01/02/2026
We have had quite a few lately that have been wanting to come visit the puppies. I'm sorry, but that is just not something we do. We practice the best biosecurity we are able to do. Even if this cost us the sale of the puppy, their health is more important.
Biosecurity simply means the steps we take to protect our dogs, puppies, and families from illness. In a breeding program, this is critical—especially for newborn puppies and pregnant or nursing mothers.
Puppies are born with immature immune systems. Even common germs that don’t affect adult dogs can be life-threatening to them. Viruses like parvo, distemper, and herpes virus can be carried in on shoes, clothing, hands, or even healthy-appearing dogs.
That’s why we don't allow visitors, always hand washing and clean footwear, avoid dog-heavy public places, and carefully control contact with outside animals. These measures aren’t about being “overprotective”—they’re about responsible breeding and puppy survival.
Strong biosecurity:
• Protects vulnerable puppies during their most critical weeks
• Keeps our adult dogs healthy and stress-free
• Reduces the risk of devastating outbreaks
• Ensures puppies go home healthy and thriving
Our goal is to raise puppies with the best possible start in life. Biosecurity is one of the most important tools we have to make that happen. Thank you for understanding 🤍🐶
Now here is a cute picture of little Faith enjoying extra supplements. ❤️
