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ly a few litters a year, as they are very time consuming.
My babies are all raised in our home, and very socialized. I am careful to breed only good temperaments, and very sweet babies, in both breeds. We vaccinate our babies early, at 6 weeks, so they leave with two vaccinations, and current wormings, and preventatives, for Giardia and Coccidia. These can still show up in a stool sample, as they are common in a low number in the intestines of dogs, but they should not be overpopulated, or causing issues at all.
I guarantee my babies healthy, all are vet checked, before leaving, for good heart, lungs, good bite, hernias, testicles there on boys, and some of the boys are already neutered, if placing as pet only. You do have 3 business days to confirm with your vet, that your baby is a healthy baby.
I am glad to answer any questions you may have, and I will do my best to describe the babies personality, and disposition, so it could hopefully be a good one for your family.
My son, Adam does deliveries, as I do not use ground transport at all on my chihuahuas, and rarely on a french bulldog, unless it is older, and I feel could adjust after ground transport(please keep in mind you are more apt to get kennel cough this way, too). Adam does up to 450 miles one way for $375, and if further, we do have to add $100 motel fee, and he can do up to 900 miles this way. I think that is plenty far, after that, a flight would be involved, but the puppy would have to be able to fit under the seat, designated by the airline, in front of Adam in a soft carrier(this involves a trip to a major airport, ticket for the puppy, ticket for Adam, and a nanny fee for Adam, so it does add up). Any other questions, please do ask. Thanks for checking us out, Judy