Adopting A Puppy From Nana

When deciding to purchase a Yorkie, you will have many questions, which might include:
How old will my puppy be when it comes home?
Nana’s Star Yorkie’s will come home sometime between 7 and 12 weeks depending on their specific needs.
How much are your puppies?
Puppies will be priced between $1500 and $2,500. Each puppy will be priced on their own individual merit and will not be priced before 4 weeks. Pricing depends on sex (females cost more), size (those charting to be smaller cost more), Registration type (AKC, CKC or APRI) and physical characteristics.
Sallie Belle will produce AKC puppies and Zoey Patricia will produce CKC/APRI puppies.
CAM’s List is an option for those who might need to make payments for their puppies.
HOW DO I PAY FOR MY PUPPY?
Payment consists of a deposit and final payment. Deposits are due when you select the specific puppy you want, and final payments are due upon picking your puppy up. Deposits are made via cash, check or VENMO and final payments are due in CASH only at pick-up.
What does the deposit consist of?
Deposits will consist of a $350 down payment. The down payment is refundable only until the puppy reaches 6 weeks old, after that it is non-refundable. Deposits should be made either in CASH or by check. If a check is used, the puppy will be placed on a temporary hold until your check clears the bank. Once the check has cleared the bank the puppy will be listed as pending final payment.
What does the deposit insure?
Deposits are an agreement that the buyer intends to purchase, and a breeder agrees to hold a specific puppy for purchase by the buyer.
Will my puppy be healthy?
All puppies will come up to date on worming, any applicable shots based on breeder’s vet recommendation, and a health certificate from the breeder’s vet.
What if I can’t keep my puppy?
If buyer decides for any reason that they cannot keep the puppy, breeder must be notified and given first right of refusal to obtain the dog at a discounted price.
In no instance will the breeder be expected to pay more than 30% of the original cost of the dog.
In no instance is the dog to be given to the Humane Society.
If the dog is to be returned prior to being fully vaccinated, buyer must certify that the puppy has not been exposed to distemper or parvo and has not touched the ground anywhere they may have come in contact with pets or pet waste where unvaccinated dogs may have been.
Dogs that breeder agrees to take back must return with proof of any vet care or vaccinations given after buyer assumed ownership. Breeder is not required to accept the dog back, but must be offered first right of refusal according the above statements.
While these are the most common questions, it is important for you, the buyer, to read the entire contract. Owning any dog, specifically a tiny dog, requires changes to your home and lifestyle. If you are prepared for this wonderful journey, it will be fulfilling and extremely rewarding to you and your new fur-baby. If you cannot make this commitment at this time of your life it is best to wait until you are at a place in your life where you can. There is no judgement as timing is everything!
Please do not hesitate to give me a call if you have any further questions! It is far easier to answer your questions via phone as opposed to email.