picking up their puppies. We agree this is a good idea but recommend waiting to take your puppy to a pet store until they've had three rounds of vaccinations. Here’s a basic list of items to have ready: adjustable collar, name tag, 6-foot leash, food and water bowls, food storage bin, good quality puppy food, crate, 4-5 inexpensive bath towels, various toys, slicker brush, chew treats, and training treats.

What should I bring when I pick up my puppy?

This is a common question, and the answer is simpler than you think. Bring a towel or two for any puppy 'accidents' during the ride home, and have someone hold the puppy. Most puppies make it home without any issues, but the towel will be helpful if needed. Puppies can feel stressed when leaving their littermates, so they need comfort and reassurance. It’s better to hold them instead of placing them in a crate, which can make them howl from loneliness. Keeping them close helps them feel safer and allows for bonding with you. This reduces stress and helps them rely on you and your family right away.

Where are you located?

We are in Staley, NC, in the Piedmont region. We are about 30 minutes from Greensboro, 1 hour from Raleigh, and 1.5 hours from Charlotte. Airports in all three cities are nearby. Shipping can be arranged with a "Pet-Nanny" for an extra fee.

Where are the parent dogs?

Mom is here, and Dad is in Tennessee. We chose Dad, named Oreo, based on his background, genetics, and personality. We spent a lot of time with Oreo and his owners to ensure everything was right before breeding. It was important for us to breed Holly with someone who has similar great traits and whose owners genuinely care about the process. They weren’t just looking to be a "sperm-provider." We stay in close contact and have become good friends with this ideal family. Read on to learn more about Oreo.