Frequently Asked Questions

If you don't find the specific breed, color, sex, or type of puppy you are interested in, please send us an email and provide us with detailed information about what you are looking for. We are committed to assist you find the perfect furry companion and will do our best to match you with the right puppy.

Yes, our puppies receive essential shots and deworming treatments before they reach to their new homes. By the time you receive your puppy, they will have had two sets of vaccinations and deworming treatments. However, it's important to note that a puppy's vaccination schedule extends over a year, so regular visits to the vet will be necessary to keep them up-to-date on their vaccinations. You will be provided with the puppy's health certificate at the time of sale, which will contain their complete vaccination history.

Yes, all our puppies are microchipped for their protection. Microchipping your dog has several advantages, including increasing the chances of being reunited with your furry buddy if they become lost. Microchips are a permanent form of identification that can help identify your pet if they are found without a collar or tags.

We have a rigorous screening process and work with carefully selected hobby breeders and verified dog breeders who comply with USDA guidelines. These breeders are inspected and regulated by government authorities, with both announced and unannounced inspections, to ensure they meet the required standards.

The age of the puppies we sell may vary, but they must be at least 8 weeks old before they can leave their littermates. This is to ensure that they have the opportunity to develop crucial life skills needed for a healthy and happy life, such as socializing with other dogs and learning to self-feed. Teacup puppies, being particularly delicate, may not be available until they are a few weeks older to allow for proper development.

Yes, we offer shipping services for our puppies anywhere in the World. Additionally, we also provide a convenient hand-delivery service, where the puppy is safely transported to your home, regardless of your location.

On average, smaller dog breeds have a lifespan of 10 to 15 years, although some may live even longer. Generally, smaller breeds tend to live longer than larger breeds but it all depends on the breed and many other factors.

Yes, all our puppies are examined by a certified veterinarian at the time of sale to ensure that they are healthy. This examination confirms that the puppy has received all the necessary immunizations and is in good health. You will be provided with a health certificate.

While teacup puppies are adored by many, they may not be suitable for families with small children. These puppies are fragile and may not be able to handle rough play. It's important to teach children how to interact with teacup puppies in a gentle and safe manner to avoid causing stress or harm to the puppy. Toy or larger-sized puppies may be more suitable for families with young children.