Deciding to bring a puppy into your life can be a wonderful thing, but it can also be a huge expense - please make sure you are ready to deal with that or at least be able to make the right decisions for you and your dog. If you own your own home, you may need to check and see if you insurance company will cover your dog (some companies will not cover certain breeds). If you rent, you will need to find out if your landlord will allow the breeds as well (a lot of the time their is size limitations). I have no problem placing a dog with someone who lives in an apartment and doesn't have a yard - but you will need to understand that it will take a different level of work at times than just opening the door to let your puppy out in the backyard to go to the bathroom. All I ask is you please think things through. I am very willing to work with owners who want to do the best by their dogs (on whatever level they can afford). If you have questions, ask, ask, ask. I will give you all the answers I can.

Do I provide lifetime support? Well I'm not going anywhere. I will do the best I can for you - I LOVE to hear about how my pups are doing, be it good or bad, I want to know what is going on. But I will not smother you. There is always an open door on my end - please send me updates, pictures, etc. Trust me I remember each of you and I remember your dogs when they were pups. Even years down the road, I'm just excited to know how things are going. These pups, for the short two months most of them in my life are my babies, and I love any update, at any time in their lifetime.