Females:

1. Lives a longer and healthier life
2. Helps reduce uterine infections and breast cancer. Spaying your dog before her first heat offers the best protection.
3. No heat cycles, therefore eliminating bleeding.
4. Helps fight pet overpopulation
5. Eliminates unwanted pregnancies

Males:

1. Prevents testicular cancer if neutered before 6 months of age.
2. Reduces or eliminates the marking of territory and spraying
3. Better behaved
4. Prevents unwanted pregnancies
5. Helps reduce the roaming attributed to finding a mate. Therefore, reducing the risk of fighting with other males and injury in traffic.
6. Helps fight the pet overpopulation

Spaying or neutering does not make your pet over weight.

They have to be at least 8 weeks old to go to their new home. The time may be different for each puppy, they will stay here until they are completely ready to go to their new home. My first concern is the welfare of the puppy. I do not want any problems for either you are the puppy when you get home.

Of course, you are welcome to see your puppy before you buy it 😉

Dog breeding is important because, when dogs reproduce without human intervention, their offspring’s characteristics are determined by natural selection. While in planned dog breeding refers specifically to the artificial selection of dogs, in which dogs are intentionally bred by their owners.

Chewing is a natural behavior. When you leave something enticing in a young puppy’s path, chances are they’re going to chew on it. That’s why it’s up to you to puppy proof your home. If you think your puppy could eat an object, get it out of their reach. That’s another reason why crates are so useful — they help keep your pup out of trouble. Give your puppy plenty of toys that are safe for them to chew on. Food puzzles and interactive toys can help keep their mind occupied.

We do not have video clips on all of our puppies due to the large amount of time that it takes. Digital pictures are updated frequently.

Socialization is the process of introducing your puppy to new sounds, smells, people, and objects to help them become comfortable in new situations. The best time to socialize a dog is during puppyhood when they’re between three to 20 weeks old. During this socialization window, your dog is naturally more curious and open to new experiences. You can also socialize with an adult dog or older dog, but it is a slower process—you have to break bad habits and combat anxiety and fear.

There are various strategies for puppy socialization: introducing them to new people and family members, discouraging nipping, and exposing them to loud noises, new environments, or unfamiliar situations. To best socialize your puppy, think of the things they’ll commonly encounter as they age (for instance, noisy children or other dogs). Make sure that your puppy acclimates to those experiences when they’re young.

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^*We have been raising puppies for 15 years and have the knowledge base that goes along with that.
^*We always vaccinate and deworm our puppies.
^*We provide as much education as possible to ensure that your puppy has a smooth transition from our home to yours.
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This is absolutely NOT a puppy mill. Our dogs are very well cared for, loved and each one is special in their own way to our family. No amount of money is more important than the emotional and physical health of my animals. I have heard people say, “watch our for people with more than one breed.” That offends me!! I love all my breeds and don’t want to pick only one specific breed to raise and enjoy. This is the hobby I have dreamed of since I was a little girl and I take pride in knowing that my four-legged babies are so loved and well taken care of.

Your new puppy is used to getting Nu Vet Plus, this is all natural and a full spectrum immune system booster to keep you puppy healthy. Ingredients are human grade also, YIPPEE!!! Not only is Nu Vet Labs great for their health, here at Princess Puppies we use it as a treat and they LOVE it! It is liver based and tastes so good to them! Yummmmyyy! It is NOT sold in stores, so you will need to order it. Order it now, so you will have it when your new puppy comes home.

TO ORDER CALL: 800-474-7044
YOU WILL NEED ORDER CODE #: 65760

Do not give your dog affection when he is excited, or when he is showing signs of dominance—very perky and proud, looking and asking you for attention. A dog that is asking to be petted is demanding that you do something for him. A demand from a dog is an alpha behavior. Alpha’s behavior can also be seen when he carries himself proud with a stance that makes him look bigger. His ears will be perked. When dogs carry themselves like this they look beautiful, but in the dog world, this is a dog trying to puff himself out for the role of the leader. Dogs should not be petted or sweet-talked at this time.

When a dog is showing signs of dominance the dog should receive no affection until you are able to make him realize he is not the boss and he accepts it and begins to act submissive. The more submissive and stable-minded the dog gets, the more love you can give him. Dogs should not get any affection until the dominance is under control. Your affection will reinforce whatever mind frame (in human words, “mood”) the dog is in.

• Signs of teeth and gum diseases begin occurring in 80% of dogs after reaching the age of 3. 
• Because of the fact above, veterinarians recommend yearly professional cleanings, especially as your pet gets older, along with daily brushing by pet owners to combat this.
• The serious effects of dental problems can be prevented by proactive, preventative care. Help your pet with his beautiful smile; in doing so you will be promoting overall good health!

Make sure to practice reward-based, positive reinforcement training technique.

Nausea sometimes occurs but don’t be alarmed! Puppies often get motion sickness in the car, just bring a towel, soft blanket and some baby wipes just in case.

It is always best to consult with your vet regarding any specific pet medication question; that being said, there are some general guidelines you can follow regarding these three types of common treatments.

• Heartworm medication should be provided for pets on a consistent basis by the time they reach the age of six months. This is especially relevant for areas of the globe, like North America, where mosquitoes, the carriers of heartworm, are relatively prevalent.
• Flea medication can be applied as a preventative or on an as-needed basis, i.e., when infestation occurs! There are various types of flea medication including pills and ointment. Some work better than others, so talk to your vet!
• Much of the time, medications on the market combat both ticks and fleas at the same time. So when should you invest in these types of pills? Some people try to be proactive in fighting off these pests since ticks especially can be very harmful for our pets if they pounce. During the months of summer and spring, the likelihood of infestation is at it’s highest, but that doesn’t mean the bugs won’t show up when the weather gets cold! A breakdown of this winter tick and flea reality can be found here in an article by PetMD. Though fleas and ticks are less prevalent at certain times to be sure; during winter, medication is still a good idea

When choosing the best toys for small breed puppies, consider their size, chewing habits, and level of activity. Toys should be appropriately sized to prevent choking hazards and durable enough to withstand teething. Interactive toys are also beneficial for mental and physical stimulation.