What’s a Guardian Family?

Guardian homes are only responsible for routine vet care and to provide a dog kibble that I recommend.

I pay for all the breeding related vet care, breeding supplements and health testings. Once she’s old enough (18m-2 years old) she comes to our home to breed and then later to have her litters. I whelp and raise my litters, guardian families do not do anything breeding related! I love when my guardian families come to visit the pups and help socialize them. I love to include my guardians in the puppy process as much as I can such as helping pick litter themes and puppy names, if you’d like to  

Females tend to go into heat every 7-9 months so she will only have 1 litter every 14-18 months.  We usually do 3 litters. Once she’s retired we pay to spay her and then sign all ownership/rights over to you

• Able & willing to continue the dog’s training and socialization.
• Take care of the dog’s physical & emotional well being. Only to live indoors. 
• Prepared to pay for professional grooming, nutritional dog food, all vet visits not pertaining to breeding. 
• Must live within 30 min of Las Vegas, NV. 
• Have no plans to move out of Las Vegas for 5 years. 

She will come to our home during the breeding process for a few days and for when she’s ready to whelp her litter. Once old enough, female dogs will spend at least 6-7 weeks in our care to whelp, raise, and wean their puppies (guardian families are always welcome to visit during this time). Max of 1 litter per year. Females retire at around the age of 4-6 (typically after having 3 litters). After retirement, the female will be spayed and continue to live the remainder of her life with her guardian family

Our male dogs or “sires” will be brought to us as needed for the breeding process. Males retire around 5-7 years old. After retirement, he will be neutered and continue to live the remainder of his life with his guardian family.