Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, we require a non-refundable deposit to secure your hold on the puppy of your choosing. If for whatever reason timing doesn't work out for you to take your new puppy home, your deposit will be transferred to a future litter. If a deposit is placed on a very young puppy and a medical or health issue arises and puppy is deemed unfit for adoption, your deposit will be refunded fully in the form of the original payment.  

We require a $200 deposit and accept either Venmo or PayPal.  

Yes, puppies are vet checked and given their first set of vaccinations between 6-7 weeks of age. 

Yes, puppies are put on a regular deworming schedule. They are dewormed at 2, 4, 6, & 8 weeks. We use Pyrantel Pamoate at 2 & 4 weeks and Safe Guard at 6 & 8 weeks.  

We train all our puppies to go on grass pads. We use this method because it is environmental friendly and mimics the texture and feel of real grass. Grass pads can be found in any pet store. 

Our puppies are fed Purina Pro Plan Puppy Chicken and Rice 'Under One Year'.

Our puppies are raised in our home and receive daily socialization with people and other dogs. We focus on desensitizing all areas on their bodies and allow them to explore their world through new textures, sights, and sounds. 

Puppies come with a 3 day health guarantee. We advise that you to take your puppy to your veterinarian within the first 72 hours to be seen. If the puppy is deemed unwell, a written notice from your veterinarian is required to be fully refunded the entire cost of the puppy when the puppy is returned back to us. 

Puppies can go home once they are 8 weeks old. 

The primary difference between dogs registered with the American Kennel Club (AKC) and those registered with the Field Dog Stud Book (FDSB) is their focus. AKC primarily registers purebred dogs for conformation (physical appearance) and shows. FDSB, on the other hand, focuses on dogs used in field trials and hunting, particularly pointing, flushing, and retrieving breeds. While AKC registers a wider range of breeds, FDSB is more specialized in working dogs.

We do not hunt our English Setters. However, English Setters naturally have strong hunting instincts and prey drive. All hunting dogs require formal training. Our puppies would make great hunting companions as English Setters are the ideal combination of versatile hunting partner and gentle, affectionate pet.