Nebraska
Puppies For Sale

YES, WE CAN! (depending on the breed/size) We can typically deliver your puppy to your nearest airport or meet you somewhere convenient. Some additional fees will apply.

Absolutely, the puppies receive a full health check from a qualified veterinarian before being sold. Each puppy undergoes comprehensive vet examinations, ensuring they are current on all vaccinations and deworming treatments.
Additionally, you will receive detailed health records with your new puppy. To guarantee their health and safety, every puppy comes with a certified Certificate of Veterinary Inspection. This certificate is issued by a professional vet, verifying that your puppy is in excellent health and ready to join your family.

Puppies typically begin their potty training journey around six weeks old. This early start helps them develop good habits and understand where and when it's appropriate to relieve themselves. Starting at this age can ease the transition for both the puppies and their owners, setting the foundation for successful training.

While we work to train the puppies to use a pee pad, it typically takes 4-6 months for a puppy to be fully house-trained.

No. The puppy will receive all age appropriate shots, but will need four sets of shots, starting between ages 6-8 weeks old, and every 3 weeks after that. promote optimal development in our puppies. These techniques help enhance their resilience, adaptability, and overall social skills, setting them up for a happy and well-adjusted life!

Yes, the puppies are current on all vaccinations and deworming treatments. They receive routine care to ensure they are in optimal health, including necessary shots and deworming procedures. You can be assured that their health regimen is up to date.

We try to have our puppies well adjusted and sleeping through the night when they go home, but sometimes it can take them a little bit to adjust.

While a dirty coat is undesirable, all dogs have natural oils that are essential to their skin and coat health so it is important not to wash to frequently.

Yes, havapoos are hypoallergenic. The Havapoo is a low-allergen crossbreed of the Havanese and poodle because they shed minimally.

If you're hoping to get the pick-of-the-litter, then getting on the waitlist early will be a good way to increase your chances for first pick.

You may skip this litter and move to the next. You may do no more than 2 skips because that can impact others chances at getting an earlier pick.

Understanding the Puppy Payment Process

Understanding the payment procedure is crucial when you're ready to bring a new puppy into your home. Here's a simple breakdown:

Initial Deposit Is Required: We need an upfront payment to reserve your furry friend. This policy provides flexibility and peace of mind as you go through the purchasing process.

Payment at Pick-Up: The Balance is paid directly when you pick up your puppy. This ensures that you only pay in full once you've had the opportunity to meet and bond with your new family member.

Convenient Options: You can typically pay using various methods, such as cash, certified check, Venmo, or Paypal. Please always check in advance to make sure you're ready with an accepted form of payment.

Reach Out for Questions: If you have any questions or need clarification about the payment process, it's best to contact us directly. We can provide specific details tailored to your situation.

This approach allows you to ensure that the puppy you choose is the right fit for your home and lifestyle without the pressure.

All the puppies will be at least eight weeks old before they leave our home to go to yours, as they need that amount of time with their mothers.

YES! Any public place is completely off limits until the puppy has received all of his or her vaccinations. Parvo can kill puppies.

When bringing home a new puppy, it's essential to have certain paperwork to ensure a smooth transition. Here’s what you should expect:

1. Veterinary Health Certificate
   A signed health certificate from a licensed veterinarian, commonly known as a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI), is necessary. This document confirms that the puppy is healthy and free from contagious diseases.

2. Vaccination Records
   Make sure to receive a detailed record of all vaccinations administered to the puppy. This will include essential shots like parvovirus and distemper.

3. Deworming Schedule
   You'll be provided with documentation of the deworming treatments the puppy has received, along with future recommendations.

4. Microchip Information (not typical but can be completed)
   If the puppy has been microchipped, you should receive information on how to register the chip in your name.

5. Registration Papers (if applicable)
   For purebred puppies, registration documents from an organization like the American Kennel Club (AKC) or United Kennel Club (UKC) may be included.

Having these documents not only assures you of the puppy’s health history but also assists you in maintaining their long-term well-being.

All of our breeds, except Boxers, are bred with hypoallergenic qualities, making them an excellent choice for individuals with allergies. These puppies typically produce fewer allergens, which means you're less likely to experience allergic reactions.
Additionally, our dogs are known for their minimal shedding. They maintain a clean coat, making them low-maintenance and perfect for a tidy home. Our puppies are a great option if you're looking for a furry friend who won't leave your furniture covered in hair.
In summary, these hypoallergenic and low-shedding puppies offer a delightful companionship for allergy sufferers and those looking for a cleaner home environment.