Our pugs are part of our family and are raised as a fully integrated part of the house. The handling and love of our pug babies begin the moment that they are born. All of our pugs are raised with the utmost love and attention.
All of our children do a wonderful job in helping with the pugs. Thanks Kids!
We are not a kennel. Our pugs are not kennelled inside or outside, we do not believe that dogs/puppies should ever be raised outside. Some people use crates for training which is fine. We choose not too. The only times puppies are in x-pens is when they are litter box training.
Just as any other breed the pug comes with its own health issues. Please do your research before contacting us about a pug to be sure the pug is the right breed for you and your family. Also check out our Pug Health page for information on possible Health Issues.
We want to place our pug babies in FOREVER loving homes. PLEASE do not surrender your pug to the Humane Society or SPCA. . *It is stated in our Health Guarantee that we will take our Pugs back if you are unable to keep them*
Our Mum's & Dad have had CERF & BAER testing
Canine Eye Registration Foundation
Brainstem Auditory Evoked Response
We also do hip x-rays on our Breeding Male & Females.
The day that you come to our home and see the puppies, we ask that you do not visit any other dog breeders, that day. Puppies are not fully vaccinated until 2 weeks after they have had their 3rd set of vaccines.
There are a number of Parasites & Diseases (for ex: Parvo) that you can carry in on your shoes and clothing. This can easily be transmitted to the baby pugs. Please help us keep our puppies' healthy by keeping their environment clean.
Please Be Aware That Pugs Shed ALOT!! If you or your anyone in your household has any sort of allergies than the pug breed is probably not the breed for your family. Please see picture of Pug being brushed at the bottom page of health issues.
Our pug puppies start out their lives in our bedroom where we can keep a very close eye and ear out for them. Once they are (2–3 weeks old) they then venture downstairs to the living room. Once they are old enough we introduce them to the litterbox where they learn to go potty.
Once the pug puppies are big enough they have access to the kitchen/living room, puppy room and outside (weather permitting). There are litter boxes placed throughout these rooms so that puppy can easily find a spot to relieve him/herself in a hurry. We strongly reccomend the litter box when you take your pug puppy home.
Our pug babies and adults are never locked in kennels, they have access to our home just as we do.
CASH, EMAIL TRANSFERS AND PAY- PAL ACCEPTED- 3% charge on all pay pal transactions. Sorry No cheques.
All of our children do a wonderful job in helping with the pugs. Thanks Kids!
We are not a kennel. Our pugs are not kennelled inside or outside, we do not believe that dogs/puppies should ever be raised outside. Some people use crates for training which is fine. We choose not too. The only times puppies are in x-pens is when they are litter box training.
Just as any other breed the pug comes with its own health issues. Please do your research before contacting us about a pug to be sure the pug is the right breed for you and your family. Also check out our Pug Health page for information on possible Health Issues.
We want to place our pug babies in FOREVER loving homes. PLEASE do not surrender your pug to the Humane Society or SPCA. . *It is stated in our Health Guarantee that we will take our Pugs back if you are unable to keep them*
Our Mum's & Dad have had CERF & BAER testing
Canine Eye Registration Foundation
Brainstem Auditory Evoked Response
We also do hip x-rays on our Breeding Male & Females.
The day that you come to our home and see the puppies, we ask that you do not visit any other dog breeders, that day. Puppies are not fully vaccinated until 2 weeks after they have had their 3rd set of vaccines.
There are a number of Parasites & Diseases (for ex: Parvo) that you can carry in on your shoes and clothing. This can easily be transmitted to the baby pugs. Please help us keep our puppies' healthy by keeping their environment clean.
Please Be Aware That Pugs Shed ALOT!! If you or your anyone in your household has any sort of allergies than the pug breed is probably not the breed for your family. Please see picture of Pug being brushed at the bottom page of health issues.
Our pug puppies start out their lives in our bedroom where we can keep a very close eye and ear out for them. Once they are (2–3 weeks old) they then venture downstairs to the living room. Once they are old enough we introduce them to the litterbox where they learn to go potty.
Once the pug puppies are big enough they have access to the kitchen/living room, puppy room and outside (weather permitting). There are litter boxes placed throughout these rooms so that puppy can easily find a spot to relieve him/herself in a hurry. We strongly reccomend the litter box when you take your pug puppy home.
Our pug babies and adults are never locked in kennels, they have access to our home just as we do.
CASH, EMAIL TRANSFERS AND PAY- PAL ACCEPTED- 3% charge on all pay pal transactions. Sorry No cheques.
