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Now accepting applications for Fall litters • Nationwide delivery available

Adoption process

From first application to first night home

No fees to apply, no pressure, and no mystery about where you stand. Here is exactly what happens and when.

  1. 01

    Apply

    10 minutes

    Tell us about your household, activity level, and the temperament you are hoping for. There is no fee to apply and no obligation.

  2. 02

    Match call

    Within 3 business days

    We talk through litters, timing, projected sizes, and coat expectations, then recommend the pairing that actually fits your life.

  3. 03

    Reserve

    $500 deposit

    Your deposit holds a place in a specific litter in the order it is received. You sign the placement agreement and get the health guarantee terms up front.

  4. 04

    Choose & come home

    At 7–8 weeks

    Review temperament notes and photos, select your puppy in deposit order, then pick up at the farm or schedule delivery. Support starts the same day.

Pickup and nationwide delivery

  • Farm pickup — freeCome to Malad, Idaho for a one-hour go-home visit. We walk through feeding, crate routine, potty schedule, and send you off with a scented blanket.
  • Regional ground delivery — flat travel feeFor families within a day's drive we deliver to your door, help with the first introduction, and answer questions on the spot.
  • Flight nanny — nationwideA licensed nanny carries your puppy in-cabin to most major airports, with photo and text updates from departure through arrival.
A puppy in a travel crate handed over at airport curbside

The first two weeks at home

Day 1

Quiet arrival, crate introduction, potty every two hours, vet visit scheduled within 72 hours.

Days 2–7

Feeding chart, nap enforcement, name games, and a short daily handling routine we send you.

Week 2

First check-in call from us, socialization outings that avoid busy dog parks, and training homework.

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