Dedicated to a Healthy Legacy

Yes you will receive appropriate paperwork to register your puppy. 

Your Puppy can go home once he/she turns 8 weeks of age.

After you have made your pick you can reserve your puppy by placing a non- refundable $500 deposit through Zelle or PayPal. You will also need to sign our contract and email it signed back to me. 

We accept PayPal, for deposits only, the remainder of the payment must be paid in cash or Zelle. Sorry no personal checks, or cashiers checks. if traveling, the remainder must be paid in full by the time your puppy is 7 weeks old so that travel arrangement can be made.

In addition to being vet checked, first set of vaccines, fully dewormed at 2, 4, 6, 8, weeks of age, NYC health certificate, AKC registration form, a 1 year health guarantee. Your puppy will also come home with puppy pack filled with a bunch of goodies and food. 

Absolutely, you will be sent weekly photos and videos at least once a week until your puppy makes its way to its furever home. 

Prices start at $3,500  prices are based on pedigree, color and registration (limited/full AKC is available)

No, in order to reserve a puppy you must put a non refundable deposit to hold a puppy and sign our puppy contract.

Yes all puppies come fully pee pad trained.

Yes, all puppies will receive a copy of the pedigree. free of charge.

Our flight nannies will deliver your puppy to your nearest airport for a fee, only in the U.S.

Since they have short snouts (brachycephalic) The short face can make their breathing less efficient than that of a long snout breed. because of this Frenchies have less tolerance for heat, exercise, and stress All of which increase their need to breath. Some Frenchies have loud noisy breathing. They may have a longer tongue or an excessive soft palate that is obstructing their airway. Smaller nose openings can also exaggerate their already noisy breathing, and avoid strenuous exercise. If your dog seems to overheat or become stressed too easily, with noisy breathing and sometimes spitting up foam, consult your vet to check and have its airway evaluated for pinched nostrils or an elongated soft palate.