Pricing on a puppy will vary depending on the breed, color, and any special markings. Our goal is to have high quality, healthy and well socialized puppies that will make great pets at current market value prices.   

Pricing a puppy is a hard job and it depends on a number of factors and will vary from breeder to breeder.   We try to stay below the market value.  

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Here are some of the biggest factors and general breakdown for pricing:

1) Coloring and Markings - the more rare the color and markings the higher the price.  

• Creme or Black puppies are almost always less expensive

• Partis which are two colors or spotted are more

• Merles, Phantoms, Brindles or other rare colorings are the most expensive

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2) Size 

• Miniatures and smalls are always going to be significantly more expensive because there are additional costs in the breeding process (for example we usually do surgical artificial Insemination at the vet) you can expect a mini or small to cost somewhere around $500-$1000 more than a standard. There is also a much higher demand for small to minis.

• Medium to Standards are going to be generally cheaper

3) Coat Quality 

• Wavy/Fleece/Curly coats will be non shedding and they will run a higher price

• Straight coats usually that can occur in F1s and F1Bs are cheaper because there is a higher risk of shedding

4) Health Guarantees and Breeding Standards

• the more a breeder does to ensure a healthy puppy the more it will cost him

• It costs money to do the right vaccinations and good dewormer medications

5) Age of the puppy

• the older a puppy is, the less expensive it will be 

6) The Pedigree of the Parent Dogs 

• We make every effort to breed healthy parents.  

• It takes a while to recoup the cost of purchasing good healthy parents