Frequently asked questions
The questions we hear most, answered the way we would answer them on the phone. If yours is not here, just ask.
Our puppies are available now, so it is simple. You fill out our short adoption application, place a deposit to secure the puppy you want, and we start planning the trip home. We review every application ourselves and match puppies by temperament, so a quick conversation is usually part of it.
The deposit is $450 and it is non-refundable. It secures your specific puppy and is applied toward the total price. Because it takes the puppy off the market for other families, we do not refund it, which is standard for a small program like ours.
Yes, we deliver nationwide across the United States. Depending on your location we use an in cabin flight nanny, licensed ground transport, or an airport pickup. We walk through the options with every family and confirm the cost in writing before anything is booked. The shipping and delivery page covers all three methods in detail.
Travel is arranged per family and runs about between 6 to 8 hours once shipped depending on your location and the method you choose. We confirm the exact figure before booking, and nothing is scheduled until you approve the plan.
Your puppy leaves with complete health and vaccination records, a starter supply of its current food, a familiar scented item from the litter, and written care notes. You also get us on the phone for the first night and well beyond.
Every puppy is examined and started on an age appropriate vaccination and deworming schedule before leaving, with records to match. We recommend your own vet see the puppy within 4 days of arrival to keep your health guarantee active.
Yes. Every puppy comes with a written health guarantee covering congenital and hereditary defects for 2 years from your take home date. The full terms travel with your puppy, and we are glad to review them with you beforehand.
They can be wonderful with older, respectful children and with other dogs when raised together. They are a spirited, sturdy little breed, but they are still small, so we steer families with very young children toward supervision and realistic expectations. We are honest about fit, because it matters more than the sale.
Min Pins are a true toy breed, typically standing around ten to twelve and a half inches at the shoulder and weighing roughly eight to ten pounds grown. They are small in the hand and large in personality.
Because we are a home based program, visits work a little differently than at a commercial kennel, and the health and safety of a young litter come first. Reach out and we will tell you how we handle meeting puppies and what we can share in the meantime, including photos and video.